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Category: November 2020

Perceptions of Indian IQNs transitioning into a bachelor of nursing programme in New Zealand

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Perceptions of Indian IQNs transitioning into a bachelor of nursing programme in New Zealand

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags IQN, bachelor of nursing, cultural safety, cross-cultural communication, transition, resilience

Registered nurse turnover in the acute setting

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Registered nurse turnover in the acute setting

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags retention, nurse, attrition, nurse turnover, acute care hospital

The case for appointing Parkinson’s disease nurse specialists

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... The case for appointing Parkinson’s disease nurse specialists

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags economic burden, Parkinson's, chronic neurological disorder, older person's health, specialist nurse, falls risk

Language and communication: A vital component of health for people with refugee backgrounds

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Language and communication: A vital component of health for people with refugee backgrounds

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags nursing, refugee, language development, health and wellbeing

Students’ perceptions of participating in educational escape rooms in undergraduate nursing education

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Students’ perceptions of participating in educational escape rooms in undergraduate nursing education

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags escape rooms, teamwork, critical thinking, survey research, collaboration, nursing education

Patient safety leadership walk rounds: Lessons learned from a mixed-methods evaluation

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Patient safety leadership walk rounds: Lessons learned from a mixed-methods evaluation

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags patient safety, leadership, evaluation, walk round

Promoting the use of the SOAP(IE) documentation framework in medical nurses’ practice

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Promoting the use of the SOAP(IE) documentation framework in medical nurses’ practice

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags nursing documentation, SOAP(IE), SOAP, frameworks

Burnout in New Zealand registered nurses: The role of workplace factors

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... Burnout in New Zealand registered nurses: The role of workplace factors

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags nursing, bullying, harassment, burnout, workplace, stress

The transformative potential of COVID-19 for nursing research

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... The transformative potential of COVID-19 for nursing research

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags nursing research, Covid-19, digital technology, data collection

2020, the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife and the COVID-19 pandemic

By Kathy Stodart

August 10, 2026

Read more... 2020, the International Year of the Nurse and Midwife and the COVID-19 pandemic

Author Kathy StodartPosted on August 10, 2026Categories November 2020Tags Covid-19

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Kaitiaki Nursing Research is an internationally, double-blinded, peer-reviewed nursing research journal, published by the New Zealand Nurses Organisation. It contains research manuscripts from New Zealand-based nurse researchers (or other researchers where the research can be shown to have relevance to nursing in New Zealand).

Papers in all areas of nursing are welcome. Authors should present original work, or new and original analysis of existing work. Letters to the editor are also published. All articles and manuscripts will be subjected to the same rigorous review process.

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