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The values of selected nursing home residents and the perception of those values by nursing home staff members

By Martha Elizabeth Singletary Knox

A PATH-ANALYTIC STUDY OF COPING WITH AND RECOVERY FROM SURGICAL HOSPITALIZATION

By Wong, May.

CARING FOR ABUSED AND NEGLECTED CHILDREN ON INPATIENT CHILD PSYCHIATRIC UNITS: A CROSS-SECTIONAL ETHNOGRAPHY

By Patricia Anne Fazzone

PARENTING CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

By Barbara Schoen Johnson

FAMILY HEALTH IN THE FAMILIES OF THE YOUNG CHRONICALLY MENTALLY ILL

By Mary Molewyk Doornbos

A PROJECTIVE MEASURE OF ADULT EMPATHY AND EMOTIONAL AVAILABILITY WITH INFANTS

By Peggy Wilson

EVALUATION OF SUICIDE POSTVENTION: EFFECTS OF POSTVENTION ON SUICIDE SURVIVORS (GRIEF, BEREAVEMENT)

By Carol M. Patton

A COMPARISON OF MOTHERS OF YOUNG CHILDREN WITH DOWN SYNDROME AND OTHER MOTHERS ON SELECTED BODY IMAGE DIMENSIONS

By Elizabeth A. Ayello

NEGOTIATED CARE: A CASE STUDY OF THE FRIENDS ASYLUM, 1800-1850 (PENNSYLVANIA, PSYCHIATRY)

By Patricia O'Brien D'Antonio

THE SEARCH FOR MEANING AMONG PERSONS LIVING WITH RECURRENT CANCER (MEANING, CANCER)

By Elizabeth Johnston Taylor

THE LIVED EXPERIENCE OF THERAPEUTIC USE OF SELF WITH ADDICTED CLIENTS IN EARLY RECOVERY: THE EXPERT NURSES'S PERSPECTIVE

By Marion Conti-O'Hare

NURSING AS CREATION OF THEATER: IMPROVISING WOMEN'S MENTAL HEALTH CARE

By Christine Ann Madsen

SATISFACTION WITH RESIDENCY, SENSE OF WELL-BEING, PERCEPTION OF SOCIAL SUPPORT, AND SELECTED DEMOGRAPHICS AS DETERMINANTS OF LONELINESS IN ELDERLY NURSING HOME RESIDENTS

By Rita Kay Spinn

SOCIAL SUPPORT, SELF-WORTH AND HOPE AS SELF-CARE RESOURCES FOR COPING WITH CAREGIVER STRESS (ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE)

By Barbara Louise Irvin

RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ATTITUDES OF MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TOWARD THE MENTALLY ILL AND ELDERLY AND THEIR PERCEPTIONS OF THE DEGREE OF IMPLEMENTATION OF THE FEDERAL NURSING HOME REFORM ACT OF 1987

By Barbara Smith Dorsett

SELF-COHERENCE, COPING, AND MOOD IN WOMEN FOLLOWING HYSTERECTOMY

By Carol Marie Musil

FAMILY SATISFACTION WITH PALLIATIVE CARE: A TEST OF FOUR ALTERNATIVE THEORIES

By Linda Joan Kristjanson

MOTHERS AND ADULT DAUGHTERS: SELF-DIFFERENTIATION, ATTACHMENT, AND MENTAL STATE

By Bonnie Sue Sewell Davis

THE EXPERIENCE OF LONELINESS IN ADULT, HOSPITALIZED, DYING PERSONS

By Margaret Vettese Zack

UNCERTAINTY, SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING, AND PSYCHOSOCIAL ADJUSTMENT TO CHRONIC ILLNESS

By Billye Jo Pettis Landis

EFFECTS OF STRESS ON SPOUSE CAREGIVERS' PSYCHOLOGICAL HEALTH AND CELLULAR IMMUNITY

By Judith J. Mccann

HEALTH PROMOTION BEHAVIOR: THE RELATIONSHIP WITH HEALTH CONCEPTION, HEALTH PERCEPTION, AND SELF-ESTEEM IN OBESE WOMEN

By Mary Helen Wood

WHO CARES? SOCIAL SUPPORT AND WOMEN WITH BREAST CANCER

By Patricia Anne Bredenberg

HUMAN PATTERNING AND CHRONIC PAIN (UNITARY HUMAN BEINGS, PAIN, ROGERS MARTHA)

By Katherine Emily Rapacz