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nursing health sciences

Relationships among attitudes, intentions, and adherence to medical regimen of myocardial infarction patients

By Janjira Wongsopa

DOMAINS OF NURSING PRACTICE: APPLICATION OF BENNER'S MODEL

By Rebecca Jean Patterson

Health and social support of the elderly

By Kristiana Raube

NURSING FACULTY AND DOCTORATES: DOCTORAL PREPARATION OF NURSING FACULTY IN CANADIAN UNIVERSITIES

By Carroll Louise Iwasiw

A COMPARISON OF THE ACTUAL AND IDEAL ROLE OF THE SCHOOL NURSE AS PERCEIVED BY SCHOOL NURSES AND NURSE EDUCATORS IN MASSACHUSETTS

By Harriet Cort

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

By Persephone Chris Agrafiotis

COMMUNITY HEALTH ASSESSMENT AND NURSING CARE NEEDS OF THE ELDERLY

By Agnes Marie Bjorn

AN EXPLORATION OF THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN DIAGNOSTIC REASONING ABILITY AND LEARNING STYLE IN UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS

By Rita Olivieri

RELATIONSHIP OF WORK BEHAVIOR TYPES AND SITUATIONAL LEADERSHIP WITHIN COLLEGES OF NURSING

By Laura Iona Poston

THE EDUCATIONAL IMPACT OF A COURSE ABOUT ADDICTION ON NURSING STUDENTS' PERSONAL ATTITUDES AND BEHAVIOR (TEACHING STRATEGIES, PRIMARY PREVENTION, EVALUATION)

By Lynette Wrisley Jack

ENVIRONMENTAL AND BEHAVIORAL FACTORS INFLUENCING WEIGHT MANAGEMENT AMONG MEDICALLY AT-RISK OBESE ADULTS

By Frances Bell Jacobs

OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH HAZARDS OF HOSPITAL STAFF NURSES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE AND EDUCATION

By Pamela Ann Klauer Triolo

The use of the relaxation response with patients during femoral arteriograms

By Carol Lynn Mandle

RELATIONSHIPS AMONG HEALTH AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS, LATITUDE OF CHOICE, AND ELDERLY HOSPITALIZED PATIENT ADJUSTMENT

By Rebecca E. Boehne

The effect of a staff development program on nursing case management competencies and patient outcomes in the acute care setting

By Jeanette S. Matrone

NURSING CARE THROUGH THE EYES OF THE PATIENT

By Donna May Fosbinder

Career orientations, career patterns and career satisfaction of nurses

By Elaine L. Orr

PERCEPTIONS AND SELECTED PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF SLOW STROKE BACK MASSAGE IN HOSPICE CLIENTS (BACK MASSAGE)

By Sandra Meek

PERCEIVED STRESS INDICATORS AND COPING MECHANISMS AMONG STUDENTS SEEKING A BACCALAUREATE DEGREE IN NURSING

By Sandra Lee Olga Affeldt

THE NURSE, EMPATHY, AND PATIENT SATISFACTION

By Karen Ann Brown

IMPACT OF A BACCALAUREATE REGISTERED NURSE PROGRAM ON THE CRITICAL THINKING SKILLS OF STUDENTS

By Mary A. Harper Miller

DIFFERENCES IN TYPOLOGY AMONG NURSES AT DIFFERENT LEVELS OF MANAGEMENT IN ACUTE CARE INSTITUTIONS AS MEASURED BY THE MBTI (PERSONALITY)

By Catherine Marie Devet

AN ANALYSIS OF THE ROLE PERCEPTION OF SCHOOL HEALTH NURSES IN MARYLAND BETWEEN SCHOOL NURSES AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS

By Carole Arnold Pinckney

SELF-IDENTIFIED REASONS FOR HEALTH BEHAVIOR CHANGE: IMPLICATIONS FOR EDUCATORS

By Mary C. Smolenski