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Articles in Feb, 2009 issue of Lamp, The

• The bold and the cynical: Private hospital employers Healthe and Healthscope have signed up to good agreements with their employees but Ramsay continues to stall—a tactic that smacks of cynicism
  by Brett Holmes
• Celebrations at Healthe, Healthscope; New agreements at Healthe and Healthscope deliver more pay, better conditions, and recognize additional tertiary qualifications
• Health the winner in Rudd's 'new cooperative federalism'
• Nursing student thinks about Nurses' rights at work
  by Benjamin Imrie-Quintyn
• Spot checks make nurses feel like the enemy
• Requesting input to health heritage project
  by Judith Cornell
• Let's get real about bottled water
  by Christine Moore
• Expressions of interest for health complaints commission panel
  by Kieran Pehrn
• WA nurse practitioner clinics push for prescriptions
• Charges against CFMEU official dropped
• Award modernisation threatens vulnerable workers
• Do you know an inspiring nurse? Nominate an inspirational nurse for HESTA's Nurse of the Year Award
• Sydney Hospital 30-year reunion
• Happiness—as contagious as the flu
• First Notre Dame nurses graduate
• Aged care nurses 'emotionally exhausted'
• Health stakeholders fast track key recommendations
• What nurses and midwives say about the Garling report
• NSWNA saves 130 jobs; NSWNA intervention stops GWAHS' plans to cut nursing jobs
• Work bans get results at Batlow; Work bans by nurses at Batlow's new Multi Purpose Service force management to address dangerous building defects
• McKesson pushes non-union agreement; Isolated in 'virtual workplaces', McKesson nurses almost pulled off an impossible organising feat, narrowly losing the vote on a non-union agreement
• Nurses and community push for quality aged care; Members of the Quality Aged Care Action Group take their community push for aged care reform to Canberra
• Ask Judith; when it comes to your rights and entitlements at work, NSWNA Assistant General Secretary Judith Kiejda has the answers
  by Judith Kiejda
• Reflections on nursing
• Mercy ship needs theatre nurses
• APHEDA relief for Gaza
• High praise for nurses in Gaza and Israel
• NZ tightens requirements for overseas nurses
• Sierra Leone Nurses' Association goes global
• Zimbabwe nurses beaten
• Drastic rise in pacific childbirth mortality
• Mumbai nurses praised for 'presence of mind' in terror attack
• The latest medical monitor—the mobile phone
• Nurses top of honesty and ethics list
• Stop using 'love' and 'dearie', UK nurses told
• Remedies for a health system in crisis
• Garling reports back on public health
  by Peter Garling
• 2009 NSWNA education calendar
• Green jobs bonanza; a million green jobs could be generated in Australia with an ambitious environmental policy, according to a new report released by the ACTU and the Australian Conservation Foundation
• Bright future for aged care; Nurses and students attending the recent NSWNA aged care forum were shown a range of new models of care and emerging career opportunities
• NSWNA film makers set to shine: the NSWNA is set to discover the next shining star in movieland at its inaugural International Nurses' Day Short Film Festival. Julie Millard, RN, is one of our budding filmmakers lining up for the $5000 first prize!
• Revolutionary Road: brilliant performances by Golden Globe winner Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio as a 1950s couple suffocating in middle American suburbia left this reviewer squirming in her seat
  by Annie Cameron
• Defiance: a true story of three Jewish brothers who defy war, the nazis and the Jewish Holocaust and fight back, saving fellow Jews and making raids against the German forces. Defiance is an inspiring, compelling movie about survival, says Murray James
  by James Murray
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