Nurses share hopes, achievements and challenges atf irst post-pandemic college & section day

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Neonatal nurse exodus High turnover and recruitment were also the biggest challenges for neonatal nursing, said neonatal nurses college Aotearoa (<https//www.nzno.org.nz/groups /colleges_sections/colleges /neonatal_nurses_college>) chair Merophy Brown and committee member Michelle Willows. COASTN was also battling to maintain flight nurses on inter-hospital air ambulance transfers, amid a national ambulance service review. 'Work to do' to keep nurse-led services The women's health college (<https//www.nzno.org.nz/groups/colleges_sections/colleges /womens_health_college>) (WHC) was partnering with the NZ College of Sexual and Reproductive Health to provide long-acting reversible contraceptive (LARC) training (https//nzcsrh.org.nz /LARC-TTT-Training/10934/) for the first time this year, members Callie Reweti and Jackie Gartell said. Gastroenterology nurses also collaborated closely with their medical counterparts, running an annual scientific conference (https//www.gastroconference.co.nz/) with awards for nurses who made scientific posters, gave presentations or contributed scholarly articles for its Tube publication. (<https//www.nzno.org.nz/groups/colleges_sections/colleges /nzno_gastroenterology_nurses_college/the_tube) It also encouraged nurses to seek scholarships through its education fund. (https//www.nzno.org.nz/groups/colleges_sections/colleges/nzno_gastroenterology_nurses_college /education_fund) Its inflammatory bowel diseases nurses had partnered with Crohn's NZ and the Society of Gastroenterology