The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to PHARMAC supporting the proposal to fund zoster vaccine for the prevention of shinges in persons aged over 65 years. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation responded to the Ministry of Health's survey, as part of the Fertility Services Starndards Review.  

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to Food Standards Australia and New Zealand (FSANZ) on their consultation paper P1028- Regulation of Infant formula: infant formula products for special dietary use. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Productivity Commission on its consultation paper: Measuirng and Improving State Services Productivity

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation and the Cancer Nurses College, NZNO gave feedback to the National Lung Cancer Working Group on the draft National Guidance - follow up and supportive care of lung cancer patients after curative intent therapy

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to PHARMAC supporting the proposal to widen access to ciprofloxacin eyedrops  for the second line treatment of chronic suppurative otitis media (CSOM),  

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) welcomes the opportunity to comment on
PHARMAC’s proposal to enter into a new sole supply arrangement with Pharmaco (NZ) Limited for an expanded range of CareSens self-monitoring diagnostic test meters and associated test strips.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation completed the Ministry of Health's survey as part of the Health and Disability Service Standards Review.   

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to PHARMAC  on their proposal to change access to funded NRT and ECP. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation wrote a letter of support for the Buller/Kawatiri community's oral submission to the Health Select Committee, opposing the current proposal for the Westport Integrated Family Health Centre (IFHC).

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to Immigration New Zealand on the Review of the Essential Skills in Demand lists. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) welcomes the opportunity to comment on the Policy Brief: A Sugary Drink Tax for New Zealand, produced by the New Zealand Beverage Guidance Panel. This submission is informed by consultation with members of the NZNO.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the International Council of Nurses (ICN) on the Draft  Position Statement: Safe Staffing Levels 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Ministry of Health on the Voluntary Bonding Scheme. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to BPACNZ on their draft guidelines for Sepsis: Recognition, diagnosis and early management

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to  the Ministry of Health on the Draft Strategy to prevent suicide in New Zealand. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation, and the College of Emergency Nurses New Zealand made submissions to the Ministry of Health's consultation document on a proposal by the Ambulance sector to regulate the  paramedic workforce under the Health Practtioners Competence Assurance Act 2003.  

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Education and Science Committee on the Education (Tertiary Education and Other Matters) Amendment Bill, opposing proposed changes to funding mechanisms  aassociated with  "equal treatment" of private and public providers of tertiary education.

Te Rūnanga o Aotearoa, NZNO contributed to the Aotearoa New Zealand collective shadow report on the Elimination of all forms of racial discrimination shadow report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination.  Representatives of the collective presented this submission in Geneva.

The New Zealand Nurses Organsation made a submission to the International Council of Nurses on its consultation document: Draft ICN Health Policy Priorities. 

The New Zealand Nruses organisation made a submission to the Southern District Health Board strongly opposing its proposal for change to Tier 2,3, & 4 Leadership and Management, which would result in the disestablishment of several senior nursing leadership positions. 

New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Justice and Electoral Select Committee on Family and Whānau Violence Legislation Bill.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment on the Suite of proposed changes to the Essential Skills visa: Discussion document. 

New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Health Workforce New Zealand on Investing in New Zealand's Future Health Workforce.

Submission to Committee Secretariat, Primary Production, Parliament

Submission to the Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the shortages Review Team, Immigration New Zealand, on the Essential Skills in Demand Review 

New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a Submission to the Asthma and Respiratory Foundation New Zealand

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Health and Disability Commissioner on the HDC consultation document "Health and disability research involving adult participants who are unable to provide informed consent". 

Submission to the Select Committee - 24 April 2017

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Ministry for Primary Industries and the Ministry of Health on the draft AntiMicrobial Resistance Action Plan. 

Intervention to the 16^th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous issues, New York  on the following issues:

• Retention and recruitment of Māori nurses is vital for the future health and wellbeing of our whānau, hapū and iwi. Action is required, to develop a Māori nursing workforce strategy with further investment, resourcing and vision to achieve this goal.
• It is essential that global health and wellbeing must include indigenous voices at the highest decision making level of health.
• We acknowledge that ILO 169 is an important document and support a resolution by this forum for ratification.
• We also agree, that the UN develop an independent monitoring body for the implementation of the declaration

We support a representative group of the national Human Rights institutions be given a mandated seat and speaking rights at the New York United Nations 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to Alzheimers New Zealand on the Draft Dementia Services and Standards.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Ministry of Health on their consultation on the Mental Health Act and Human Rights  in order to contribute to a shared understanding of the relationship between the Mental Health (Compulsory Assessment and Treatment) Act 1992 and the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) and the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act 1990 (NZBORA).

The College of Emergency Nurses (New Zealand) (CENNZ) - NZNO made a submission to the PRIME (Primary Response in Medical Emergencies) Service Review Steering Group Draft Report to NASO (National Ambulance Sector Office).

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Social Services Committee on the Children, Young persons, and Their families (Oranga Tamariki) Amendment Bill - the second tranche of legislation reforming CYF care and protection services under the new Ministry of Vulnerable Children - Oranga Tamariki. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation contributed to the Minsitry of Health's survey on Te Uru Kahikatea Public Health Workforce Survey.   

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation submitted a brief response to the Boards of the Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand and the New Zealand Medical Association on their Integrated Health Care Framework for Pharmacists and Doctors.

The New Zealand Nurses organisation made a submission to PHARMAC on a proposal to fund a free influenza vaccine to people 65 years and over and pregnant women in community pharmacies from 1 April 2017 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation, and Neonatal Nurses College Aotearoa responded to the Ministry of Health's consultation on a Service Model for National Perinatal Pathology Services. 

The NZNO made a submission to the Health Select Committee on the Health (Fluoridation of Drinking Water) Amendment Bill.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) made a submission to the Health Quality & Safety Commission on the National Reportable Events Policy Review

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the ACC in response to its RFI on the treatment, planning and management of wounds to prevent and reduce infection. 

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Health Qaulity and Safety Commission on the Draft Guideline for the Prevention and Management of Pressure Injury.  

The New Zealand Organisation made a submission to PHARMAC  on its consutation on a proposal to list Orthopaedic Products on the Pharmaceutical Schedule in Part III of Section H of the Pharmaceutical Schedule.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to PHARMAC on the Jadelle Contraceptive Implant Proposal.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Nursing Executives of New Zealand on the National Framework and Evidential Requirements for New Zealand Nursing Professional Development and Recognition Programmes.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made an application to PHARMAC to fund the hormonal intrauterine device (IUD) Mirena® for contraception.The Mirena is a type of long-acting, reversible contraception (LARC) using levonorgesterel, a progestin birth control hormone, and has addtional benefits in the treatment and prevention of heavy menstural bleeding and reducing the risk of endometrial cancer. Access to funded Mirena is currently highly restricted. NZNO suggests that funding Mirena for contraception would deliver substantial social, economic, and health benefits; ensure women had access to modern therapies; and would significantly reduce health disparities.

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Productivity Commission on its Report on New Models of Tertiary Education

The New Zealand Nurses Organisation made a submission to the Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment on the proposals for the Skilled Migrant Category.