Diabetes nursing
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation library holds many resources relating to diabetes nursing. This is not a definitive list - please ask if you require other material.
Links have been provided where available. Other items are only available to members and staff of NZNO (if you are neither, please contact your local public, tertiary or medical library for assistance).
October 2008
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation library holds many resources relating to diabetes nursing. This is not a definitive list - please ask if you require other material.
Links have been provided where available. Other items are only available to members and staff of NZNO (if you are neither, please contact your local public, tertiary or medical library for assistance).
Barrington, Gill. (Dec 1992). The role of the practice nurse in diabetes education. New Zealand Practice Nurse. 4-7.
Baxter.J. (2002, September). Barriers to Health Care for Mäori with Known Diabetes: A literature review and summary of issues. Prepared for the New Zealand National Working Group on Diabetes.
http://www.nzgg.org.nz/guidelines/0036/Diabetes_Barriers_report.pdf
Bartol, Tom. (Feb 2005). Putting a patient with diabetes in the driver's seat. Nursing 2002. Feb 2002. 32(2): 53-55
Benatar, J. (3 April 2002). The management of type 2 diabetes. New Zealand GP. 28-29
Crouch, David & Hainsworth, Terry. (7 Oct 2003). Delivering on diabetes. Nursing Times. 99(40): 34-36
Cuttell, K., Hilton, D. & Drew, J. (Mar 2005). Preparation for transition to adult diabetes services. Paediatric Nursing; 17(2) : 28-
Diabetes and Driving: Fact Sheet 16. (2004). Land Transport New Zealand.
http://www.ltsa.govt.nz/factsheets/16.html
Duff, J. (May 1995). Type II Diabetes in your practice. New Zealand Practice Nurse. 50-52.
Farthing, N. & Sadler, J. (May 2004). Working together with diabetes. Paediatric Nursing. 16(4): 20-
Green V. (2004 Jun 10-23). Diabetes nursing. Understanding different religions when caring for diabetes patients. British Journal of Nursing (BR J NURS); 13(11): 658-62.
Hanna, K., Juarez. B., Lenss. S., & Guthrie. D. (2003, Jul-Sep). Parent-adolescent communication and support for diabetes management as reported by adolescents with type 1 diabetes. Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing. 26 (3). pp 145-58.
Hill, J. (2005). The use of insulin to improve treatment in type 2 diabetes. Nursing times. 101 (28): 32-34
Hill, J. (2007). Treating type 1 diabetes in primary care. Practice Nurse. v33(11)
Issues around a national plan of action for diabetes. Kimihia nga putake katoa o te kaupapa ina ka kimihia nga rongoa (seek all the causes of the problem, then seek the solutions). Wellington, N.Z : Public Health Group Ministry of Health, 1996.
Kenealy. T., Braatvedt. G., & Scragg. R. (2002, April 26). Screening for type 2 diabetes in non-pregnant adults in New Zealand: practice recommendations. New Zealand Medical Journal.
http://www.nzgg.org.nz/download/files/Screeningfortype2diabetesinnon-pregnantadultsinNewZealand-practicerecommendations.pdf?
Kenealy, T. ... [et al.]. (25 October 2002). Diabetes care by general practitioners in South Auckland : changes from 1990 to 1999. New Zealand Medical Journal 115, (1164)
http://www.nzma.org.nz/journal/115-1164/219/content.pdf
Lowes, L.; Gregory, J.W. & Lyne, P. (May 2005). Newly diagnosed childhood diabetes: a psychosocial transition for parents? Journal of Advanced Nursing; 50 (3): 253-
McBain, L… et al. (Dec 200). Diabetes care in general practice. New Zealand FamilyPhysician. 27(6): 49-55.
McDonald, P.E.; Tilley, B.C. & Havstad, S.L. (Aug 99). Nurses’ perceptions: issues that arise in caring for patients with diabetes. Journal of Advanced Nursing; 30(2), 425-,
McKerchar, M. (1999). Challenges Maori people with diabetes face maintaining a diabetic diet. Journal of the New Zealand Dietetic Association. Proceedings of the Conference of the New Zealand Dietetic Association, September 1999. no. 3: 91-94
Management of Type 2 Diabetes. [Guideline]. (2003). New Zealand Guidelines Group.
http://www.nzgg.org.nz/guidelines/dsp_guideline_popup.cfm?guidelineCatID=30&guidelineID=36
Ministry of Health. (2002). Diabetes in New Zealand. Models and Forecasts 1996–2011. Retireved 22 august 2008 from:
http://www.moh.govt.nz/moh.nsf/0/16a3945b4714f9fccc256b74000f3551?OpenDocument
Moore, T. (7/28/2004). Diabetic emergencies in adults. Nursing Standard; 18(46): 45-
Nanny, tell me what happened to Koro? Well, Moko, he had diabetes ... but what about daddy?. (Feb/Mar 1998). Mana. No. 20: 56-57
O'Meara, S. & Nelson, E.A. (22 Oct 2003). Systematic reviews and infected diabetic foot ulcers. Nursing Standard. 18(6): 61-68
Parker, C. … et al. (2001). Development of a nutrition education resource for Maori with Type Two Diabetes.. New Zealand Dietetic Association Conference Proceedings. No. 6: 100-104.
Paediatric diabetes: RCN guidance for newly appointed nurse specialists. (2004).London: Royal College of Nursing.
Pender, S. (2005). Planning an information day for people with diabetes. Nursing Times. 101 (31): 35-37.
Premixing and preloading of insulin for patients : An RCN Guide for Community Nurses. (Oct 1998). London: Royal College of Nursing.
A RCN guide to the National Service Framework for Diabetes : information for nurses. (April 2003). London : Royal College of Nursing.
Simmons D; Voyle JA. (2003, March). Reaching hard-to-reach, high-risk populations: piloting a health promotion and diabetes disease prevention programme on an urban marae in New Zealand. Health Promotion International, v18(1), 41-50.
Smith, R.B.W. (Feb 1995). Diabetes : pathophysiology, clinical features, diagnosis. New Zealand Practice Nurse. 52-57
Snell, H.. (August 2002). Diabetes : a potential model of care. New Zealand Nursing Review. 3(4): 16-17
Specialist nursing services for children and young people with diabetes. 3rd. London : Royal College of Nursing, 2006
Starting insulin treatment in adults with Type 2 diabetes. RCN guidance for nurses. (2004). London : Royal College of Nursing.
Vaughn, L. (2005). Dietary guidelines for the management of diabetes. Nursing standard. 19 (44): 56-64.
von Reitzenstein, A. (May 1995). The Diabetes management and teaching programme (DMTP). New Zealand Practice Nurse. 56-59.
Search tips
Diabetes Searching. (2006). New Zealand Guidelines Group.
http://www.nzgg.org.nz/index.cfm?fuseaction=fuseaction_10&fusesubaction=subarticle&documentid=117&articleid=228&subarticleid=189
Journals
diabetes
The magazine of Diabetes New Zealand
http://www.diabetes.org.nz/resources/diabetes_magazine
Journal of diabetes nursing
Covers clinical, professional issues, education, research, and primary and secondary care interface, along with diabetes nursing.
http://www.findarticles.com
http://www.sbcommunicationsgroup.com/publications/diabetesnursing/issues/
Websites
Ministry of Health
http://www.moh.govt.nz/diabetes
Diabetes New Zealand
Diabetes New Zealand Inc. (DNZ) is a nationwide, non-governmental, non-profit organisation, which is an Incorporated Society. Established in February 1962, the aim of the organisation is to support its 13,500 members, 41 societies, as well as health professionals involved with diabetes.
http://www.diabetes.org.nz/about.html
Diabetes Auckland
A not-for-profit educator and provider of support for people affected by diabetes, affiliated to Diabetes New Zealand.
www.diabetesauckland.org.nz
Diabetes Wellington
Helping people in Wellington and surrounding areas with advice, contact details, services and information.
diabetes.wellington.net.nz
Diabetes Youth New Zealand
DYNZ is a voluntary incorporated society dedicated to providing support for children and young people with diabetes, and their families, in New Zealand. (Centres in Wellington, Christchurch and Southland).
www.diabetesyouth.org.nz
Edgar National Centre for Diabetes Research
The centre promotes collaborative research amongst those involved in diabetes research in departments within the University of Otago, and facilitates collaboration where appropriate with researchers and health care providers throughout New Zealand and internationally.
www.otago.ac.nz/diabetes
Let's Beat Diabetes
Aiming to prevent or delay the onset of Type 2 Diabetes, slow disease progression and improve the quality of life for people with diabetes in Counties Manukau.
www.letsbeatdiabetes.org.nz
New Zealand Society for the Study of Diabetes
Membership is open to all those involved in the care of people with diabetes. Currently, the Society has over 250 members including diabetes specialist physicians and nurses, podiatrists, dietitians, ophthalmologists, general physicians, family doctors and community health workers.
www.nzssd.org
Everybody: Diabetes Information
everybody is a consumer health information resource that is owned and published by CMPMedica (NZ) Ltd. It aims to provide useful and accurate consumer health information for New Zealanders. It is written and reviewed by medical writers, consumer health organisations and health professionals.
http://www.everybody.co.nz/page-31e7c32e-a84b-4fa0-b8ef-4906029992d3.aspx
Irish Diabetes Nurse Specialist Association
Provides a forum for Nurse Specialists who are involved in the long term care of people who have diabetes and promotes awareness of the need for specialist care for persons with diabetes.
http://www.ncnm.ie/irishdiabetes/about.asp
UK Association of Diabetes Specialist Nurses
The UK Association of Diabetes Specialist Nurses was founded in 1997 following a market research exercise among established Diabetes Specialist Nurses. Consensus suggested that there was a need for a professional body to represent nurses working wholly in diabetes care. Aims to advance Diabetes Specialist Nursing and to promote quality care for people with diabetes.
http://www.diabetesnurse.org.uk/
World Health Organisation
http://www.who.int/diabetes/en/
Royal College of Nurses
http://www.rcn.org.uk/development/practice/diabetes
Diabetes awareness
World Diabetes Day (International Diabetes Federation)
Celebrated every year on November 14, to mark the birthday of Frederick Banting who, along with Charles Best, first conceived the idea which led to the discovery of insulin in 1922.
http://www.worlddiabetesday.org/materials
Diabetes Awareness Week
New Zealand recognises Diabetes Awareness Week in November each year.
http://www.diabetes.org.nz/news/nz_news/diabetes_awareness_week_2008_18-24_november_2008
Requesting an item
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Prepared October 2008
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