Articles from Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (October 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
'Clinical reality' vital at nursing council table.			481
'Density does the deal'.	O'Connor, Teresa		892
'Winging it together'.			354
100 years of nursing-past, present and future: two years in the planning, NZNO's centennial conference last month brought together the disparate streams of the NZNO whanau to honour its forebears and contemplate its future.		Conference news	380
4.5 percent increase at Ranfurly.	Seve, Fuaao		142
Aged-care round up.			351
An 'insulting' letter.	Hughes, Chris	Letter to the editor	191
An impressive visit.	Gordon, Suzanne		1098
At the vanguard of changes to nursing education.			597
Awareness, education, empowerment: NZNO has re-focused its approach to safe staffing, with awareness, education and empowerment the three goals of its new campaign.	Alexander, Glenda		932
Blood, sweat and tears shaped nursing workforce.			566
Bullying forces nurse to quit.	Finnie, Nicolo	Letter to the editor	630
Centennial congratulations.	Carey, Shona	Letter to the editor	188
Combined conference showcased extended practice.	Holbrook, Paddy		323
Correction.		Correction notice	108
Dishonesty charges lead to cancellation of registration.			272
Document and debrief.	Todd, Philippa	Letter to the editor	467
Don role goes.			103
Events.			392
Fighting for fairness: guest speaker at last month's NZNO centennial conference, Suzanne Gordon, spoke about the value of nurses" work. But funding given to Maori and iwi providers show their staff are not as valued as others.	Morgan, Tracey	Conference news	892
Gordon's 'four r for RNS'--respect, recognition rewards and resources.			1350
Government committed to strengthening nursing.			711
Honoured for service.			489
Honouring the voices of severely ill children.			242
Investigating prisoners' access to health services.			593
Kai Tiaki nursing research editor appointed.			516
Kai Tiaki--anytime, anywhere.			1038
Metcalfe's colourful life.			303
Miss Maclean makes a formidable appearance.		Conference notes	838
More objective approach needed.	Carey, Jan	Letter to the editor	650
More recognition for nursing wanted.			643
New chair for NENZ.			58
New student leaders.			172
Nurse suspended for stealing from elderly resident.			227
Nurses have power.			767
Nurses have the power to overcome challenges.			466
Nursing improvements promised.			333
NZNO constitution to be developed.			501
NZNO delegates raise money to support Telecom line engineers.			173
NZNO in healthy financial position.			226
NZNO presidency an 'amazing journey'--guy.			480
On a crusade to explain the world and work of nurses: what drives Suzanne Gordon? Why is she so passionate about nurses and nursing and the importance of informing the public about the nature of nursing work?	O'Connor, Teresa		1573
One generic scope, en as title and education at level 5--NZNO.			400
Plunket innovation awarded.			183
Preventing health care-associated infections.	O'Connor, Teresa		680
Providing holistic care for seriously ill children and their families: postgraduate study, combined with years of nursing experience, led a nurse to establish a trust and a new model of care dedicated to the holistic care of seriously ill children, their families and friends.	Ward, Cynthia		2622
Registration cancelled because of inappropriate sexual relationship.			347
Remits passed, remits lost.			467
Research fund must be nurtured for future generations.			516
Reunions.			151
Safe sleeping article praised.	McLardy, Elaine	Letter to the editor	245
Setting the safe staffing agenda: the report of the Ministerial Review Group provides an opportunity for NZNO and district health boards together, to set the safe staffing agenda.	Lawless, Jane		1037
Shaping future nursing practice: change is inherent in nursing practice. However, nurses must take the lead in the development of any new roles or procedures.	Trim, Susanne		1011
Slapping charge against registered nurse dismissed.			314
Speaking the language of the community.	Webster, Diane		276
Taking DHB property leads to suspension and censure.			291
Talks over Hospice schedules continue.			122
Te Rau Kokiri campaign re-focused.			405
The magic of words in the workplace.	Guerrero-Yaneza, Normie	Letter to the editor	378
Winning photo articulates essence of nursing.			427