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Kerri Nuku wins award while Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference inspires Māori–healthcare professionals.
Read more... NZNO kaiwhakahaere wins global human rights award
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Mutations are producing COVID-19 variants more dangerous than the original.
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Pacific nurses had enough to cope with without racist comments in the media, Pacific Nurses’ Section chair ‘Eseta Finau said.
Read more... Racism stirs up dawn raids memory for Pacific nurse
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The man tapped to salvage child welfare agency Oranga Tamariki says health reforms could help stop Māori children being taken from whānau.
Read more... Oranga Tamariki, health reforms, sit at ‘intersection’ for Māori
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Frontline nurses vaccinating Auckland’s Pacific communities against COVID-19 have seen thousands of people since the Delta outbreak began last month, says a nursing team leader.
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The vaccination rollout and the health reforms were discussed by the Associate Health Minister.
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Nurses need to think about what their roles will be under the End of Life Choice Act and seek the support and guidance they will need.
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It was years ago, but Moana Jackson’s first journey up his maunga might give meaning to new generations of Māori.
Read more... A journey through time, memory, hope, to the top of the maunga
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The Indigenous Nurses Aotearoa Conference 2021 wrapped with an awards evening at the Beehive, recognising the work of Māori nurses and students.
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She was the woman in black, and shooting from the lip.
Read more... Of mice and nurses: The life and times of a fighting woman
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NZNO has claimed victory after being taken to the Employment Court by district health boards (DHBs) in their ongoing industrial dispute with members.
Read more... NZNO successfully defends Employment Court LPS challenge
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It was a time for inspiration, whanaungatanga, important information – and some great news about final exams.
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The COVID-19 lockdown has exposed chronic short-staffing as nurses were asked to work despite living with people potentially exposed to the virus.
Read more... Staffing shortages laid bare by lockdown pressure
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After 13 years at NZNO, policy analyst Māori Leanne Manson has resigned, to take up a senior role at Pharmac as pou tohu mātāmua (principal advisor) te whaioranga (Māori responsiveness strategy).
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Aged care nurses must wait for district health board (DHB) nurses to strike a pay deal before attaining their own pay parity, Minister of Health Andrew Little says.
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Nurses should get vaccinated – and shouldn’t spread vaccine misinformation, the Nursing Council of New Zealand says.
Read more... Get vaccinated, avoid spreading misinformation – Nursing Council
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Just under 1200 nurse vacancies were reported across the country’s district health boards (DHBs) at March 31 this year – about five per cent of the 25,000 DHB nursing workforce – but the real vacancy rate is likely to be “significantly higher”, says an NZNO safe staffing expert.
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Retiring NZNO professional nursing advisor Margaret Cain looks back at the big issues over three decades of working for nurses.
Read more... From the Employment Contracts Act to the COVID-19 lockdown
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Nurses can do much more in the mental health space – they just need the confidence and experience to do so, says long-time mental health nurse Anthony O’Brien, who is weaving mental health care throughout a new nursing degree at the University of Waikato.
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NZNO and its members are currently in a phase of significant activity.
