NETS – Excellence and equity in nursing and health education
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Providing a proactive voice on national issues in nursing education and nursing workforce development.
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Te Rōpu Kaiako Tapuhi Nursing Education in the Tertiary Sector (Aotearoa NZ) (NETS)
Nau te rourou, Naku te rourou ka ora ai te manuhiri
With your basket and my basket the people (visitors) will prosper [Whakatauki gifted to NETS by Wharangi Ruamano in 2012]
NETS vision is of excellence in nursing education to enable registered nurses to meet the health needs of all people in Aotearoa / New Zealand.
Relevant Links
- College of Nurses Aotearoa
- Health Careers
- Health Workforce New Zealand
- Ministry of Health
- Health Central | Pokapu Hauora
- New Zealand Nurses Organisation
- Nurse Executives of New Zealand (NENZ)
- Te Ao Maramatanga (New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses) Inc
- Te Kaunihera O Nga Neehi Māori O Aotearoa (National Council of Māori Nurses)
Latest News
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18 November 2019
2019 Australasian Nurse Educators Conference
2019 marks the 18th year ANEC has been held, this conference is a well attended Australasian event with delegates from a wide variety of educational institutions, clinical practice and also attracts new researchers who are embarking on their journey. This conference also provides the opportunity for nurse educators and nurses from clinical practice to network with their Australasian colleagues.
Registrations open 4.4.19
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09 January 2017
2016 July NETS graduate destination surveys now available
Details on graduate destination for both registered nurses and enrolled nurse cohorts graduating in July 2016. Click here for details
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19 September 2014
NETS submission on Qualifications prescribed by NCNZ
Submission in response to Consultation on the qualifications prescribed by the Nursing Council of New Zealand for the Registered Nurse Scope of Practice under the Health Practitioners Competence Assurance Act 2003. Overall, our submission does not support changes to the prescribed qualification for the registered nurse scope of practice at this time.