By Monina Hernandez
May 26, 2022
Migrant nurse leader calls on MPs to better support IQNs, who are vital to the New Zealand health service.
Read more... Migrant nurses vital to NZ and need better support, MPs told
By Mary Longmore
May 18, 2022
NZNO’s enrolled nurses (ENs) say they are looking forward to working closely with the Nursing Council to review their scope of practice, after a 2019 survey found ENs preferred not to work “under the direction” of nursing colleagues.
Read more... Enrolled nurses’ scope of practice to be reviewed this year — Nursing Council
By Kathy Stodart
May 9, 2022
Print out this crossword grid (see PRINT tab at bottom right of page), and use the clues below.
Read more... MAY crossword
By Alex Pajel
May 5, 2022
Health-care professionals need to understand the benefits employment brings to people with schizophrenia.
Read more... What employment means for people with schizophrenia
By Jim Vause
April 14, 2022
Managing patients’ CVD risk, medication non-adherence, and improving communication with patients: This article has particular relevance to primary care nurses, including those specialising in long-term conditions, and to cardiac care educators.
Read more... Cardiovascular disease — tackling medication adherence
By Stephanie Rooke, Grace Thevenard, Saumi Suthendran, Suyeon Skyla Jung, Nathalie Tolentino, Jamie Fraser Annandale and Kim Ward
March 28, 2022
Students chronicle their good and bad experiences with preceptors and give their view on how to perform the role well, to educate and inspire the next generation of nurses.
Read more... What makes a great preceptor? Nursing students have their say
By Keenan D’Souza, Katarina Campbell, Amjad Alsiyabi, Sally Davis, Lucy Hou, Rebecca Zhao and Jackie Williams
March 21, 2022
RNs should be setting an example to student nurses on how to perform hand hygiene to the highest standards.
Read more... Hand hygiene: A student nurse perspective
By Heather Woods
November 1, 2021
Nurses in primary care play an important role in managing foot care, especially for elderly, diabetic and disabled patients.
Read more... The importance of nurse-led foot care