Journal of Pediatric Health Care 2002: Vol 16 Index

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Index to volume 16 Gullo S (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34
Hall RA (see Novak et al). 2002;16:44—5 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Author Index* Hallas D. A model for successful foster child-foster parent relatioriships.
2002;16:112-8
Alexander-Banys B. Pharmaceutical company advertising practices: call to Harbison S, Novak JC. Bioterrorism, children, and the United States’ health
arms. 2002;16:49-50 (Editorial) and security. 2002;16:265-6 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Alexander K. A selected list of Spanish language and low literacy patient Harrison TW. West Nile encephalitis. 2002;16:278-81
education Web sites. 2002;16:151—5 (Product Alert) Herendeen P (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34
Armentrout DC, Huseby V. Neonatal polycythemia. 2002;16:40-2 (Practice Hightower S, Carmon M, Minick P. A qualitative descriptive study of the
Guidelines) lived experiences of school-aged children with epilepsy. 2002;16:131-7
Atkinson PM, Parks DK, Cooley SM, Sarkis SL. Reach out and read: a pedi- Hormann MD (see Ferguson et al). 2002;16:119-24
atric clinic-based approach to early literacy promotion. 2002;16:10-5 Hornor G. Child sexual abuse: psychosocial risk factors. 2002;16:187-92
Baker BM (see Blackwell and Baker). 2002;16:29-35 Huseby V (see Armentrout and Huseby). 2002;16:40-2 (Practice Guidelines)
Balkrishnan R, Naughton M, Smith BP, Manuel J, Koman LA. Parent care- Instone SL. Developmental strategies for interviewing children. 2002;16:304-
giver-related predictors of health care service utilization by children with 5 (Growth and Development)
cerebral palsy enrolled in Medicaid. 2002;16:73-8 Johnsen JRM (see Roye and Johnsen). 2002;16:3-9
Beauchesne MA, Kelley BR, Patsdaughter CA, Pickard J. Attack on America: Johnson P. Breast lumps in the adolescent female. 2002;16:43, 47-8 (Clinical
children’s reactions and parents’ responses. 2002;16:213-21 Insights)
Beernink DC. Fever, anemia, and emesis...whazzup? 2002;16:146-7, 157-8 Jones C (see Novak et al). 2002;16:44—5 (Legislation and Health Policy)
(Clinical Insights) Kalb KA (see Windorski and Kalb). 2002;16:60-6
Blackwell PB, Baker BM. Estimating communication competence of infants Kelley BR (see Beauchesne et al). 2002;16:213-21
and toddlers. 2002;16:29-35 Kieckhefer GM, Stevens A, Frkonja J. Teaching pediatric health assessment:
Bosch JJ. Use of directed history and behavioral indicators in the assessment using Internet capabilities. 2002;16:180-6
of the child with a developmental disability. 2002;16:170-9 Kitzman H (see McMullen et al). 2002;16:67-72
Brady MA. The effect of race and body mass on the onset of female puberty. Koman LA (see Balkrishnan et al). 2002;16:73-8
2002;16:42 (Literature Review) Leavitt LA. When terrible things happen: a parent's guide to talking with
Brown H (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34 their children. 2002;16:272—4 (Parent’s Guide)
Burns C, Dunn AM, Sattler B. Resources for environmental health problems. Leonard BJ (see Lindeke et al). 2002;16:290-7
2002;16:138—42 (Patient Management Exchange) Lindeke LL, Leonard BJ, Presler B, Garwick A. Family-centered care coordi-
Butz A. New department will provide research tools for PNPs. nation for children with special needs across multiple settings. 2002;
2002;16:148-50 (Research Department) 16:290-7
Butz A, Pulsifer M. Research on the impact of the threat of war on children in Manuel J (see Balkrishnan et al). 2002;16:73-8
military families: where do we go from here? 2002;16:262—4 (Research Martin DK. Circle of caring. 2002;16:97-100 (Professional Insights)
Department) McMullen AH, Yoos L, Kitzman H. Peak flow meters in childhood asthma:
Carlos MA (see Pham and Carlos). 2002;16:306-12 (Pediatric Pharmacology) parent report use and perceived usefulness. 2002;16:67-72
Carmon M (see Hightower et al). 2002;16:131-7 McMurtrie M (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34
Castiglia PT. Letter to the editor. 2002;16:46 (Letter to the Editor) Melnyk BM, Feinstein NF, Tuttle J, Moldenhauer Z, Herendeen P, Veenema
Champi C. Primary immunodeficiency disorders in children: prompt diag- TG, Brown H, Gullo S, McMurtrie M, Small L. Mental health worries,
nosis can lead to lifesaving treatment. 2002;16:16-21 communication, and needs in the year of the U.S. terrorist attack: national
Clift G. Anxiety disorders in children: intervention strategies for the primary KySS survey findings. 2002;16:222-34
care setting. 2002;16:253-5 (Patient Management Exchange) Menke EM. Handling children’s grief at the first anniversary. 2002;16:267-71
Collett TF. Irregular uterine bleeding in adolescents. 2002;16:313 (Clinical (Patient Education Review)
Insights) Minick P (see Hightower et al). 2002;16:131-7
Cooley SM (see Atkinson et al). 2002;16:10-5 Moldenhauer Z (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34
Cox M. A better mousetrap: what’s new in blood glucose monitoring. Montgomery KS. Planned adolescent pregnancy: what they wanted.
2002;16:314-6 (Product Alert) 2002;16:282-9
Coyer SM. Understanding parental concerns about immunizations. Muscari ME. Sticks and stones: the NP’s role with bullies and victims.
2002;16:193-6 (Growth and Development) 2002;16:22-8
Cygan ML, Oermann MH, Templin T. Perceptions of quality health care Nativio DG. The genetics, diagnosis, and management of Prader-Willi syn-
among parents of children with bleeding disorders. 2002;16:125-30 drome. 2002;16:298-303
Driessnack M. Letter to the editor. 2002;16:156 (Letter to the Editor) Naughton M (see Balkrishnan et al). 2002;16:73-8
Dunn AM. Culture competence and the primary care provider. Nelms BC. Family assessment may help us identify troubled families.
2002;16:105-11 2002;16:1-2 (Editorial)
Dunn AM (see Burns et al). 2002;16:138—42 (Patient Management Exchange) Nelms BC. Needed: a summer of healing and learning. 2002;16:159-60 (Edi-
Feinstein NF (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34 torial)
Ferguson LE, Hormann MD, Parks DK, Yetman RJ. Neisseria meningitidis: Nelms BC. Research—here it comes, ready or not! 2002;16:1034
presentation, treatment, and prevention. 2002;16:119-24 Nelms BC. Specialty roles: evolution and challenges. 2002;16:275-7 (Editor-
Ferguson LE, Parks DK, Yetman RJ. Health care issues for families traveling ial)
internationally with children. 2002;16:51-9 Novak JC. The 2002-2005 strategic plan: a foundation for educating the next
Frkonja J (see Kieckhefer et al). 2002;16:180-6 generation of NAPNAP leaders. 2002;16(2):23A-5A (President’s Message)
Garwick A (see Lindeke et al). 2002;16:290-7 Novak JC. Annual report 2001-2002. 2002;16(3):29A-33A
Gottesman MM. Clicking the ruby slippers: envisioning the future. Novak JC. United we stand. 2002;16(1):26A-7A (President's Message)
2002;16(4):34A-6A (President’s Message) Novak JC, Jones C, Hall RA. Political advocacy in an age of uncertainty.
Gottesman MM. Forming the future with an eye on the past. 2002;16(6):35A- 2002;16:44-5 (Legislation and Health Policy)
36A (President’s Message) Novak JC (see Harbison and Novak). 2002;16:265-6 (Legislation and Health
Gottesman MM. Helping toddlers eat well. 2002;16:92-6 (Patient Education Policy)
Review) Oermann MH (see Cygan et al). 2002;16:125-30
Gottesman MM. Ordinary heroes. 2002;16(5):28A (President's Message) Parks D (see Yetman et al). 2002;16:256-61 (Practice Guidelines)
Grimes SN. Calcium supplement. 2002;16:196 (Pediatric Pearl) Parks DK (see Atkinson et al). 2002;16:10-5
Parks DK (see Ferguson et al). 2002;16:51-9
Parks DK (see Ferguson et al). 2002;16:119-24
*January/February, pp 1-48; March/April, pp 49-102; May/June, pp 103-158; Parks DK (see Yetman and Parks). 2002;16:143—5 (Practice Guidelines)
July/August, 159-210; September, pp 211-274; November, pp 275-328. Patsdaughter CA (see Beauchesne et al). 2002;16:213-21
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Pham JT, Carlos MA. Current treatment strategies of symptomatic patent Planned adolescent pregnancy: what they wanted (Montgomery).
ductus arteriosus. 2002;16:306-12 (Pediatric Pharmacology) 2002;16:282-9
Pickard J (see Beauchesne et al). 2002;16:213-21 Adolescent behavior
Presler B (see Lindeke et al). 2002;16:290-7 Adolescents and emergency contraception (Roye and Johnsen). 2002;16:3-9
Pulsifer M (see Butz and Pulsifer). 2002;16:262—4 (Research Department) Advertising
Ramsey AM. Diagnosis and treatment of the child with a draining ear. Pharmaceutical company advertising practices: call to arms (Alexander-
2002;16:161-9 Banys). 2002;16:49-50 (Editorial)
Ricciardi R. Disaster preparedness—the courage to respond. 2002;16:211-2 Advocacy; see Politics
(Editorial) Annual report
Roye CF, Johnsen JRM. Adolescents and emergency contraception. 2002; Annual report 2001-2002 (Novak). 2002;16(3):29A-32A (President’s Mes-
16:3-9 sage)
Ruhmkorff A, Novak JC. Lessons learned at the nurse in Washington intern- Antibiotic resistance; see Drug resistance
ship. 2002;16:205-8 (Legislation and Health Policy) Anxiety
Ryan-Wenger NA. Impact of the threat of war on children in military fami- Impact of the threat of war on children in military families (Ryan-Wenger).
lies. 2002;16:245-52 2002;16:245-52
Ryan-Wenger NA. Letter reply. 2002;16:156 (Letter Reply) Anxiety disorders
Rychnovsky JD. A 21-month-old girl with hematochezia. 2002;16:88, 101-2 Anxiety disorders in children: intervention strategies for the primary care
(Clinical Insights) setting (Clift). 2002;16:253-5 (Patient Management Exchange)
Sagraves R. Increasing antibiotic resistance: its effect on the therapy for otitis Art therapy
media. 2002;16:79-87 (Pediatric Pharmacology) Letter to the editor (Driessnack) 2002;16:156; letter reply (Ryan-Wenger)
Sagraves R. Roles of maternal folate and calcium use. 2002;16:197-203 (Pedi- 2002;16:156
atric Pharmacology) Assessment; see Nursing assessment
Sarkis SL (see Atkinson et al). 2002;16:10-5 Asthma
Sattler B (see Burns et al). 2002;16:138-42 (Patient Management Exchange) Peak flow meters in childhood asthma: parent report of use and perceived
Schroeder-Bruce K (see Veenema and Schroeder-Bruce). 2002;16:235-44 usefulness (McMullen et al). 2002;16:67-72
Shneyder Y. Personal digital assistants (PDA) for the nurse practitioner.
2002;16:317-20 (Professional Insights) B
Small L (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34 Bereavement
Smith BP (see Balkrishnan et al). 2002;16:73-8 Handling children’s grief at the first anniversary (Menke). 2002;16:267-71
Smith KD. NAPNAP Update. 2002;16(1):28A-9A, 16(2):27A-30A, 16(3):34A, (Patient Education Review)
16(4):36A—40A, 16(5):29A, 16(6):37A Biological warfare
Starr NB. Helping children and families deal with the psychological aspects Management of patients exposed to biologic weapons (Yetman et al).
of disaster. 2002;16:36-9 (Patient Management Exchange) 2002;16:256-61 (Practice Guidelines)
Stevens A (see Kieckhefer et al). 2002;16:180-6 Bioterrorism. see also Terrorism
Taft E (see Yetman et al). 2002;16:256-61 (Practice Guidelines) Bioterrorism, children, and the United States’ health and security (Harbison
Templin T (see Cygan et al). 2002;16:125-30 and Novak). 2002;16:265-6 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Tuttle J (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34 Management of patients exposed to biologic weapons (Yetman et al).
Veenema T (see Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34 2002;16:256-61 (Practice Guidelines)
Veenema TG, Schroeder-Bruce K. The aftermath of violence: children, disas- Blood coagulation disorders
ter, and posttraumatic stress disorder. 2002;16:235—44 Perceptions of quality health care among parents of children with bleeding
Walsh S. Infant with feeding difficulties. 2002;16:204, 209-10 (Clinical disorders (Cygan et al). 2002;16:125-30
Insights) Blood glucose self-monitoring
Windorski SK, Kalb KA. Educating NPs to educate patients: cholesterol A better mousetrap: what’s new in blood glucose monitoring? (Cox)
screening in pediatric primary care. 2002;16:60-6 2002;16:314-6 (Product Alert)
Wright C. Public policy advocacy—why get involved? 2002;16:89-91 (Legis- Body mass index
lation and Health Policy) The effect of race and body mass index on the onset of female puberty
Yetman RJ, Parks D, Taft E. Management of patients exposed to biologic (Brady). 2002;16:42 (Literature Review)
weapons. 2002;16:256-61 (Practice Guidelines) Breast feeding
Yetman RJ, Parks DK. Diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis. Infant with feeding difficulties (Walsh). 2002;16:204, 209-10 (Clinical
2002;16:143—5 (Practice Guidelines) Insights)
Yetman RJ (see Ferguson et al). 2002;16:51-9, Bullying; see Violence
Yetman RJ (see Ferguson et al). 2002;16:119-24
Yoos L (see McMullen et al). 2002;16:67-72 Cc
Calcium, dietary
Roles of maternal folate and calcium use (Sagraves). 2002;16:197-203 (Pedi-
atric Pharmacology)
Care coordination; see Case management
Subject Index* Caregivers
Family-centered care coordination for children with special needs across
A multiple settings (Lindeke et al). 2002;16:290-7
Adaptation, psychological Case management
Helping children and families deal with the psychological aspects of disas- Family-centered care coordination for children with special needs across
ter (Starr). 2002;16:36-9 (Patient Management Exchange) multiple settings (Lindeke et al). 2002;16:290-7
When terrible things happen: a parent's guide to talking with their children Cerebral palsy
(Leavitt). 2002;16:272—4 (Parent’s Guide) Parent caregiver-related predictors of health care service utilization by chil-
Adolescence dren with cerebral palsy enrolled in Medicaid (Balkrishnan et al).
Breast lumps in the adolescent female (Johnson). 2002;16:43, 47-8 (Clinical 2002;16:73-8
Insights) Certification
Irregular uterine bleeding in adolescents (Collett). 2002;16:313 (Clinical New certified pediatric nurse practitioners. 2002;16(3):37A-9A
Insights) Specialty roles: evolution and challenges (Nelms). 2002;16:275-7 (Editorial)
Child abuse
*January/February, pp 1-48; March/April, pp 49-102; May/June, pp 103-158; Child maltreatment. 2002;16(1):30A—1A (Position Statement)
July/August, 159-210; September, pp 211-274; November, pp 275-328. Child abuse, sexual
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Child sexual abuse: psychosocial risk factors (Hornor). 2002;16:187-92 Disasters
Child advocacy The aftermath of violence: children, disaster, and posttraumatic stress disor-
Political advocacy in an age of uncertainty (Novak et al). 2002;16:44—5 (Leg- der (Veenema and Schroeder-Bruce). 2002;16:235-44
islation and Health Policy) Helping children and families deal with the psychological aspects of disas-
Child development ter (Starr). 2002;16:36-9 (Patient Management Exchange)
Estimating communication competence of infants and toddlers (Blackwell When terrible things happen: a parent's guide to talking with their children
and Baker). 2002;16:29-35 (Leavitt). 2002;16:272—4 (Parent’s Guide)
Child nutrition Disease management
Helping toddlers eat well (Gottesman). 2002;16:92-6 (Patient Education The genetics, diagnosis, and management of Prader-Willi syndrome (Nativ-
Review) io). 2002;16:298-303
Cholesterol, dietary Distance learning; see Education, distance
Educating NPs to educate patients: cholesterol screening in pediatric prima- Documentation
ry care (Windorski and Kalb). 2002;16:60-6 Personal digital assistants (PDA) for the nurse practitioner (Shneyder).
Clinical Insights 2002;16:317-20 (Professional Insights)
A 21-month-old girl with hematochezia (Rychnovsky). 2002;16:88, 101-2 Drug industry
Breast lumps in the adolescent female (Johnson). 2002;16:43, 47-8 Pharmaceutical company advertising practices: call to arms (Alexander-
Fever, anemia, and emesis...whazzup? (Beernink). 2002;16:146-7, 157-8 Banys). 2002;16:49-50 (Editorial)
Infant with feeding difficulties (Walsh). 2002;16:204, 209-10 Drug resistance
Irregular uterine bleeding in adolescents (Collett). 2002;16:313 Increasing antibiotic resistance: its effect on the therapy for otitis media
Clinical nursing research; see also Research (Sagraves). 2002;16:79-87 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
New department will provide research tools for PNPs (Butz). 2002;16:148-50 Drug therapy
(Research Department) Current treatment strategies of symptomatic patent ductus arteriosus
Communication disorders (Pham and Carlos). 2002;16:306-12 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
Estimating communication competence of infants and toddlers (Blackwell Ductus arteriosus, patent
and Baker). 2002;16:29-35 Current treatment strategies of symptomatic patent ductus arteriosus
Competence; see Professional competence (Pham and Carlos). 2002;16:306-12 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
Contraception
Adolescents and emergency contraception (Roye and Johnsen). 2002;16:3-9 E
Cooperative behavior Ear diseases
The 2002-2005 strategic plan: a foundation for educating the next generation Diagnosis and treatment of the child with a draining ear (Ramsey).
of NAPNAP leaders (Novak). 2002;16(2):23A-5A (President's Message) 2002;16:161-9
Circle of caring (Martin). 2002;16:97-100 (Professional Insights) Eating behavior; see Feeding behavior
United we stand (Novak). 2002;16(1):26A-7A (President's Message) Editorials
Coping skills; see Adaptation, psychological Disaster preparedness—the courage to respond (Ricciardi). 2002;16:211-2
Crime victims Family assessment may help us identify troubled families (Nelms). 2002;
Sticks and stones: the NPs role with bullies and victims (Muscari). 16:1-2
2002;16:22-8 Needed: a summer of healing and learning (Nelms). 2002;16:159-60
Crohn disease Pharmaceutical company advertising practices: call to arms (Alexander-
A 21-month-old girl with hematochezia (Rychnovsky). 2002;16:88 (Clinical Banys). 2002;15:49-50
Insights), 101-2 (Clinical Insights) Research—here it comes, ready or not! (Nelms) 2002;16:103-4
Cross-sectional studies Specialty roles: evolution and challenges (Nelms). 2002;16:275-7
Research on the impact of the threat of war on children in military families: Education, distance
where do we go from here? (Butz and Pulsifer) 2002;16:262—4 (Research Teaching pediatric health assessment: using Internet capabilities (Kieckhefer
Department) et al). 2002;16:180-6
Cultural diversity Education, nursing
Culture competence and the primary care provider (Dunn). 2002;16:105-11 The 2002-2005 strategic plan: a foundation for educating the next generation
of NAPNAP leaders (Novak). 2002;16(2):23A-5A (President’s Message)
D Teaching pediatric health assessment: using Internet capabilities (Kieckhefer
Dermatitis, atopic et al). 2002;16:180-6
Diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis (Yetman and Parks). Educational status
2002;16:143-5 (Practice Guidelines) Reach out and read: a pediatric clinic-based approach to early literacy pro-
Developmental disabilities motion (Atkinson et al). 2002;16:10-5
Use of directed history and behavioral indicators in the assessment of the Electronic medical record (EMR); see Medical records systems, computer-
child with a developmental disability (Bosch). 2002;16:170-9 ized
Diabetes mellitus Emergency treatment
A better mousetrap: what’s new in blood glucose monitoring? (Cox) Management of patients exposed to biologic weapons (Yetman et al).
2002;16:314-6 (Product Alert) 2002;16:256—61 (Practice Guidelines)
Diagnosis, differential Encephalitis, viral
Diagnosis and treatment of the child with a draining ear (Ramsey). West Nile encephalitis (Harrison). 2002;16:278-81
2002;16:161-9 Environmental health
Diagnostic techniques and procedures Health care issues for families traveling internationally with children (Fer-
A 21-month-old girl with hematochezia (Rychnovsky). 2002;16:88, 101-2 guson et al). 2002;16:51-9
(Clinical Insights) Resources for environmental health problems (Burns et al). 2002;16:138-42
Fever, anemia, and emesis...whazzup? (Beernink) 2002;16:146-7, 157-8 (Patient Management Exchange)
(Clinical Insights) Epilepsy
Primary immunodeficiency disorders in children: prompt diagnosis can A qualitative descriptive study of the lived experiences of school-aged chil-
lead to lifesaving treatment (Champi). 2002;16:16-21 dren with epilepsy (Hightower et al). 2002;16:131-7
Disabled children Equipment and supplies
Family-centered care coordination for children with special needs across A better mousetrap: what's new in blood glucose monitoring? (Cox)
multiple settings (Lindeke et al). 2002;16:290-7 2002;16:314-6 (Product Alert)
Disaster planning Ethnic groups
Disaster preparedness—the courage to respond (Ricciardi). 2002;16:211-2 Culture competence and the primary care provider (Dunn). 2002;16:105-11
(Editorial) Ethnomedicine; see Medicine, traditional
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Evidence-based medicine Hospitals, community
New department will provide research tools for PNPs (Butz). 2002;16:148-50 Circle of caring (Martin). 2002;16:97-100 (Professional Insights)
(Research Department)
I
Immunization
Family planning Understanding parental concerns about immunizations (Coyer). 2002;
Planned adolescent pregnancy: what they wanted (Montgomery). 2002; 16:193-6 (Growth and Development)
16:282-9 Immunization programs
Family relations Immunization. 2002;16(2):32A (Position Statement)
Child sexual abuse: psychosocial risk factors (Hornor). 2002;16:187-92 Immunologic deficiency syndromes
Family assessment may help us identify troubled families (Nelms). Primary immunodeficiency disorders in children: prompt diagnosis can
2002;16:1—2 (Editorial) lead to lifesaving treatment (Champi). 2002;16:16-21
A model for successful foster child-foster parent relationships (Hallas). Immunologic tests
2002;16:112-8 Primary immunodeficiency disorders in children: prompt diagnosis can
Feeding behavior lead to lifesaving treatment (Champi). 2002;16:16-21
Helping toddlers eat well (Gottesman). 2002;16:92-6 (Patient Education Infant, newborn, diseases
Review) Neonatal polycythemia (Armentrout and Huseby). 2002;16:40-2 (Practice
Infant with feeding difficulties (Walsh). 2002;16:204, 209-10 (Clinical Guidelines)
insights) Infant nutrition
Fibroadenoma Infant with feeding difficulties (Walsh). 2002;16:204, 209-10 (Clinical
Breast lumps in the adolescent female (Johnson). 2002;16:43, 47-8 (Clinical Insights)
Insights) Infant, premature
Fibrocystic disease of the breast Current treatment strategies of symptomatic patent ductus arteriosus
Breast lumps in the adolescent female (Johnson). 2002;16:43, 47-8 (Clinical (Pham and Carlos). 2002;16:306-12 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
Insights) Internet
Folic acid A selected list of Spanish language and low literacy patient education web
Roles of maternal folate and calcium use (Sagraves). 2002;16:197-203 (Pedi- sites (Alexander). 2002;16:151-5 (Product Alert)
atric Pharmacology) Interviewing; see Nursing assessment
Forced expiratory flow rates
Peak flow meters in childhood asthma: parent report of use and perceived K
usefulness (McMullen et al). 2002;16:67—72 Knowledge, attitudes, practice
Forecasting Educating NPs to educate patients: cholesterol screening in pediatric prima-
Clicking the ruby slippers: envisioning the future (Gottesman). 2002; ry care (Windorski and Kalb). 2002;16:60-6
16(4):34A-6A (President’s Message) KySS Campaign
Forming the future with an eye on the past (Gottesman). 2002;16(6):35A-36A Mental health worries, communication, and needs in the year of the U.S. ter-
(President's Message) rorist attack: national KySS survey findings (Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34
Foster home care
A model for successful foster child-foster parent relationships (Hallas). L
2002;16:112-8 Leadership
The 2002-2005 strategic plan: a foundation for educating the next generation
G of NAPNAP leaders (Novak). 2002;16(2):23A-5A (President’s Message)
Gastrointestinal hemorrhage United we stand (Novak). 2002;16(1):26A-7A (President's Message)
A 21-month-old girl with hematochezia (Rychnovsky). 2002;16:88, 101-2 Legislation and Health Policy
(Clinical Insights) Bioterrorism, children, and the United States’ health and security (Harbison
Genetic diseases, inborn and Novak). 2002;16:265-6
The genetics, diagnosis, and management of Prader-Willi syndrome (Na- Lessons learned at the nurse in Washington internship (NIWI) (Ruhmkorff
tivio). 2002;16:298-303 and Novak). 2002;16:205-8
Goals Political advocacy in an age of uncertainty (Novak et al). 2002;16:44-5
Clicking the ruby slippers: envisioning the future (Gottesman). 2002; Public policy advocacy—why get involved? (Wright) 2002;16:89-91
16(4):34A-6A (President’s Message) Letters to the Editor
Grief Letter to the editor. 2002;16:46, 156
Handling children’s grief at the first anniversary (Menke). 2002;16:267-71 Literacy; see Educational status
(Patient Education Review) Literature Reviews
Growth and Development The effect of race and body mass index on the onset of female puberty
Developmental strategies for interviewing children (Instone). 2002;16:304-5 (Brady). 2002;16:42
Understanding parental concerns about immunizations (Coyer). 2002;16:193-6 Lobbying
Lessons learned at the nurse in Washington internship (NIWI) (Ruhmkorff
H and Novak). 2002;16:205-8 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Health promotion Political advocacy in an age of uncertainty (Novak et al). 2002;16:44-5 (Leg-
Immunization. 2002;16(2):32A (Position Statement) islation and Health Policy)
Reach out and read: a pediatric clinic-based approach to early literacy pro-
motion (Atkinson et al). 2002;16:10-5 M
Health resources Malaria
Resources for environmental health problems (Burns et al). 2002;16:138-42 Fever, anemia, and emesis...whazzup? (Beernink) 2002;16:146-7, 157-8
(Patient Management Exchange) (Clinical Insights)
Health services research Maltreatment; see Child abuse
Parent caregiver-related predictors of health care service utilization by chil- Medicaid
dren with cerebral palsy enrolled in Medicaid (Balkrishnan et al). Parent caregiver-related predictors of health care service utilization by chil-
2002;16:73-8 dren with cerebral palsy enrolled in Medicaid (Balkrishnan et al).
Hematochezia; see Gastrointestinal hemorrhage 2002;16:73-8
Heroism Medical history taking
Ordinary heroes (Gottesman). 2002;16(5):28A (President’s Message) Use of directed history and behavioral indicators in the assessment of the
History taking; see Medical history taking child with a developmental disability (Bosch). 2002;16:170-9
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Medical records systems, computerized Parent's Guide
Personal digital assistants (PDA) for the nurse practitioner (Shneyder). When terrible things happen: a parent's guide to talking with their children
2002;16:317-20 (Professional Insights) (Leavitt). 2002;16:272-4
Medically underserved area Partnering; see Cooperative behavior
Nursing workforce. 2002;16(3):36A (Position Statement) Patient education
Medicine, traditional Immunization. 2002;16(2):32A (Position Statement)
Letter to the editor (Castiglia). 2002;16:46 (Letter to the Editor) A selected list of Spanish language and low literacy patient education web
Meningitis sites (Alexander). 2002;16:151—5 (Product Alert)
Neisseria meningitidis: presentation, treatment, and prevention (Ferguson et Understanding parental concerns about immunizations (Coyer). 2002;16:
al). 2002;16:119-24 193-6 (Growth and Development)
Menorrhagia Patient Education Review
Irregular uterine bleeding in adolescents (Collett). 2002;16:313 (Clinical Handling children’s grief at the first anniversary (Menke). 2002;16:267-71
Insights) Helping toddlers eat well (Gottesman). 2002;16:92-6
Mental health Patient Management Exchange
Mental health worries, communication, and needs in the year of the U.S. ter- Anxiety disorders in children: intervention strategies for the primary care
rorist attack: national KySS survey findings (Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34 setting (Clift). 2002;16:253-5
Middle ear ventilation Helping children and families deal with the psychological aspects of disas-
Diagnosis and treatment of the child with a draining ear (Ramsey). 2002; ter (Starr). 2002;16:36-9
16:161-9 Resources for environmental health problems (Burns et al). 2002;16:138-42
Military personnel Peak flow meters; see Forced expiratory flow rates
Impact of the threat of war on children in military families (Ryan-Wenger). Pediatric Pharmacology
2002;16:245-52 Current treatment strategies of symptomatic patent ductus arteriosus
Research on the impact of the threat of war on children in military families: (Pham and Carlos). 2002;16:306-12
where do we go from here? (Butz and Pulsifer) 2002;16:262—4 (Research Increasing antibiotic resistance: its effect on the therapy for otitis media
Department) (Sagraves). 2002;16:79-87
Roles of maternal folate and calcium use (Sagraves). 2002;16:197-203
N Perception
NAPNAP Update Perceptions of quality health care among parents of children with bleeding
NAPNAP Update (Smith). 2002;16(1):28A-9A, 16(2):27A-30A; 16(3): disorders (Cygan et al). 2002;16:125-30
29A-32A, 16(4):36A-40A, 16(5):29A, 16(6):37A Personal digital assistant (PDA); see Point-of-care systems
National Certification Board report Pharmaceutical industry; see Drug industry
New certified pediatric nurse practitioners. 2002;16(3):37A-9A Pharmacology
Neisseria meningitidis Increasing antibiotic resistance: its effect on the therapy for otitis media
Neisseria meningitidis: presentation, treatment, and prevention (Ferguson et (Sagraves). 2002;16:79-87 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
al). 2002;16:119-24 Planned pregnancy; see Family planning
Neonatal diseases; see Infant, newborn, diseases Point-of-care systems
Nurse in Washington Internship (NIWI) Personal digital assistants (PDA) for the nurse practitioner (Shneyder).
Lessons learned at the nurse in Washington internship (NIWI) (Ruhmkorff 2002;16:317-20 (Professional Insights)
and Novak). 2002;16:205-8 (Legislation and Health Policy) Policy making
Nursing assessment Bioterrorism, children, and the United States’ health and security (Harbison
Developmental strategies for interviewing children (Instone). 2002;16:304-5 and Novak). 2002;16:265-6 (Legislation and Health Policy)
(Growth and Development) Politics
Family assessment may help us identify troubled families (Nelms). 2002; Lessons learned at the nurse in Washington internship (NIWI) (Ruhmkorff
16:1-2 (Editorial) and Novak). 2002;16:205-8 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Teaching pediatric health assessment: using Internet capabilities (Kieckhefer Public policy advocacy—why get involved? (Wright) 2002;16:89-91 (Legis-
et al). 2002;16:180-6 lation and Health Policy)
Use of directed history and behavioral indicators in the assessment of the Polycythemia
child with a developmental disability (Bosch). 2002;16:170-9 Neonatal polycythemia (Armentrout and Huseby). 2002;16:40-2 (Practice
Nursing shortage Guidelines)
Nursing workforce. 2002;16(3):36A (Position Statement) Position Statements
Nutritional status Age parameters for pediatric nurse practitioner practice. 2002;16(4):42A-3A
Helping toddlers eat well (Gottesman). 2002;16:92-6 (Patient Education Review) Child maltreatment. 2002;16(1):30A-1A
Corporal punishment. 2002;16(3):34A
O Immunization. 2002;16(2):32A
Organizational objectives Nursing workforce. 2002;16(3):36A
Clicking the ruby slippers: envisioning the future (Gottesman). 2002; Practice guidelines
16(4):34A-6A (President's Message) Neonatal polycythemia (Armentrout and Huseby). 2002;16:40-2
Otitis media Practice Guidelines (section)
Increasing antibiotic resistance: its effect on the therapy for otitis media Diagnosis and management of atopic dermatitis (Yetman and Parks).
(Sagraves). 2002;16:79-87 (Pediatric Pharmacology) 2002;16:143-5
Outcome assessment (healthcare) Management of patients exposed to biologic weapons (Yetman et al).
Peak flow meters in childhood asthma: parent report of use and perceived 2002;16:256-61
usefulness (McMullen et al). 2002;16:67-72 Practice patterns
Age parameters for pediatric nurse practitioner practice. 2002;16(4):42A-3A
P (Position Statement)
Parental consent Prader-Willi syndrome
Letter to the editor (Driessnack) 2002;16:156; letter reply (Ryan-Wenger) The genetics, diagnosis, and management of Prader-Willi syndrome (Nativ-
2002;16:156 io). 2002;16:298-303
Parenting Pregnancy
Understanding parental concerns about immunizations (Coyer). 2002; Roles of maternal folate and calcium use (Sagraves). 2002;16:197-203 (Pedi-
16:193-6 (Growth and Development) atric Pharmacology)
When terrible things happen: a parent's guide to talking with their children Pregnancy in adolescence
(Leavitt). 2002;16:272—4 (Parent’s Guide) Adolescents and emergency contraception (Roye and Johnsen). 2002;16:3-9
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Planned adolescent pregnancy: what they wanted (Montgomery). 2002; Family assessment may help us identify troubled families (Nelms). 2002;
16:282-9 16:1-2 (Editorial)
President's Message Risk factors
The 2002-2005 strategic plan: a foundation for educating the next generation Child sexual abuse: psychosocial risk factors (Hornor). 2002;16:187-92
of NAPNAP leaders (Novak). 2002;16(2):23A-5A Educating NPs to educate patients: cholesterol screening in pediatric pri-
Annual report 2001-2002 (Novak). 2002;16(3):29A-32A mary care (Windorski and Kalb). 2002;16:60-6
Clicking the ruby slippers: envisioning the future (Gottesman). 2002;
16(4):34A-6A S
Forming the future with an eye on the past (Gottesman). 2002;16(6):35A-36A Safety
Ordinary heroes (Gottesman). 2002;16(5):28A Attack on America: children’s reactions and parents’ responses (Beauchesne
United we stand (Novak). 2002;16(1):26A-7A et al). 2002;16:213-21
Preventive health services Health care issues for families traveling internationally with children (Fer-
Child maltreatment. 2002;16(1):30A-1A (Position Statement) guson et al). 2002;16:51-9
West Nile encephalitis (Harrison). 2002;16:278-81 Septicemia
Primary health care Neisseria meningitidis: presentation, treatment, and prevention (Ferguson et
Anxiety disorders in children: intervention strategies for the primary care al). 2002;16:119-24
setting (Clift). 2002;16:253-5 (Patient Management Exchange) Sexual abuse; see Child abuse, sexual
Product Alert Spanking; see Punishment
A better mousetrap: what’s new in blood glucose monitoring? (Cox) Special needs children; see Disabled children
2002;16:314-16 Specialties, nursing
A selected list of Spanish language and low literacy patient education web Specialty roles: evolution and challenges (Nelms). 2002;16:275-7 (Editorial)
sites (Alexander). 2002;16:151-5 Stress disorders, post-traumatic
Professional competence The aftermath of violence: children, disaster, and posttraumatic stress disor-
Culture competence and the primary care provider (Dunn). 2002;16:105-11 der (Veenema and Schroeder-Bruce). 2002;16:235-44
Professional Insights Needed: a summer of healing and learning (Nelms). 2002;16:159-60 (Editor-
Circle of caring (Martin). 2002;16:97-100 ial)
Personal digital assistants (PDA) for the nurse practitioner (Shneyder). Stress, psychological
2002;16:317-20 Attack on America: children’s reactions and parents’ responses (Beauchesne
Puberty et al). 2002;16:213-21
The effect of race and body mass index on the onset of female puberty Helping children and families deal with the psychological aspects of disas-
(Brady). 2002;16:42 (Literature Review) ter (Starr). 2002;16:36-9 (Patient Management Exchange)
Punishment Mental health worries, communication, and needs in the year of the U.S. ter-
Corporal punishment. 2002;16(3):34A (Position Statement) rorist attack: national KySS survey findings (Melnyk et al). 2002;16:222-34
Q ij
Qualitative research Terrorism. see also Bioterrorism
A model for successful foster child-foster parent relationships (Hallas). Attack on America: children’s reactions and parents’ responses (Beauchesne
2002;16:112-8 et al). 2002;16:213-21
A qualitative descriptive study of the lived experiences of school-aged chil- Needed: a summer of healing and learning (Nelms). 2002;16:159-60 (Editor-
dren with epilepsy (Hightower et al). 2002;16:131-7 ial)
Quality indicators, healthcare Travel
Perceptions of quality health care among parents of children with bleeding Health care issues for families traveling internationally with children (Fer-
disorders (Cygan et al). 2002;16:125-30 guson et al). 2002;16:51-9
Quality of health care Tympanostomy tubes; see Middle ear ventilation
Circle of caring (Martin). 2002;16:97-100 (Professional Insights)
Perceptions of quality health care among parents of children with bleeding U
disorders (Cygan et al). 2002;16:125-30 Uterine hemorrhage
Quality of life Irregular uterine bleeding in adolescents (Collett). 2002;16:313 (Clinical
A qualitative descriptive study of the lived experiences of school-aged chil- Insights)
dren with epilepsy (Hightower et al). 2002;16:131-7
R Victimization; see Crime victims
Racial stocks Violence
The effect of race and body mass index on the onset of female puberty The aftermath of violence: children, disaster, and posttraumatic stress disor-
(Brady). 2002;16:42 (Literature Review) der (Veenema and Schroeder-Bruce). 2002;16:235~44.4
Reach Out and Read Sticks and stones: the NPs role with bullies and victims (Muscari). 2002;
Reach out and read: a pediatric clinic-based approach to early literacy pro- 16:22-8
motion (Atkinson et al). 2002;16:10-5
Referral and consultation Ww
Resources for environmental health problems (Burns et al). 2002;16:138-42 War
(Patient Management Exchange) Impact of the threat of war on children in military families (Ryan-Wenger).
Research. see also Clinical nursing research 2002;16:245-52
Research—here it comes, ready or not! (Nelms) 2002;16:103—4 (Editorial) Research on the impact of the threat of war on children in military families:
Research Department where do we go from here? (Butz and Pulsifer) 2002;16:262—4 (Research
New department will provide research tools for PNPs (Butz). 2002;16:148-50 Department)
Research on the impact of the threat of war on children in military families: Web sites; see Internet
where do we go from here? (Butz and Pulsifer) 2002;16:262—-4 West Nile fever
Research, qualitative; see Qualitative research West Nile encephalitis (Harrison). 2002;16:278-81
Resources; see Health resources
Risk assessment
Estimating communication competence of infants and toddlers (Blackwell
and Baker). 2002;16:29-35
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