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Full-Text Articles in Medicine and Health Sciences
The Changing Treatment Paradigm In Patients With Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma: Implications For Nursing, Joseph Tariman
The Changing Treatment Paradigm In Patients With Newly Diagnosed Multiple Myeloma: Implications For Nursing, Joseph Tariman
Joseph D Tariman PhD
No abstract provided.
Protocol For Determining Fertility While Breastfeeding And Not In Cycles, Richard Fehring, Mary Barron, Mary Schneider
Protocol For Determining Fertility While Breastfeeding And Not In Cycles, Richard Fehring, Mary Barron, Mary Schneider
Richard J Fehring
A protocol was developed and evaluated for nonovulating breastfeeding women to determine potential fertility with an electronic hormonal fertility monitor. The amount of required abstinence (i.e., days of potential fertility) through the first menstrual cycle indicated by the fertility monitor was significantly lower (17% of the total days) compared with the amount of abstinence (50% of the total days) indicated by the self-observation of cervical mucus.
Arrhythmia Knowledge: A Qualitative Study, Kathryn B. Keller, Deborah A. Raines
Arrhythmia Knowledge: A Qualitative Study, Kathryn B. Keller, Deborah A. Raines
Deborah A. Raines, PhD, EdS, RN, ANEF, FAAN
No abstract provided.
Workplace Organization, Labor Process Control And Occupational Health. Ph. D. Dissertation, Linda A. Treiber
Workplace Organization, Labor Process Control And Occupational Health. Ph. D. Dissertation, Linda A. Treiber
Linda A. Treiber
Implementing Infant Hearing Screening At Maternal And Child Health Clinics: Context And Interactional Processes, De Wet Swanepoel, René Hugo, Brenda Louw
Implementing Infant Hearing Screening At Maternal And Child Health Clinics: Context And Interactional Processes, De Wet Swanepoel, René Hugo, Brenda Louw
Brenda Louw
New Low And High Tech Calendar Methods Of Family Planning, Richard Fehring
New Low And High Tech Calendar Methods Of Family Planning, Richard Fehring
Richard J Fehring
Calendar-based methods are not usually considered effective or useful methods of family planning among health professionals. However, new “high-” and “low”-tech calendar methods have been developed, which are easy to teach, to use, and may be useful in helping couples avoid pregnancy. The low-tech models are based on a fixed-day calendar system. The high-tech models are based on monitoring urinary metabolites of female reproductive hormones. Both systems have high levels of satisfaction. This article describes these new models of family planning and the research on their effectiveness. The author proposes a new algorithm for determining the fertile phase of the …
Medication Administration Safety: Implementing A Systems Approach [Poster], Patricia Harris
Medication Administration Safety: Implementing A Systems Approach [Poster], Patricia Harris
Patricia Harris
No abstract provided.
The Development Of Nursing Voice: Writing As An Empowerment Strategy, Genevieve Chandler, S. Roberts, R. Demarco
The Development Of Nursing Voice: Writing As An Empowerment Strategy, Genevieve Chandler, S. Roberts, R. Demarco
Genevieve E. Chandler
No abstract provided.
Basal Body Temperature Recording: A Useful Recommendation To Couples Seeking Pregnancy?, Mary Barron, Richard Fehring
Basal Body Temperature Recording: A Useful Recommendation To Couples Seeking Pregnancy?, Mary Barron, Richard Fehring
Richard J Fehring
No abstract provided.
Feeding Readiness In Preterm Infants: The Relationship Between Preterm Behavioral State And Feeding Readiness Behaviors And Efficiency During Transition From Gavage To Oral Feeding, R. White-Traut, Brenda Lessen, M. Berbaum, B. Mcfarlin, L. Cardenas
Feeding Readiness In Preterm Infants: The Relationship Between Preterm Behavioral State And Feeding Readiness Behaviors And Efficiency During Transition From Gavage To Oral Feeding, R. White-Traut, Brenda Lessen, M. Berbaum, B. Mcfarlin, L. Cardenas
Brenda S. Lessen
The purpose of this secondary analysis was to assess whether alert behavioral states were associated with an increased number of feeding readiness behaviors (FRBs) and whether the number of FRBs were associated with subsequent feeding efficiency in healthy premature infants born between 29 to 35 weeks gestation. (post-print forthcoming)
The Use Of A Writing Group To Enhance Voice And Connection Among Staff Nurses, Rosanna Demarco, Susan Roberts, Genevieve Chandler
The Use Of A Writing Group To Enhance Voice And Connection Among Staff Nurses, Rosanna Demarco, Susan Roberts, Genevieve Chandler
Genevieve E. Chandler
The aim of this study was to pilot test a group-writing intervention to decrease negative workplace behaviors. The pilot test demonstrated that cohesive and supportive relationships developed and allowed nurses to talk about important topics. The participants suggested that a writing group would be a forum that could be used by staff development educators to encourage nurses to support each other and develop their voices.
Aging And The Neural Correlates Of Successful Picture Encoding, A Gutchess, R Welsh, T Hedden, A Bangert, M Minear, L Liu, D Park
Aging And The Neural Correlates Of Successful Picture Encoding, A Gutchess, R Welsh, T Hedden, A Bangert, M Minear, L Liu, D Park
Linda Liu Hand
No abstract provided.
The Use Of A Writing Group To Enhance Voice And Connection Among Staff Nurses, Genevieve Chandler, R. Demarco, S. Roberts
The Use Of A Writing Group To Enhance Voice And Connection Among Staff Nurses, Genevieve Chandler, R. Demarco, S. Roberts
Genevieve E. Chandler
The aim of this study was to pilot test a group-writing intervention to decrease negative workplace behaviors. The pilot test demonstrated that cohesive and supportive relationships developed and allowed nurses to talk about important topics. The participants suggested that a writing group would be a forum that could be used by staff development educators to encourage nurses to support each other and develop their voices.
Cross Cultural Perspectives On Nursing: A Glimpse Of Nursing In Japan, Noel Kerr
Cross Cultural Perspectives On Nursing: A Glimpse Of Nursing In Japan, Noel Kerr
Noël M Kerr PhD, RN, CMSRN
No abstract provided.
Race, Gender, And Status: A Content Analysis Of Print Advertisements In Four Popular Magazines (Includes Author Interview), Melvin Thomas, Linda Treiber
Race, Gender, And Status: A Content Analysis Of Print Advertisements In Four Popular Magazines (Includes Author Interview), Melvin Thomas, Linda Treiber
Linda A. Treiber
No abstract provided.
Plato's Cave And Aristotle's Collections: Dialogue Across Disciplines, Donna Zucker, Dominica Borg
Plato's Cave And Aristotle's Collections: Dialogue Across Disciplines, Donna Zucker, Dominica Borg
Donna M. Zucker
This paper describes a joint effort between the Department of Theatre and the School of Nursing at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA. The purpose of this collaboration was to design and evaluate techniques commonly used in theatre programmes to help doctoral nursing students understand philosophical content. Various theatre workshop techniques were used in order to help them bring abstract ideas to physical life. In other words, these techniques and exercises help bridge theory and practice.
Toward Semantic Interoperability In Home Health Care: Formally Representing Oasis Items For Integration Into A Concept-Oriented Terminology, Jeungok Choi, Melinda Jenkins, James Cimino, Thomas White
Toward Semantic Interoperability In Home Health Care: Formally Representing Oasis Items For Integration Into A Concept-Oriented Terminology, Jeungok Choi, Melinda Jenkins, James Cimino, Thomas White
Jeungok Choi
Objective: The authors aimed to (1) formally represent OASIS-B1 concepts using the Logical Observation Identifiers, Names, and Codes (LOINC) semantic structure; (2) demonstrate integration of OASIS-B1 concepts into a concept-oriented terminology, the Medical Entities Dictionary (MED); (3) examine potential hierarchical structures within LOINC among OASIS-B1 and other nursing terms; and (4) illustrate a Web-based implementation for OASIS-B1 data entry using Dialogix, a software tool with a set of functions that supports complex data entry. Design and Measurements: Two hundred nine OASIS-B1 items were dissected into the six elements of the LOINC semantic structure and then integrated into the MED hierarchy. …
Parents’ Refusal Of Medical Treatment For Cultural Or Religious Beliefs: An Ethnographic Study Of Health Care Professionals’ Experiences, Luanne Linnard-Palmer, Susan Kools
Parents’ Refusal Of Medical Treatment For Cultural Or Religious Beliefs: An Ethnographic Study Of Health Care Professionals’ Experiences, Luanne Linnard-Palmer, Susan Kools
Luanne Linnard-Palmer
Perfil Das Gestantes Adolescentes Na Assistência Ao Pré-Natal Na Clínica Materno Infantil Em Sarandi-Pr / Profile Of Pregnant Teens In Prenatal Care On Maternal And Child Clinic In Sarandi-Pr, Everton Fernando Alves, Adriana De Sant'ana Gasquez, Sandra Marisa Pelloso
Perfil Das Gestantes Adolescentes Na Assistência Ao Pré-Natal Na Clínica Materno Infantil Em Sarandi-Pr / Profile Of Pregnant Teens In Prenatal Care On Maternal And Child Clinic In Sarandi-Pr, Everton Fernando Alves, Adriana De Sant'ana Gasquez, Sandra Marisa Pelloso
Everton Fernando Alves
Este artigo tem como objetivo conhecer o perfil das gestantes adolescentes em consulta de enfermagem, ao primeiro atendimento da assistência ao Pré-natal na Clínica Materno Infantil em Sarandi – PR. Realizou-se um estudo descritivo no período de 23/09/2003 a 21/06/20004, avaliando o perfil das gestantes adolescentes através da investigação e análise de fichas perinatais dos prontuários de gestantes. Observamos a prevalência de evasão escolar entre as adolescentes que encontravam-se grávidas, além de iniciam o pré-natal mais cedo em relação as multíparas. Entretanto há uma preocupação em relação a idade gestacional de início do pré-natal pois podem haver fatores de risco …
Problematic Interviewee Behaviors In Qualitative Research, Melinda Collins, Mona Shattell, Sandra Thomas
Problematic Interviewee Behaviors In Qualitative Research, Melinda Collins, Mona Shattell, Sandra Thomas
Mona Shattell
The interview is a staple of many qualitative approaches. Although textbooks offer extensive guidance to researchers about conducting interviews, less guidance is available about problematic interviewee behaviors, such as flattery or statements indicative of social desirability response bias. In this study, a secondary analysis of 22 phenomenological interview transcripts, we sought to examine problematic interviewee behaviors. More than 300 pages of typed text were subjected to line-by-line scrutiny, yielding only six potential instances of the phenomenon. Each could be interpreted several ways. What appeared to be flattery could also be perceived as simple gratitude or appreciation. We concluded that problematic …