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An analysis of the curriculum of moral education of baccalaureate nursing students in New England

By Persephone Chris Agrafiotis

A THEORETICAL CONSIDERATION OF ALIENATED LABOR WITH APPLICATION TO NURSING HOSPITAL PRACTICE AND NURSING EDUCATION

By Patricia Chehy Pilette

A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN NURSING SCIENCE AND NURSING PRACTICE: A NONFOUNDATIONAL ALTERNATIVE

By Janis Peacock Bellack

GENDER DIFFERENCES IN MORAL REASONING COMPARING PRE-PROFESSIONAL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN NURSING, EDUCATION, AND ENGINEERING: A CONTENT ANALYSIS

By Martha Israel Estes

HOSPITALS AS TEACHING SITES: CONVERGING THEORY AND PRACTICE THROUGH CLINICAL APPLICATION PROGRAMS BASED UPON ADULT LEARNING PRINCIPLES

By Wynona Mettes Bice-Stephens

A HISTORICAL ANALYSIS OF THE LIBERAL EDUCATION THEME IN NURSING EDUCATION: 1893-1952

By Kathleen Shirley Hanson

COMPETING DISCOURSES OF NURSING EDUCATION: AN EXPLICATION BASED ON SEUNG AND LISZKA

By Helen Frishe Hodges

THE EFFECT OF MORAL DILEMMA DISCUSSIONS ON MORAL REASONING LEVELS OF BACCALAUREATE NURSING STUDENTS

By Beth Stephens Hembree

MORAL REASONING IN MALE AND FEMALE NURSES: A CARE PERSPECTIVE VS. A JUSTICE PERSPECTIVE (ETHICS)

By Nancy Marie Murray

COGNITIVE ABILITIES, AFFECTIVE CHARACTERISTICS AND LEARNING STRATEGIES AS RELATED TO ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AMONG FIRST-YEAR NURSING STUDENTS: TEST VALIDATION AND CAUSAL MODELING

By Sandra Beermann Chacko

HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS' ETHICAL DECISION-MAKING: THE NATURE OF THEIR MORAL REASONING

By Susan Foley Pierce

A PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF CONCEPTUAL MODELS OF NURSING

By Sandra Courtney Sellers

EXPERIENCES OF CARING IN THE POSTCLINICAL CONFERENCE (NURSING EDUCATION)

By Margaret Ann Crowley

VALUE PLURALISM, MORAL COMPETENCE, AND NURSING EDUCATION (AFFECTIVE EDUCATION, CODE FOR NURSES, PROFESSIONAL ETHICS)

By Margaret Patricia Benner

COLLABORATIVE TEACHING IN DEGREE COMPLETION BACCALAUREATE PROGRAMS FOR REGISTERED NURSES

By Mary Ann Santucci

FORMATIVE EVALUATION OF AN INSTRUCTIONAL THEORY FOR INCREASING AWARENESS OF ETHICAL ISSUES

By Jean Griffith Clonts

MEANING OF CARING IN THE ACADEMIC CULTURE OF NURSE EDUCATORS: AN ETHNOGRAPHY

By Joanna Shakila Basuray

A LIVED EXPERIENCE OF CARING IN AN EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT (MULTICULTURAL EDUCATION)

By Carol Lee Struthers Simonson