Issues in Mental Health Nursing 1996: Vol 17 Table of Contents

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MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
CONTENTS OF VOLUME 17
NUMBER 1
SPECIAL ISSUE: DELIVERY OF MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES
Charlotte McDaniel, Guest Editor
EDITORIAL v
FROM THE GUEST EDITOR vii
MANAGED CARE AND PSYCHIATRIC-MENTAL HEALTH NURSING
SERVICES: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE Ann Mitchell and
Deborah A. Reaghard 1
ETHICS AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE DELIVERY UNDER
MANAGED CARE Charlotte McDaniel and Judith Erlen 11
AN ORGANIZATIONAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR
RESTRUCTURING PSYCHIATRIC NURSE LABOR USE
Elizabeth I. Merwin 21
TESTING INNOVATIVE NURSING CARE: HOME INTERVENTION
WITH DEPRESSED RURAL WOMEN Emily J. Hauenstein 33
ESTABLISHING LINKAGES IN A CHANGING MENTAL HEALTH
PRACTICE ENVIRONMENT ~~ Nikki Behner 51
PRACTICAL OUTCOME EVALUATION: PATIENT BEHAVIORAL
HEALTH CARE DEMONSTRATION PROJECT
Kathleen Tusaie-Mumford and Charles R. Hahn 59
NUMBER 2
EDITORIAL v
ESSENTIAL STRUCTURE AND MEANING OF RECOVERY FROM
CLINICAL DEPRESSION FOR MIDDLE-ADULT WOMEN: A
PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY Melva Steen 73
KNOWLEDGE OF DEPRESSION AND APPLICATION TO PRACTICE:
A PROGRAM EVALUATION Terry A. Badger, Robert Dumas, and
Tinna Kwan 93
RELATIONSHIPS OF NURSES’ CRITICAL THINKING ABILITY AND
PERCEIVED PATIENT SELF-DISCLOSURE TO ACCURACY IN
ASSESSMENT OF DEPRESSION Elizabeth W. Gonzalez 111
GERIATRIC DEPRESSION: A SURVEY OF NURSES’ KNOWLEDGE
AND ASSESSMENT PRACTICES Charlotte Proffitt,
Phyllis Augspurger, and Marjorie Byrne 123
NURSING POSTVENTION FOR SPOUSAL SURVIVORS OF SUICIDE
Rose E. Constantino and Patricia L. Bricker 131
MENOPAUSE AND HORMONE REPLACEMENT THERAPY FROM
HOLISTIC AND MEDICAL PERSPECTIVES Charlotte A. Herrick,
Vera Douglas, and Joy H. Carlson 153
BOOK REVIEWS 169
NUMBER 3
SPECIAL ISSUE: HOLISTIC HEALING: INTRA/INTER RELATIONS
OF PERSON AND ENVIRONMENT Helen Erickson, Guest Editor
EDITORIAL v
FROM THE GUEST EDITOR vii
FACILITATIVE AFFILIATION: NURSE-CLIENT INTERACTIONS THAT
ENHANCE HEALING Sharon Rogers 171
FACTORS THAT INFLUENCE THE MOTHER-INFANT DYAD
RELATIONSHIPS AND INFANT WELL-BEING
Margaret E. Erickson 185
TRANSCENDING BREAST CANCER: RECONSTRUCTING ONE’S
SELF Carolyn K. Kinney 201
UNCERTAINTY, SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING, AND PSYCHOSOCIAL
ADJUSTMENT TO CHRONIC ILLNESS’ B.J. Landis 217
MEDICAL DEVICES AND ATTACHMENT: HOLISTIC HEALING IN
THE AGE OF INVASIVE TECHNOLOGY Theresa Beery and
Linda Baas = 233
AFFILIATED-INDIVIDUATION IN CAREGIVERS OF ADULTS WITH
DEMENTIA Gayle J. Acton and Earline Westphal Miller 245
CONCEPTUALIZATION OF PERCEIVED ENACTMENT OF
AUTONOMY IN THE ELDERLY = Judith E. Hertz 261
SELF-TRANSCENDENCE: A RESOURCE FOR HEALING AT THE END
OF LIFE Doris D. Coward and Pamela G. Reed 275
NUMBER 4
ANGER AND LOCUS OF CONTROL IN YOUNG WOMEN WITH AND
WITHOUT PREMENSTRUAL SYNDROME Helen Smith and Sandra P.
Thomas 289
PATTERNS OF PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS IN A COUNTY MENTAL
HEALTH SYSTEM = Anne K. Wuerker 307
CARING FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE AND PERSISTENT
MENTAL ILLNESS: THE CONTRIBUTIONS AND CHALLENGES OF
RESIDENTIAL CASE AIDES David Rohde and Nadine Nehls 325
COMPARISON OF COMPLETERS AND NONCOMPLETERS IN A
TRANSITIONAL RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM FOR HOMELESS
MENTALLY ILL Marjorie Baier, Ruth Murray, Carol North, Mary Lato,
and Cary Eskew 337
PARENTS’ STRUGGLES TO REBUILD FAMILY LIFE AFTER
HURRICANE ANDREW __ Sherrilyn Coffman 353
THE RELATIONAL SELF: VIEWS FROM FEMINISM ON
DEVELOPMENT AND CARING Yvonne Campbell Ulrich 369
A FEMINIST CRITIQUE OF PSYCHIATRIC NURSING DISCOURSE
Barbara Keddy 381
ANNOUNCEMENT 393
NUMBER 5
FOCUSING ON LIVING: ATTITUDINAL APPROACHES OF
LONG-TERM SURVIVORS OF AIDS = Julie Barroso’ 395
DEVELOPING PSYCHODYNAMIC GROUP TREATMENT METHODS
FOR AGGRESSIVE MALE INPATIENTS Marilyn Lewis Lanza, Helene
Satz, James Stone, and Herbert L. Kayne 409
BEYOND ABUSE: HEALTH CARE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
Virginia Focht-New 427
A SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING MODEL: USE WITH OLDER WOMEN
WHO EXPERIENCE DEPRESSION L. Elizabeth Hood Morris 439
FACTORS INFLUENCING STAFF HOPEFULNESS IN WORKING WITH
PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA — Janet Landeen, Helen Kirkpatrick,
Harriet Woodside, Carolyn Byrne, Anna Bernardo, and Julie Pawlick 457
NURSES’ PERCEPTIONS OF ADMINISTRATIVE SOCIAL SUPPORT
Janet T. Ihlenfeld 469
FAMILY-FOCUSED MENTAL HEALTH CARE POLICY
Mary Ann Camann = 479
DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS, FIRE EXPERIENCES, AND
DISTRESS OF RESIDENTIAL FIRE SURVIVORS Anne Keane,
Christopher Jepson, Mary Pickett, Linda Robinson, and
Ruth McCorkle 487
NUMBER 6
AESTHETIC METHODS AS A MEANS OF KNOWING FOR
NURSING Eileen T. Breslin 503
METAPHORICAL COMMUNICATION AS AESTHETIC METHOD FOR
NURSING PRACTICE Eileen T. Breslin 507
PHOTOGRAPHY: AN AESTHETIC TECHNIQUE FOR NURSING
INQUIRY #Maryl. Enzman Hagedorn 517
AESTHETICS IN NURSING PRACTICE AND EDUCATION
Mary S. Koithan 529
EVALUATING STAFF USE OF CRISIS PREVENTION INTERVENTION
TECHNIQUES: A PILOT STUDY Jaya Jambunathan and
Kathleen Bellaire 541
PSYCHOEDUCATIONAL GROUPS TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE COPING
IN SCHOOL-AGE CHILDREN LIVING IN VIOLENT COMMUNITIES
Francine Clark Jones and Florence Selder 559
CLIENTS WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA AND THEIR CAREGIVERS’
PERCEPTIONS OF FREQUENT PSYCHIATRIC
REHOSPITALIZATIONS Rebecca Downs George and Carol Cobb
Howell 573
WOMEN’S BELIEFS REGARDING PERSISTENT FATIGUE
M. Kay Libbus 589
Following page 600:
Title page to Volume 17
Contents of Volume 17
Author Index to Volume 17
Subject Index to Volume 17