Continuing health inequalities must be addressed: over the next few months Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand will be running a series of articles based on 2020 and Beyond: A Vision for Nursing. This first article discusses some of the key factors that will affect nursing into the future, as well as the health and social policy frameworks that provide the context within which nurses practise.(A NURSING VISION) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (12/1/2010)
...the way we practise nursing and nurses must be...bring. By 2026, New Zealand's population is...morbidities. (1) Nursing is also facing demographic...concerns regarding job availability for...diseases and New ...

Having the courage to speak out: in an interview with Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand's co-editor Anne Manchester, Michael Alexander discusses what drew him to nursing, how it's changed him as a person and why he wanted to write about his nursing experiences.(HISTORY)(Interview) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (12/1/2011)
...spent six years nursing in the public sector in New Zealand--two years...both in New Zealand and overseas...to nurse abroad Nursing is the perfect...stayed in this job if it wasn't...liked the simple ...

Nursing New Zealand back to health.(EDITORIAL) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (12/1/2005)
...convention of judging a new post holder's performance...been chief adviser, nursing for a couple of months...wider world of New Zealand nursing and health care...dedicated to their jobs, put patient care...a sense that ...

'Complementary, not in competition': a private hospital manager takes issue with an article in last month's Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand which argued against increased privatisation of health care.(VIEWPOINT) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (12/1/2010)
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Weighing up the party promises: as Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand went to press, the election on September 17 was less than six weeks away. National's promised tax cuts, as yet unspecified, should be balanced against Labour's promise of interest free student loans by next April.(POLITICAL FOCUS) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (8/1/2005)
...students who reside in New Zealand is a major victory...according to a nursing student leader...help alleviate the nursing shortage." Bennetts...caregivers in her holiday jobs and many of them would Love to go nursing. "But ...

NZNO to support Fiji nurses.(New Zealand Nurses Organisations)(Fiji Nursing Association) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (8/1/2007)
As this issue of Kai Tiaki Nursing New Zealand went to press, almost all the 1400 members of the Fiji Nursing Association (FNA) had been on...which had lead to the toss of many jobs. The nurses voted to take strike...

Reflections on a pioneering nursing journey: Judith Christensen has been a pioneering figure in New Zealand nursing--the youngest person to receive the Flora Cameron Award; the head of one of the first polytechnic nursing schools; and the first nurse in the country to be awarded a doctorate in nursing.(PROFILE) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (6/1/2008)
...interview anyone else for the job. Those heading the new programmes had to have a masters...was chosen for the Christchurch job. Bea Salmond, also with a masters...bond, stating it was a bond to nursing in New Zealand. That ...

Nurses positive despite perceived poor pay and restructuring: NZNO's second biennial employment survey reveals a resilient nursing workforce, the vast majority of whom are satisfied in their work and believe they are providing a high quality of care. But pay rates remain a bone of contention.(NEWS FOCUS)(New Zealand Nurses Organisation)(Survey) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (3/1/2011)
...percent identified as New Zealand European, 12 percent...OTN) gaining New Zealand registration annually...their expectations of nursing in New Zealand had been met, close...revealed considerable ...

Articulating nurses' distress: recent New Zealand nursing research has revealed the distress, the pain, the anger, the alone-ness, too many nurses feel, too often, during their working lives. How can that distress be eased and how should nurse leaders respond to minimise the negative effects of nursing work and nursing culture? The nurse researcher offers some suggestions.(RESEARCH) Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand (9/1/2009)
...secondary trauma, makes nursing highly complex and...creates the need for nursing-specific strategies...positively influence nursing morale and reduce...consistently available to New Zealand nurses. A key recommendation...m just doing my ...