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Nurses participating in Healthcare facility redesign: a qualitative descriptive study

Braid, Julia (AUT University; 2010)

This study aims to reveal the experiences of senior nurses who have been expressly involved in healthcare facility and care redesign. This qualitative descriptive research describes the experiences of three senior nurses ...
Receipts from personal exertion: mere gifts or gross income?

Gupta, Ranjana (AUT University; 2009)

This paper explores the gaps that exist with regard to the taxation of receipts from personal exertion. This research examines both the New Zealand legislation and leading cases in New Zealand and other jurisdictions in ...
Techniques used to manage stress and its impact on middle management’s performance in the hospitality industry in India.

Ajgaonkar, Samit (AUT University; 2008)

In today’s complex and volatile environment, the hospitality industry has developed a close link with job stress. Most factors resulting from this are job specific or organisation related. The globalisation and liberalisation ...
The experience of fertility nursing within the New Zealand context

Williams, Amy (AUT University; 2008)

Personal experience of working as a fertility nurse has brought an awareness that the complexity of this work brings challenges that are significantly different from those experienced by nurses in other clinical settings. ...
Motivations for Chinese and Indian consumers to buy luxury brands

Heinemann, George (AUT University; 2008)

The growth of the Chinese and Indian economies has lead to a growth for luxury brands in these markets. Luxury brands are finding that there are great opportunities to be had in investing and developing their products for ...
The opinions and attitudes of female Samoan university students toward seeking professional counselling

Asi-Pakieto, Hana (AUT University; 2009)

The purpose of this study was to explore some of the perspectives and attitudes of Samoan female students, in a New Zealand university, toward seeking professional counselling. Using a qualitative approach and thematic ...