I advise that the new co-Chairs of NETS are Dr Ruth Crawford and Trudy Scott. Thank you to everyone for your support during Denise and Johanna's tenure in the co chair position. @NETSAotearoaNZ looks forward to continued collaboration with @CDNMANZ and Wharangi Ruamano.
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Is the ‘nurse’ title finally about to be protected in law?
A review of professional regulation may at last mean only those registered can call themselves nurses:
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2023 is a significant year in Nursing Education in Aotearoa NZ. It is the 50th anniversary of Nursing Education in the Tertiary sector. Acknowledging Wellington and Christchurch as the first Schools to offer Nursing in the Tertiary sector. #NursingHistory #NursingEducation
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'Complaints from patients and their relatives are a valuable and useful source for gaining the knowledge needed in the process of generating a healthcare system that is signified by high patient safety' onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/… @jadvnursing
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In interview with @myamericannurse ICN President @PamCiprianoRN highlights that, in order to rebuild #healthsystems, it is important to protect the #health workforce and to allow #nurses to speak up about the challenges they face, in terms of working conditions and #mentalhealth.
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Suitable, fit, competent and safe to practice nursing? Assessing nursing students' personal qualities in clinical placement—An integrative review ift.tt/nrGlt9M
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A scoping review of registered nurses' delegating care and support to unlicenced care and support workers ift.tt/83A7Qpu
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The effectiveness of education strategies for nurses to recognise and ... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Have you ever thought about becoming a professional nurse advocate?
Find out what the role involves and if you have the right skills for it:
rcni.com/nursing-standard/ca…
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Did you know that INACSL members have free access to the Clinical Simulation in Nursing Journal? Expand your knowledge in the latest research, innovative teaching/learning strategies, operation, real-world practice, and more when you unlock your access. bit.ly/3wuSUKY
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Less than 50 days to go to #ICNCongress 2023, which will bring thousands of #nurses from all over the world to celebrate together in #Montreal, #Canada, from 1 to 5 July! Join us, and help us make it an unforgettable event! bit.ly/42QGDNS #ICN2023 @canadanurses
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Conference program for this great conference @MonashUni Prato organised by @hypoxicchicken is out! internationalclinicalskillsc…
Lots of interesting presentations, including by our @onesimeducation team.
#neotwitter #obgyn #MedEd
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Anxiety and depression among nursing students during the COVID‐19 lockdown: A cross‐sectional correlational study ift.tt/thWwPrO
As the co-chair of NETS I acknowledge all nurses and nursing students today. I am proud to celebrate the knowledge, skills, resilience, flexibility, value, versatility, and adaptability of nursing in Aotearoa & internationally
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‘I'm still here, I'm alive and breathing’: The experience of Black Americans with long COVID ift.tt/lSpBu7f
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Dr Jill Wilkinson argues that the challenge to move pre-registration education to the tertiary sector 50 years ago is as significant as today’s challenges of a unified national nursing curricula
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When integrated into programmes of study, Māori student cohorting is a culturally responsive teaching strategy which has the potential to enhance retention and develop professional identity as a Māori nurse.
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