Resources

On this Page:

• Covid-19 Updates
• Educational Opportunities for RN's in ICU's
• Publications
• Research

COVID-19 Updates

• ANZIC COVID-19 Guidelines
• Te Whatu Ora COVID-19 guidelines for health professionals

Māori model Te whare tapa wha

• Using Te whare tapa whā – As a guiding principle framework for Māori and others
• Finding balance – Te whare tapa whā plan for individuals
• Finding balance - Te whare tapa wha plan for teams

General

Employee Assistance Programme facilitated sessions are available, one on one or group sessions. Group sessions can be booked by your manager. One on one sessions can booked directly with EAP. If needed, EAP can accommodate group and individual sessions by zoom. Each health facility will contract a different EAP provider so please contact the provided used by your facility, either via your facilities intranet or unit/ward manager.

• A guide for maintain health and wellbeing  (includes rest, eating, actions etc)
• A mental health guide for New Zealand Leaders (this has sections on diet and sleep etc)
• A Personal Wellbeing plan, Five ways to wellbeing

Educational Opportunities for RN's in ICU's

• ARDS, Fluids in ICU, Mechanical Ventilation and other courses - Continulus: Free Covid-19  Critical Care Lectures with leading global experts from around the world. Find out more ...
• Quick look guide for non-critical care nurses working in critical care - World Federation of Critical Care Nurses: Includes COVID 19 Guidelines. Find out more ...

Publications

• NZCCCN Position Statement: Definition of Critical Care Nursing (2021) (PDF)
• NZCCCN Position Statement: Critical Care Nursing Education (2019) (PDF)
• NZ Standards in Critical Care Nursing Education (5th Edition 2019) (PDF)
• Position Statement on the Definition of Critical Care Outreach Nursing (2016) (PDF)

• New Zealand Standards for Critical Care Nurse Staffing (2021), (PDF) 
• Role of the New Zealand Critical Care Clinical Research Nurse, Position Statement (January 2011) (PDF)​
• NZCCCN Rules 2014

Under Review - Position Statement

Please find the fully revised, draft NZCCCN Position Statement on the Role of the Critical Care Research Nurse Coordinator. 

• NZCCCN Position Statement (2021) on The role of the New Zealand Critical Care Research Nurse Coordinator

Awaiting equity review from NZNO. 

Review documents out for consultation

• NZ College of Critical Care Nurses NZNO - Special Interest Groups Terms of Reference

Feedback due
Please send comments to the NZCCCN national committee criticalcarenurses@gmail.com by Monday 16 October 2023.

Research

No research in process at the moment