A N S: Advances in Nursing Science 1996 - 1997: Vol 19 Index

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SUBJECT INDEX Children
Advances in Nursing Science Ethics in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Parental
Volume 19 Perceptions at Four Years Postdischarge. (Pinch,
Spielman) 1996;19(1):51-71
A
Life Support Decisions for Children: What Do
Aboriginal views Parents Value? (Kirschbaum) 1996; 19(1):51-71
Ways of Knowing about Health: An Aboriginal
Chinese Americars
Perspective. (Turton) 1997; 19(3):28-36
Conformity with Nature: A Theory of Chinese
Accounts American Elders’ Health Promotion and Illness
A Concept Analysis of Alcoholic Denial and Prevention Processes. (Chen) 1996; 19(2):17—26
Cultural Accounts. (Wing) 1996; 19(2):54-63 Chronic conditions
African American women Health Promotion: An Essential Component of
A Model for Describing Low-Income African Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling
American Women’s Participation in Breast and Conditions. (Stuifbergen, Rogers) 1997; 19(4):1-
Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening. 20
(Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27—42 Clitoridectomy
Alcoholism The Culture of Female Circumcision. (Morris)
A Concept Analysis of Alcoholic Denial and 1996; 19(2):43-—53
Cultural Accounts. (Wing) 1996;19(2):54-63 Communication
Bakhtin, Nursing Narzatives, and Dialogical
Autonomy
Consciousness. (Bowers, Moore) 1997; 19(3):70—
The Ethics of Compliance: A Dialectic. (Hess)
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1996; 19(1): 18-27, 37
Compliance
B
The Ethics of Compliance: A Dialectic. (Hess)
Breast cancer 1996; 19(1):18—27
Breast Cancer Survival: A Phenomenological
Concept analysis
Inquiry. (Thibodeau, MacRae) 1997; 19(4):65-74
A Concept Analysis of Alcoholic Denial and
A Model for Describing Low-Income African
Cultural Accounts. (Wing) 1996; 19(2):54-63
American Women’s Participation in Breast and
Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening. Corporate health care
(Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27-—42 Dirty Hands: The Underside of Marketplace Health
Care. (Mohr, Mahon) 1996; 19(1):28-37
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Cross-cultural research
Cambodian women Culturally Competent Scholarship: Substance and
Psychological Well-Being of Cambodian Women in Rigor. (Meleis) 1996; 19(2):1-16
Resettlement. (Catolico) 1997; 19(4):75-84
Culture
Cancer A Concept Analysis of Alcoholic Denial and
Breast Cancer Survival: A Phenomenological Cultural Accounts. (Wing) 1996; 19(2):54-63
Inquiry. (Thibodeau, MacRae) 1997; 19(4):65—74 A Conceptual Model for Studying Parenting
A Model for Describing Low-Income African Behaviors in Immigrant Populations. (Foss)
American Women’s Participation in Breast and 1996; 19(2):74-87
Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening. Conformity with Nature: A Theory of Chinese
(Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27—42 American Elders’ Health Promotion and Illness
Prevention Processes. (Chen) 1996; 19(2): 17-26
Caring
Culturally Competent Scholarship: Substance and
Power and Caring: A Dialectic in Nursing. (Rafael)
Rigor. (Meleis) 1996; 19(2):1-16
1996; 19(1):3-17
The Culture of Female Circumcision. (Morris)
Cervical cancer 1996; 19(2):43-53
A Model for Describing Low-Income African A Model for Describing Low-Income African
American Women’s Participation in Breast and American Women’s Participation in Breast and
Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening. Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening.
(Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27-42 (Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27—42
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Psychological Well-Being of Cambodian Women in An Occupational Transmission of HIV: Collision of
Resettlement. (Catolico) 1997; 19(4):75-84 Ethical Worlds in Nursing Practice. (Stevens,
Ways of Knowing about Health: An Aboriginal Hall) 1996; 19(1):38-S0
Perspective. (Turton) 1997; 19(3):28-36 The Perception and Judgment of Senior
Baccalaureate Student Nurses in Clinical Decision
D Making. (Brooks, Thomas) 1997; 19(3):50-69
Power and Caring: A Dialectic in Nursing. (Rafael)
Decision making
1996; 19(1):3-17
The Perception and Judgment of Senior
Baccalaureate Student Nurses in Clinical Decision F
Making. (Brooks, Thomas) 1997; 19(3):50-69
Female circumcision
Denial The Culture of Female Circumcision. (Morris)
A Concept Analysis of Alcoholic Denial and
1996; 19(2):43-53
Cultural Accounts. (Wing) 1996;19(2):54-63
Dialectic G
The Ethics of Compliance: A Dialectic. (Hess) Growth experience
1996; 19(1): 18-27 Toward a Middle-Range Theory of Resilience.
Power and Caring: A Dialectic in Nursing. (Rafael) (Polk) 1997; 19(3):1-13
1996; 19(1):3-17
H
Dialogism
Bakhtin, Nursing Narratives, and Dialogical Health care
Consciousness. (Bowers, Moore) 1997; 19(3):70— Dirty Hands: The Underside of Marketplace Health
77 Care. (Mohr, Mahon) 1996; 19(1):28-37
Disabilities Health promotion
Health Promotion: An Essential Component of Conformity with Nature: A Theory of Chinese
Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling American Elders’ Health Promotion and Illness
Conditions. (Stuifbergen, Rogers) 1997; 19(4):1- Prevention Processes. (Chen) 1996; 19(2): 17-26
20 Health Promotion: An Essential Component of
Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling
Discrimination
Conditions. (Stuifbergen, Rogers) 1997; 19(4):1-
Sources of Stigma Associated with Women with
20
HIV. (Bunting) 1996; 19(2):64-73
Ways of Knowing about Health: An Aboriginal
Perspective. (Turton) 1997; 19(3):28-36
E
Henderson, Virginia
Early detection
“And Gina Sews”: A Tribute to Virginia Henderson,
A Model for Describing Low-Income African
1898-1996. (Bishop, Scudder) 1996; 19(1):1-2
American Women’s Participation in Breast and
Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening. HIV/AIDS
(Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27—42 An Occupational Transmission of HIV: Collision of
Ethical Worlds in Nursing Practice. (Stevens,
Empowerment
Hall) 1996; 19(1):38-S0
Power and Caring: A Dialectic in Nursing. (Rafael)
Sources of Stigma Associated with Women with
1996; 19(1):3—17
HIV. (Bunting) 1996; 19(2):64-73
Ethics
Dirty Hands: The Underside of Marketplace Health I
Care. (Mohr, Mahon) 1996; 19(1):28-37
Illness prevention
Ethics in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Parental
Conformity with Nature: A Theory of Chinese
Perceptions at Four Years Postdischarge. (Pinch,
American Elders’ Health Promotion and Illness
Spielman) 1996; 19(1):51-71
Prevention Processes. (Chen) 1996; 19(2):17—26
The Ethics of Compliance: A Dialectic. (Hess)
1996; 19(1}: 18-27 Illness theory
Life Support Decisions for Children: What Do Responding to Threats to Integrity of Self. (Morse)
Parents Value? (Kirschbaum) 1996; 19(i):51-71 1997; 19(4):2 1-36
Immigrants Nursing functions
A Conceptual Model for Studying Parenting The Role of Nursing in the Rehabilitation of Acute
Behaviors in Immigrant Populations. (Foss) Stroke Patients: Toward a Unified Theoretical
1996; 19(2):74-87 Perspective. (Kirkevold) 1997; 19(4):55-64
K Nursing narratives
Bakhtin, Nursing Narratives, and Dialogical
Knowledge development
Consciousness. (Bowers, Moore) 1997; 19(3):70-
Culturally Competent Scholarship: Substance and
77
Rigor. (Meleis) 1996; 19(2): 1-16
L Nursing practice
“And Gina Sews”: A Tribute to Virginia Henderson,
Life support decisions 1898-1996. (Bishop, Scudder) 1996; 19(1):1-2
Life Support Decisions for Children: What Do An Occupational Transmission of HIV: Collision of
Parents Value? (Kirschbaum) 1996;19(1):51-71 Ethical Worlds in Nursing Practice. (Stevens,
M Hall) 1996; 19(1):38-50
Memory Nursing theory
Beyond “True” and “False” Memories: Implications of Nursing Taxonomies for
Remembering and Recovery in the Survival of Middle-Range Theory Development. (Blegen,
Child Sexual Abuse. (Hall, Kondora) Tripp-Reimer) 1997; 19(3):37—49
1997; 19(4):37-54
O
Methodology
Culturally Competent Scholarship: Substance and Occupational transmission of disease
Rigor. (Meleis) 1996; 19(2):1-16 An Occupational Transmission of HIV: Collision of
Explicating Middle-Range Theory through Ethical Worlds in Nursing Practice. (Stevens,
Methodological Diversity. (Acton, Irvin, Jensen, Hall) 1996; 19(1):38-50
Hopkins & Miller) 1997; 19(3):78-85
P
Middle-range theory
Explicating Middle-Range Theory through Parents
Methodological Diversity. (Acton, Irvin, Jensen, A Conceptual Model for Studying Parenting
Hopkins & Miller) 1997; 19(3):78-85 Behaviors in Immigrant Populations. (Foss)
Implications of Nursing Taxonomies for 1996; 19(2):74-87
Middle-Range Theory Development. (Blegen, Ethics in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Parental
Tripp-Reimer) 1997; 19(3):37—49 Perceptions at Four Years Postdischarge. (Pinch,
The Middle-Range Theory of Unpleasant Spielman) 1996; 19(1):51-71
Symptoms: An Update. (Lenz, Pugh, Milligan, Life Support Decisions for Children: What Do
Gift & Suppe) 1997; 19(3): 14-27 Parents Value? (Kirschbaum) 1996;19(1):51-71
Toward a Middle-Range Theory of Resilience. Phenomenology
(Polk) 1997;19(3):1-13 Breast Cancer Survival: A Phenomenological
Multiple sclerosis Inquiry. (Thibodeau, MacRae) 1997;19(4):65-74
Health Promotion: An Essential Component of Life Support Decisions for Children: What Do
Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling Parents Value? (Kirschbaum) 1996; 19(1):51-71
Conditions. (Stuifbergen, Rogers) 1997; 19(4):1- Philosophy
20 Conformity with Nature: A Theory of Chinese
N American Elders’ Health Promotion and Illness
Prevention Processes. (Chen) 1996; 19(2): 17-26
Native Americans
Ways of Knowing about Health: An Aboriginal Power
Perspective. (Turton) 1997; 19(3):28-36 Power and Caring: A Dialectic in Nursing. (Rafael)
1996; 19(1):3-17
Neonatal intensive care
Ethics in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit: Parental Psychological well-bein,
Perceptions at Four Years Postdischarge. (Pinch, Psychological Well-Being of Cambodian Women in
Spielman) 1996; 19(1):51-71 Resettlement. (Catolico) 1997; 19(4):75-84
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Q Self
Responding to Threats to Integrity of Self. (Morse)
Quality of life
1997; 19(4):2 1-36
Health Promotion: An Essential Component of
Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling Sexual abuse
Conditions. (Stuifbergen, Rogers) 1997; 19(4):1- Beyond “True” and “False” Memories:
20 Remembering and Recovery in the Survival of
Child Sexual Abuse. (Hall, Kondora)
R
1997; 19(4):37-54
Recovery
Somali women
Beyond “True” and “False” Memories:
The Culture of Female Circumcision. (Morris)
Remembering and Recovery in the Survival of
1996; 19(2):43-53
Child Sexual Abuse. (Hall, Kondora)
1997; 19(4):37-54 Stigma
Breast Cancer Survival: A Phenomenological Sources of Stigma Associated with Women with
Inquiry. (Thibodeau, MacRae) 1997; 19(4):65-74 HIV. (Bunting) 1996; 19(2):64-73
Refugees Stroke
Psychological Well-Being of Cambodian Women in The Role of Nursing in the Rehabilitation of Acute
Resettlement. (Catolico) 1997; 19(4):75-84 Stroke Patients: Toward a Unified Theoretical
The Culture of Female Circumcision. (Morris) Perspective. (Kirkevold) 1997; 19(4):55-64
1996; 19(2):43-53 Student nurses
Rehabilitation The Perception and Judgment of Senior
Beyond “True” and “False” Memories: Baccalaureate Student Nurses in Clinical Decision
Remembering and Recovery in the Survival of Making. (Brooks, Thomas) 1997; 19(3):50-69
Child Sexual Abuse. (Hall, Kondora) Symptoms
1997; 19(4):37-54
The Middle-Range Theory of Unpleasant
Health Promotion: An Essential Component of Symptoms: An Update. (Lenz, Pugh, Milligan,
Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling
Gift & Suppe) 1997; 19(3):14-27
Conditions. (Stuifbergen, Rogers) 1997; 19(4):1-
20 T
The Role of Nursing in the Rehabilitation of Acute Taxonomies
Stroke Patients: Toward a Unified Theoretical Implications of Nursing Taxonomies for
Perspective. (Kirkevold) 1997; 19(4):55-64 Middle-Range Theory Development. (Blegen,
Research Tripp-Reimer) 1997; 19(3):37—49
Ethics in the Necnatal Intensive Care Unit: Parental Transition
Perceptions at Four Years Postdischarge. (Pinch, A Conceptual Model for Studying Parenting
Spielman) 1996;19(1):51-71 Behaviors in Immigrant Populations. (Foss)
Resettlement 1996; 19(2):74-87
Psychological Well-Being of Cambodian Women in
V
Resettlement. (Catolico) 1997; 19(4):75—-84
Values
Resilience
Life Support Decisions for Children: What Do
Toward a Middle-Range Theory of Resilience.
Parents Value? (Kirschbaum) 1996; 19(1):51—71
(Polk) 1997; 19(3):1-13
WwW
Response to injury theory
Responding to Threats to Integrity of Self. (Morse) Women
1997; 19(4):2 1-36 Breast Cancer Survival: A Phenomenological
Inquiry (Thibodeau, MacRae). 1997; 19(4):65-74
S
The Culture of Female Circumcision. (Morris)
Screening 1996; 19(2):43-53
A Model for Describing Low-Income African A Model for Describing Low-Income African
American Women’s Participation in Breast and American Women’s Participation in Breast and
Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening. Cervical Cancer Early Detection and Screening.
(Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27—42 (Baldwin) 1996; 19(2):27—42
Psychological Well-Being of Cambodian Women in Hall, Joanne M., Kondora, Lori L.: Beyond “True”
Resettlement. (Catolico) 1997; 19(4):75-84 and “False” Memories: Remembering and
Sources of Stigma Associated with Women with Recovery in the Survival of Child Sexual Abuse.
HIV. (Bunting) 1996; 19(2):64-73 1997; 19(4):37-54
Hess, Joanne Dukes: The Ethics of Compliance: A
Dialectic. 1996; 19(1): 18-27
Hopkins, Barbara A.: see Acton (1997)
AUTHOR INDEX
I
Advances in Nursing Science
Irvin, Barbara L.: see Acton (1997)
Volume 19
A J
Acton, Gayle J., Irvin, Barbara L., Jensen, Betty A., Jensen, Betty A.: see Acton (1997)
Hopkins, Barbara A., Miller, Earline Westphal:
Explicating Middle-Range: Theory through K
Methodological Diversity. 1997; 19(3):78-85 Kirkevold, Marit: The Role of Nursing in the
Rehabilitation of Acute Stroke Patients: Toward a
B Unified Theoretical Perspective. 1997; 19(4):55—
Baldwin, Dee: A Model for Describing Low-Income 64
African American Women’s Participation in Kirschbaum, Mark Stephen: Life Support Decisions
Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection and for Children: What Do Parents Value?
Screening. 1996; 19(2):27—42 1996; 19(1):51-71
Bishop, Anne H., Scudder, John R.: “And Gina Kondora, Lori L.: see Hall (1997)
Sews”: A Tribute to Virginia Henderson, 1898-
1996. 1996;19(1): 1-2 L
Blegen, Mary A., Tripp-Reimer, Toni: Implications Lenz, Elizabeth R., Pugh, Linda C., Milligan, Renee
of Nursing Taxonomies for Middle-Range Theory A., Gift, Audrey, Suppe, Frederick: The Middle
Development. 1997; 19(3):37-49 Range Theory of Unpleasant Symptoms: An
Bowers, Rick, Moore, Katherine N.: Bakhtin, Update. 1997; 19(3):14-27
Nursing Narratives, and Dialogical
Consciousness. 1997; 19(3):70-77 M
Brooks, Ella M., Thomas, Sandra: The Perception MacRae, Joan: see Thibodeau (1997)
and Judgment of Senior Baccalaureate Student Mahon, Margaret M.: see Mohr (1996)
Nurses in Clinical Decision Making. Meleis, Afaf Ibrahim: Culturally Competent
1997; 19(3):50-69 Scholarship: Substance and Rigor. 1996; 19(2):1-
Bunting, Sheila M.: Sources of Stigma Associated 16
with Women with HIV. 1996; 19(2):64-73 Miller, Earline Westphal: see Acton (1997)
Milligan, Renee A.: see Lenz (1997)
C
Mohr, Wanda K., Mahon, Margaret M.: Dirty
Catolico, Olivia: Psychological Well-Being of
Hands: The Underside of Marketplace Health
Cambodian Women in Resettlement.
Care. 1996; 19(1)28-37
1997; 19(4):75-84
Moore, Katherine N.: see Bowers (1997)
Chen, Yeou-Lan Duh: Conformity with Nature: A
Morris, Rita: The Culture of Female Circumcision:
Theory of Chinese American Elders’ Health
1996; 19(2):43-53
Promotion and Illness Prevention Processes.
Morse, Janice M.: Responding to Threats to Integrity
1996; 19(2): 17-26
of Self. 1997; 19(4):21-36
F
Foss, Gwendolyn F.: A Conceptual Model for P
Studying Parenting Behaviors in Immigrant Pinch, Winifred J. Ellenchild, Spielman, Margaret
Populations. 1996; 19(2):74-87 L.: Ethics in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit:
Parental Perceptions at Four Years Postdischarge.
G
1996; 19(1):72-85
Gift, Audrey: see Lenz (1997)
Polk, Laura V.: Toward a Middle-Range Theory of
H Resilience. 1997; 19(3): 1-13
Hall, Joanne M.: see Stevens (1996) Pugh, Linda C.: see Lenz (1997)
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R Suppe, Frederick: see Lenz (1997)
Rafael, Adeline R. Falk: Power and Caring: A
Dialectic in Nursing. 1996; 19(1):3-17 T
Rogers, Sharon: see Stuifbergen (1997) Thibodeau, Janice, MacRae, Joan: Breast Cancer
Survival: A Phenomenological Inquiry.
S 1997; 19(4):65-74
Scudder, John R.: see Bishop (1996) Thomas, Sandra: see Brooks (1997)
Spielman, Margaret L.: see Pinch (1996) Tripp-Reimer, Toni: see Blegen (1997)
Stevens, Patricia E., Hall, Joanne M.: An Turton, Cheryl L. Reynolds: Ways of Knowing
Occupational Transmission of HIV: Collision of about Health: An Aboriginal Perspective.
Ethical Worlds in Nursing Practice. 1997; 19(3):28-36
1996; 19(1):38-50
Stuifbergen, Alexa K., Rogers, Sharon: Health Ww
Promotion: An Essential Component of Wing, Donna Marie: A Concept Analysis of
Rehabilitation for People with Chronic Disabling Alcoholic Denial and Cultural Accounts.
Conditions. 1997; 19(4):1—20 1996; 19(2):54-63
5th International Self-Care Theory Conference
Self-Care: A Challenge for Nursing and Society
7-9 August 1997
Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
This international conference is designed for practitioners, scientists, scholars, and educators interested in Orem’s
conceptualization of nursing. It will provide opportunities to explore a range of research, practice and educational
interpretations from the Self-Care Deficit Nursing Theory (S-CDNT) perspective and the progress being made through
international collaboration. The S-CDNT provides the central focus for the conference. All presentations and posters
explore an aspect of the theory or its use in practice, education or research.
Presenters and Reviewers represent 14 countries.
Sponsored By:
¢ University of Missouri-Columbia Sinclair School of Nursing
and
International Orem Society for Nursing Science & Scholarship
Contact Hours: 13.6
Approximate fee in US$: 294
For Conference Brochure:
Phone: [phone] Fax: [573] 884=4544
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