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Article category: NZNO Conference

October 2020 vol 26 no 9

Protected: New president calls for unity

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

There is no excerpt because this is a protected post.

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October 2020 vol 26 no 9

Time for nurses to ‘stamp their mark’

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

Now was the time for nurses to “stamp their mark, understand their value and ensure they worked in solidarity”, Kaiwhakahaere Kerri Nuku said in her concluding remarks to conference.

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October 2020 vol 26 no 9

Cannabis ‘a health issue’

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

Auckland GP Graham Gulbransen has treated 1500 patients at his medical cannabis service in Henderson – New Zealand’s first – since opening in 2018.

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October 2020 vol 26 no 9

Global nursing report refers to ‘ethical utilisation’ of IQNs

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

COVID-19 had brought the “critical importance of nursing into sharp focus”, outgoing chief nursing officer (CNO) Margareth Broodkoorn told the conference.

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October 2020 vol 26 no 9

Pandemic highlights ‘true value’ of nursing

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

COVID-19 has shown the world the reality of modern-day nursing, says the chief executive of the International Council of Nurses (ICN), Howard Catton.

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Pandemic  highlights ‘true value’ of nursing

October 2020 vol 26 no 9

Full inquiry into pandemic response overdue

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

A full inquiry into New Zealand’s response to COVID-19 should have begun “weeks ago”, to better prepare the country for future pandemics, McGuiness Institute founder Wendy McGuiness told the conference.

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October 2020 vol 26 no 9

‘Serious questions’ over PPE supply

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

Controller and auditor-general John Ryan said the Office of the Auditor-General (OAG) decided to investigate the Ministry of Health (MoH)’s management of personal protective equipment (PPE) in June, as there were “serious questions” over its supply.

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‘Serious questions’ over PPE supply

October 2020 vol 26 no 9

COVID-19 elimination strategy wins praise

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

University of Otago Professor of Public Health Michael Baker praised the effectiveness of New Zealand’s elimination approach to COVID-19 – and public health nurses.

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October 2020 vol 26 no 9

PPE, nurses’ role in pandemic dominate virtual conference

By Mary Longmore and Teresa O'Connor

October 1, 2020

The COVID-19 response and nurses’ role in it and personal protective equipment (PPE) supply problems were key topics at the NZNO virtual conference Community wellbeing in Aotearoa Nursing 2020 and beyond on September 16.

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Funding change will ensure more consistent emergency care for New Zealanders

A simple change in how ambulance medicines are funded is set to create more consistent emergency care.
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Questions over dilapidated and cramped renal unit forced to ration dialysis

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3 Mar

Hospitals and health workers should never be targets

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Public and Mental Health Nurses settle collective agreement

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Record uptake nearly doubles advanced nurse education scholarships

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19 Feb

‘Top Up’ to deliver faster access to support

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18 Feb

Pharmac proposes funding new treatments that could transform early care for people with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia, a type of blood cancer

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13 Feb

Te Whatu Ora’s embarrassing U-turn over proposed car park plan

Te Whatu Ora needs to go back to the drawing board and prioritise worker safety after reversing plans to charge hospital workers market rates for car parks, NZNO says.
11 Feb

Stark differences in COVID-19 vaccination rates between Māori and non-Māori, research finds

A new study analysing COVID-19 vaccine uptake has found markedly lower vaccination rates among Māori, which researchers link to existing inequities in healthcare access.
9 Feb

ICN’s call for International Nurses Day 2026: empower nurses to save lives

ICN has announced the theme for International Nurses Day (IND) 2026: Our Nurses. Our Future. Empowered Nurses Save Lives. This focus sends a clear message that to maximize the full life-saving impact of the nursing workforce, we must empower nurses with safe, fair work environments and full nursing practice, influence, and leadership.
5 Feb

Global nurse leaders gather in Japan to address urgent workforce crisis

Nursing leaders from Japan and around the world are gathering in Yokohama this week for two major nursing events that are advancing the global conversation on how countries can protect, retain and invest in their nursing workforce as pressures mount across health systems worldwide.
4 Feb

Midwives to deliver more vaccinations to help protect families

Midwives are now able to offer a wider range of funded immunisations, supporting families from pregnancy through the early months of a child’s life, Health Minister Simeon Brown says.
30 Jan

Opening of E Tū Wairua Hinengaro – Mason Clinic

Health New Zealand has marked the opening of E Tū Wairua Hinengaro, a new purpose-built facility at Auckland’s Mason Clinic designed to strengthen and modernise forensic mental healthcare in Aotearoa.
29 Jan

NZNO disgusted by nurse’s killing in the US

Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa NZNO has expressed disgust at the shooting and killing of nurse Alex Pretti on a Minneapolis, US street on Saturday morning by federal officers.
27 Jan

New national group forms to support public healthcare in Aotearoa

Kaitiaki Hauora - Together for Public Health has been formed as a national group bringing together patients, health workers, iwi and Māori health representatives, unions, advocacy organisations, and community groups, with backing from a growing number of organisations across the health sector.
22 Jan

Pharmac proposes to fund life changing treatments for people with cystic fibrosis

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05 Jan

Nurses pay tribute to Dame Poutasi

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12 Dec

Holidays Act remediation payments update

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8 Dec

Expanding access to everyday medicines

Registered nurse prescribers can now prescribe nearly double the number of medicines, significantly expanding access to timely, local care for New Zealanders, Health Minister Simeon Brown says.
1 Dec

Govt breaking promise to local communities

Labour’s new Family Doctor Loan Scheme will support doctors and nurse practitioners with low-interest loans to set up new practices or buy into existing ones.

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