Vol. 20 No. 7, February - February 2013

Index

• Editorial.
• Fund CPD!(mail) (Letter to the editor)
• Hi ANJ.
• Letter of the month.
• No scrubs in the ED.
• Nurse-patient ratios in aged care.
• ANF federal office financial report.
• Giveaway.
• My disease.
• Proud ANF ACT member Gemma Sweaney cught daugher Maggie relaxing with her ANJ!.
• Winners.
• Nursing shortage election issue.
• Climate will increase demand on services.
• Course for nurses to support war veterans.
• Ovarian Cancer Awareness month.
• Patient participation could improve care.
• Strong endorsement for Mental Health Nurse Incentive Program.
• A unique profession: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workers.
• Riding to save lives.
• New resources on diabetes and end of life care are now available.
• Breast care nurse expansion.
• Vale: Mr Melville Jeisman OAM [Order of Australia].
• ACT book to mark centenary.
• Cervical cancer prevention audit.
• Give aged care a go, says young AIN.
• Nurse-led pilot to tackle hep C.
• Education.
• Donate to Tasmanian bushfire appeal.
• Let's talk Telehealth.
• Project Health Manager.
• UN votes to eliminate female genital mutilation.
• Working in Papua New Guinea volunteer vacancy.
• Immigration.
• Workplace bullying.
• School nursing: improving participation and access within youth health: an innovative pilot project in a rural Tasmanian high school.
• Human rights: meaningless to those with mental hearth.
• Welcome to wellness.
• The Victorian Charter of Human Rights and its impact on the nursing profession.
• Nursing innovation: developing practice now and in the future: nursing clinicians, academics and researchers were inspired and informed about the latest innovations in nursing and hearth care at the sixth International Congress on Innovations in Nursing held in Perth recently. The congress spurred enthusiasm for new ways of thinking about practice and positive developments within the profession.
• Men needed for study on traumatic childbirth.
• Undergraduate nursing research leads the way in combating urinary tract infections.
• A passion for would care.
• Early intervention for obesity prevention research: relevant to nursing practice.
• South Pacific Nurses Forum.
• Murrundindi: aboriginal elder.
• The Wurundjeri.
• Diabetes crisis in Fiji.
• Many Solomon Islands nurses disengaged with services.
• Decent work to eradicate poverty in the pacific.
• Employment for pacific island countries.
• Asia Pacific Emergency and Disaster Nursing Network (APEDNN) workshop.
• Disaster preparation for nurses in Asia Pacific.
• Pacific nurses lead in smoking cessation.
• Support for women in PNG.
• Concerns of TB incidence in Fiji.
• Nurses need to recognise signs of violence.
• Reflexivity in practice: a cultural journey in nurturing the growth of Indigenous Maori registered nurses.
• Equality and oral culture in Tongan nursing.
• Workforce diversity empowering nurses across the pacific.
• Leadership issues in the workplace for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander nurses in Australia.
• Health literacy: the innovative panacea for Pasifikans' health.
• Regulation of nursing in pacific countries.
• Calendar.
• Network.
• Bridging the 'standards' gap.