Tairawhiti Nurses' Portal
"Nau mai haeremai ki tenei wahanga ipurangi akoranga mo nga Nehi me nga Kai Whakawhanau PÄ“pi"
Welcome to the Nursing and Midwives Education Website - Tairawhiti. This has evolved out of the realisation that many nurses in the Tairawhiti region across all sectors were not aware of some of the educational and professional development activities that are available to them.
It is the intention to ensure that information about educational opportunities is available to as many nurses as possible; to work together to support one another and our entire nursing community.
The Strategic Goals for Nursing and Midwifery in Tairawhiti (below) provides clear guidance and aligns well with the Tairawhiti District Health Boards Strategic and Annual Plan www.tdh.org.nz
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There are two Education Co-ordinators based at Gisborne Hospital -
Robyn Dymock as the Co-ordinator for Education and Professional Development is available to support nurses with Post graduate study, information about PDRP and CTA and can be contacted (06) 98690500 Extn 8220 
(See Specialty Nurses)
Jane Wilkie as the Co-ordinator for Nurse Entry to Practice (NeT-P) and is available to support new graduate nurses and the NeT-P programme. Jane can be contacted (06) 8690500 Extn 8300
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Nurses Roll in Smoking Cessation
Introduction
Nurses come across the health burden that tobacco use has on our community, in their daily work. Throughout the various work settings, from infant care through to palliative care, nurses witness the impact of exposure to tobacco smoke on people’s health. Therefore nurses are in an ideal position to make a difference in smoking cessation and to improve the health of their patients Read more...
Mauri Ora
How much do you know about New Zealand History? Mauri Ora is a free 12 months distance learning programme that gives you an understanding of basic Maori practices, protocols and New Zealand history - find out more including enrolment details www.mauriora.ac.nz |
Smoking Cessation
If you are a registered health professional in New Zealand, or training to be one, this module is for you. It should take you about 30 minutes to complete (in one go or in several sessions, depending on your available time). - Support Document 
https://smokingcessationabc. org.nz
National Diabetes Nursing Knowledge and Skills Framework
All nurses, regardless of practice setting, are likely to have contact with people with diabetes. The NDNKSF provides an outline of the specific knowledge and skills registered nurses need to provide care and education for people with diabetes. The NDNKSF is not a programme – rather, it is a toolkit to guide the professional development of nurses working with people with diabetes.
Knowledge and Skills Framework 2009
FAQ Diabetes knowledge and skills framework 2009
Nurse Portal Newsletters
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The PHOnetic
Fortnightly Newsletter by Turanganui Primary Health Organisation found here...
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