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NZNO nurse researchers plan celebration to mark 50 years of the research section

Kathy StodartNovember 19, 2025July 6, 2026November 2025NZNO colleges and sections, nursing research

Download this article as a PDF Lorraine Ritchie About the author: Lorraine Ritchie, RN, PhD, is a professional practice consultant for Te Whatu Ora — Southern, and a professional practice fellow at the University of Otago. She is chair of the NZNO Nursing Research Section Te Wāhanga Rangahau Tapuhi. ‘We hope to honour and … Continue reading “NZNO nurse researchers plan celebration to mark 50 years of the research section”

FROM THE EDITOR: Patricia McClunie-Trust
Researching in a virtual world

Kathy StodartNovember 19, 2025July 6, 2026November 2025digital tools, collaboration, nursing research

Download this article as a PDF KIA ORA KOUTOU. Welcome to the 2025 edition of Kaitiaki Nursing Research. As this edition marks our first fully online production, I am reminded that much of our nursing research is now undertaken virtually and in collaboration with other researchers, enabled by digital tools that allow us to work … Continue reading “FROM THE EDITOR: Patricia McClunie-Trust
Researching in a virtual world”

Screening tools: Challenges identifying perinatal depression in primary care

Kathy StodartNovember 16, 2025July 6, 2026November 2025screening scales, emotional distress, Perinatal distress

Staff perceptions and experiences of palliative care in aged residential care facilities

Kathy StodartNovember 16, 2025July 6, 2026November 2025integrative review, aged residential care, end-of-life care, palliative care

Download this article as a PDF About the authors: Remya Michael, RN, MN, is clinical nurse manager at Radius Althorp, Tauranga, an aged-care facility providing hospital, rest home, dementia and psychogeriatric care. Her corresponding address is [email protected] Christine Mercer, RN, BA(SocSci), MEd, PhD, PostGradCert Prof Supervision, is an academic staff member at the Waikato … Continue reading “Staff perceptions and experiences of palliative care in aged residential care facilities”

The lived experience of gout: A qualitative metasynthesis

Kathy StodartOctober 29, 2025July 6, 2026November 2025Gout, chronic disease, sense of agency, stigma, pain, lived experience

Download this article as a PDF About the authors: Tarryn Jack, RN designated prescriber, PGDip Nsg, MN candidate, is a nurse prescriber at Tokoroa Family Health, South Waikato. Patricia McClunie-Trust, RN, PhD, is a principal lecturer in the Centre for Health and Social Practice, Waikato Institute of Technology, Hamilton. Her correspondence address is: [email protected] Author … Continue reading “The lived experience of gout: A qualitative metasynthesis”