AAOHN Journal 2000: Vol 48 Index

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ANNUAL INDEX
SUBJECT INDEX TO VOLUME 48
ACCESSIBLE HEALTH CARE BEST PRACTICE
Mobile health units: Design and imple AAOHN Advisory: Best practices in an
mentation considerations. Murphy, D.( cupational health and safety program: Vol
48(11), 526-532 iry protection program (VPP) model
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ADVOCACY
Editorial: The occupational and environ BURNOUT
mental health nurse and health surveillance Express Speak Burnout and the power
Simonowitz, J.A. 48(2), 56-58 of one. Sitzman. K. 48(9), 452 COST CONTAINMENT
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AGING BUSINESS PLAN
The aging employee: Impact on occupa Starting a business as a nurse consultant AI
tional health. Mangino, M. 48(7) 349-357 Practical ce msiderations (CE Article). Papy
E.M. 4&(3 136-142 CREDENTIALING
AIDS The self employed occupational and env \AOHN Ad or Understand
Linking Practice & Research: Postexpo nmental health nurse: Maximizing busine Ri4 AIA
sure prophylaxis for HIV exposed health care UCL + " DY Managin finar cial resources. Rain
workers. Lusk, S.1 Robbins, W.A. 48(3) r, S.R., Papp, I (4) 185-194 CRISIS
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BUSINESS WRITING me
ALTERNATIVE WORKPLACES Management File: The annual report
Telecommuting: Occupational health Documenting organizational results. Aman
considerations for employee health and safety M.C. 48 CUMULATIVE TRAUMA
Healy. M.L. 48(6). 305-313 DISORDERS
CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME Er NOM
ANNUAL REPORT Carpal tunnel syndrome: Testing the ser
Management File: The annual report localized discomfort
Documenting organizational results Amann
M.C, 4&(11 509-511 DANCING
CERTIFICATION )
AMERICANS WITH \AOHN Advisor
DISABILITIES ACT ron. 4K(4). 160A
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ance: Part I. D’ Arruda. K. 48(1) 18.50 CHILD CARE WORKERS DEATH
Legal Issues: EEOC s ADA policy guid Child care work: Organizational cult AAOHN Ad
ance: Part Il. D’ Arruda, K. 48(4), 197-200 and health and safety. Calabro, K.S., Bright
Legal Issues: Supreme Court decisions K.A., Cole ey, T Lindenber J
impact ADA. D’ Arruda, K. 48(7), 322-324 Grimm A
1. & Wadsworth, M
ASTHMA CONFIDENTIALITY
Reducing asthma morbidity and mortali Editorial: The occupational and environ DOCUMENTATION
ty: Cost containment strategies Kowalski mental health nurse and health surveillanc Managing litigation risk
AF. 48(9), 418-422 Simonowitz, J.A. 48(2), 56-58 the occupational
Genetic information in the workpl: Baker, S.K. 48(2
AUTHOR INFORMATION Implications for occupational health survetl
Getting published online and in print lan Schill, A.L. 48(2), 80-91 EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Understanding the publication process. Nem Legal issues: Confidentiality and disclo CENTERS
cek, M.A. 48(7) 344-348 sure of medical records under the Occupation The impact of educationa
al Safety and Health Act. D’ Arruda, K on occupational health and
BEREAVEMENT 1K( 10). 458-460 ilumni competence: A progran
Bereavement support: The occupational McG n, P.M.. Kochevar, I
health nurse's role when death comes to work CONSULTATION D.K.. Nelson, W.F., & Findorff
Quan, J. & Wadsworth, M. 48(10), 461-469 Starting a business as a nurse consultant 3.56
DECEMBER 2000, VOL. 48, NO. 12
ANNUAL INDE X
ENTREPRENEURSHIP process for jobs with highly variable tasks management program for health care workers
Starting a business as a nurse consultant Conrad, K.M., Lavender, S.A., Reichelt, P.A Issues and challenges. Haiduven DJ. 48(8)
Practical considerations (CI Article). Papp & Meyer, F.T. 48(9), 423-429
E.M. 48(3), 136-142 Research based prevention strategies
GENETIC INFORMATION Management of latex allergy in the workplace
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Genetic information in the workplace Miller, K.K. 48(6), 278-290
Editorial: Latex allergy. Bain Implications for occupational health surveil
4816). 266 lance. Schill, AA .L. 48(2)) , 80-91 HEALTH EDUCATION
Is “latex safe” possible? Using a system Unrecognized high blood pressure: A
atic approach in occupational health. Hood, J GLOBAL HEALTH CARE major public health issue in the workplace
48(6), 291-296 Editorial: International perspectives in Capriotti, T. Kirby, L.G., Smeltzer, S.C. 48(7)
Latex glove allergy—dilemma for health occupational and environmental health nurs 338-343
care workers: An overview. Roy, D.R. 48(6 ing. Rogers, B. 48(4), 160
67-277
HEALTH POLICY
Latex sensitivity in Washington state GRIEF PROCESS Health and safety at work in Switzer
acute care hospitals: A needs assessment and Bereavement support: The occupational land: Impact of European union directives
survey of awareness of the issues. Cohen health nurse’s role when death comes to work Bischofberger, I. 48(4), 161-170
M.A., Kaufman, J.D. 48(6), 297-304 Quan, J. & Wadsworth, M. 48(10), 461-469 Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy guid
Research based prevention strategies ance: Part I. D’ Arruda, K. 48(1), 48-50
Management of latex allergy in the workplace HEALTH AND SAFETY ISSUES Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy guid
Miller, K.K. 48(6), 278-290 Child care work: Organizational culture ance: Part Il. D’ Arruda, K. 48(4), 197-200
and health and safety. Calabro, K.S., Bright
EQUAL EMPLOYMENT K.A., Cole, F.L., Mackey r., Lindenberg, J HEALTH PROBLEMS
OPPORTUNITY COMMISSION Grimm A. 48(10), 480-486 Health problems associated with interna
Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy guid Telecommuting: Occupational health tional business travel: A critical review of the
ance: Part I. D’ Arruda, K. 48(1), 48-50 considerations for employee health and safety literature. Rogers, H.L., & Reilly, S.M. 48(8)
Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy guid Healy, M.L. 48(6), 305-313 376-384
ance: Part II. D’ Arruda, K. 48(4), 197-200
Legal Issues: Supreme Court decisions HEALTH CARE WORKERS HEALTH PROMOTION
impact ADA. D’ Arruda, K. 48(7), 322-324 Editorial: Latex allergy. Bain, E.1. 48(6) Child care work: Organizational culture
266 and health and safety. Calabro, K.S Bright
ERGONOMICS Health surveillance for health care K.A., Cole, F.L., Mackey, T Lindenberg, J
Ergonomics: CTD management evalua workers: A vital role for the occupational and Grimm A. 48(10), 480-486
tion tool. Ostendorf, J.S Rogers, B environmental health nurse. Stone, D.S Creating a successful occupational
Bertsche, P.K. 48(1), 17-24 48(2), 73-79 health and safety program: Using workers
Initiating an ergonomic analysis: A Hepatitis B immunity in high risk health perceptions. Sofie, J.K. 48(3), 125-130
process for jobs with highly variable tasks care workers: Seven years post vaccination Ecological model of occupational stress
Conrad, K.M., Lavender, S.A., Reichelt, PA Funderburke, P.L., Spencer, L. 48(7), 325-330 Application to urban firefighters Salazar
& Meyer, F.T. 48(9), 423-429 Is “latex safe” possible? Using a system M.K., & Beaton, R. 48(10), 470-479
Video technology: Use in nursing atic approach in occupational health. Hood, J Health problems associated with interna
research. Spiers, J.A., Costantino, M., Faucett 48(6), 291-296 tional business travel: A critical review of the
J. 48(3), 119-124 Linking Practice & Research: Postexpo literature. Rogers, H.L., & Reilly, S.M. 48(8)
sure prophylaxis for HIV exposed health care 376-384
ETHICS workers. Lusk, S.L., Robbins, W.A 48(3) Linking Practice & Research: Effects of
Research & Ethics Corner: Ethical prin 149-15] peer education on dietary change Kalam
ciples and occupational health. Rogers, B Latex glove allergy dilemma for health pakorn, S., Lusk, S.1 48(12), 551-552
48(10), 456-457 care workers An overview. Roy, D.R. 48(6) Occupational hazards in female ballet
267-277 dancers: Advocate for a forgotten population
FIREFIGHTERS Latex sensitivity in Washington state Kelman, B.B. 48(9), 430-434
Ecological model of occupational stress acute care hospitals: A needs assessment and The aging employee: Impact on occupa
Application to urban firefighters Salazar survey of awareness of the issues. Cohen, tional health. Mangino, M. 48(7) 349-357
M.K., & Beaton, R. 48(10), 470-479 M.A., Kaufman, J.D. 48(6), 297-304 Unrecognized high blood pressure: A
Initiating an ergonomic analysis: A Planning a Hepatitis C postexposure major public health issue in the workplace
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ANNUAL INDEX
Capriotti, T. Kirby, L.G Smeltzer, S.C. 48(7) workers: A vital role for the occupational and schofberger, |
338-343 nvironmental health nurse. Stone, D.S The essence of the occupational healt!
Urinary incontinence: Impact on work 48(2). 73-79 \ teaching experience in Portu
ing women. Fitzgerald, S.T Palmer, M.H Hepatitis B immunity in high risk health Rasteiro, M. 48(4), 171-174
Berry, S.J., Hart, K. 48(3), 112-118 care workers: Seven years post vaccination
Funderburke, PI Spencer L. 48(7), 325-330 INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL
HEALTH SERVICE Use of adult immunization strategies to Health problems associated with interna
DEVELOPMENT increase the take of the influenza vaccine: A 2 tional business travel A critical review of the
The occupational health — service year review Streed, G.( Everhart K.D literature Rogers, H.1 & Reilly, S.M. 48(8)
Staffing, facilities, and equipment. Reith, L.K 48(11), 521-525 6-384
48(8), 395-403
INCONTINENCE INTERNET
HEALTH SURVEILLANCE Urinary incontinence: Impact on work Informatics
Editorial: The occupational and environ ing women. Fitzgerald, S.T Palmer, M.H DiBenedetto, D.\
mental health nurse and health surveillance Berry, S.J.. Hart, K. 48(3), 112-118
Simonowitz, J.A. 48(2), 56-58 LABOR UNIONS
INFORMATICS Working with labor unions: What occupa
HEPATITIS B Informatics: Accessing the Internet tional heaith nurses need to know. Baker, R
Hepatitis B immunity in high risk health DiBenedetto, D.V. 48(12), 548-550 zudy, B., & Guernero, J. 48(12), 563-570
care workers: Seven years post vaccination Technology enhanced learning for occu
Funderburke, P.L., Spencer, L. 48(7), 325-330 pational and environmental health nursing: A LATEX ALLERGY
global imperative. Olson, D.K., Carlson, V Is “latex safe” possible? Using a system
HEPATITIS C $8(4), 175-184 atic approach in occupational health. Hood, J
Planning a Hepatitis C postexposure 1816 1-296
management program for health care workers INJURY PREVENTION atex glove allergy—dilemma for health
Issues and challenges. Haiduven D.J. 48(8) Carpal tunnel syndrome: Testing the sen An overview. Roy, D.R. 48(6)
370-375 sitivity and validity of four localized discomfort
instruments. Randolph, J.A. 48(8), 385-394 atex sensitivity in Washingtor tat
HIV Initiating an ergonomic analysis: A are hospitals: A needs assessment and
Linking Practice & Research: Postexpo process for jobs with highly variable tasks of awareness of the issues. Cohen
sure prophylaxis for HIV exposed health care Conrad, K.M., Lavender, S.A., Reichelt, P.A M.A., Ka ifman, J.D. 48(6), 297-304
workers Lusk, S.L., Robbins, W.A 48(3) & Meyer, F.T. 48(9), 423-429 Research based prevention strategi
149-151 Occupational hazards in female ballet Management of latex allergy in the workplace
dancers: Advocate for a forgotten population Miller. K.K. 48(6), 278-290
HOSPITAL OCCUPATIONAL Kelman, B.B. 48(9), 430-434
HEALTH Work related deaths in West Virginia LATEX SENSITIVITY
Planning a Hepatitis C postexposure Targeting research and prevention efforts I torial atex allergy. Bain.
management program for health care workers Higgins, D.N., Helmkamp, J.( Williams
Issues and challenges. Haiduven DJ. 48(8), J.M., King, M.E. 48(7 331-337
370-375 LEGAL ISSUES
Use of adult immunization strategies to INTERDISCIPLINARY Legal aspects of work
increase the take of the influenza vaccine: A 2 COLLABORATION Exploring the issues. Abu Al Rub, R
year review. Streed, G.( Everhart, K.D Behavioral risk management: A partner 5
48(11), 521 ship between occupational health nursing and Legal issues: Confidentiality and disclo
occupational psychiatry (CI Article) sure of medical records under the Occupation
HYPERTENSION Cameron, M Heidel, S. 48( 11), 533-541 al Safety and Health Act. D’ Arruda, K
Unrecognized high blood pressure: A 181 10). 458-460
major public health issue in the workplace INTERNATIONAL HEALTH Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy gui
Capriotti, T. Kirby, L.G., Smeltzer, S.C. 48(7), Editorial: International perspectives in ance: Part |.D ’ Arruda, K. 48(1), 48-50
338-343 occupational and environmental health nurs Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy guid
ing. Rogers, B. 48(4), 160 ance: Part Il. D’ Arruda, K. 48(4), 197-200
IMMUNIZATION Health and safety at work in Switzer Legal Issues: Supreme Court decisions
Health surveillance for health care land: Impact of European union directives impact ADA. D’ Arruda, K. 48(7), 322-324
DECEMBER 2000, VOL. 48, NO. 12 575
ANNUAL INDEX
Managing litigation risk: Documentation nursing: Exploring the issues. Abu Al Rub, R Linking Practice & Research: Effects of
strategies in the occupational health setting 48(3), 131-135 peer education on dietary change Kalam
(CE Article). Baker, S.K. 48(2), 100-105 Workplace substance abuse impairment pakorn, S Lusk, S.I 48(12), 551-552
The occupational health care provider's role
MANAGEMENT (CE Article). McAndrew, K.G., McAndrew OCCUPATIONAL AND
Management File: Combining technolo S.J. 48(1), 32-45 ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
and skill to ensure effective meetings Editorial: International perspectives in
Amann, M.C. 48(8), 367-369 MENTORING occupational and environmental health nurs
Management File: Developing a strate Challenging writer's block: How experi ing. Rogers, B. 48(4), 160
gic plan for the new millennium enced authors make time to write. Morton
M.¢ 48(3), 145-147 P.G. 48(11), 512-514 OCCUPATIONAL AND
Management File: The annual report Editorial: Writing and mentoring ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Documenting organizational results. Amant Opportunities and professional responsibili NURSING EDUCATION
M.C. 48(11). 509-511 ties. Moore, P.V. 48(11), 504 The impact of educational research
Starting a business as a nurse consultant Refining outlining skills—Part I: The centers on occupational health and safety
Practical considerations (CE Article). Papp topic or sentence method. Oermann, M alumni competence: A program evaluation
E.M. 48(3), 136-142 $8(11), 515-517 McGovern, P.M., Kochevar, L.K Olson
The self employed occupational and envi Refining outlining skills—Part Il: The D.K., Nelson, W.F., & Findorff, M.J. 48(12)
ronmental health nurse: Maximizing business computer method Johnson, S.H 48(11) 553-562
success by managing financial resources. Rain 518-520 Working with labor unions: What occupa
er, S.R., Papp, E. 48(4), 185-194 tional health nurses need to know. Baker, R
MOBILE HEALTH Szudy, B., & Guerriero, J. 48(12), 563-570
MEDICAL/HEALTH Mobile health units: Design and imple
SURVEILLANCE mentation onsiderations. Murphy, D.¢ OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Genetic information 48(11), 526-537 NURSING
Implications for occupational Occupational health nursing re
lance. Schill, A.L. 48(2), 80 MUSCULOSKELETAL priorities: A changing focus Roget
Health surveillance DISORDERS Agnew, J Pompeii, L. 48(1), 9-16
workers: A vital role for the Ergonomics: CTD management evalua Express Speak: Burnout and t
vironmental health LS Rogers B of one. Sitzman, K. 48(9), 452
? 73.79 24 The essence of the occupalior
Occupationa healt! syndrome: Testing the ‘le: A teaching experience
screening, and prevention activ ensil y and validity of four localized dis Rasteiro, M. 48(4), 171-174
tional health nursing practice comfort instruments. Randolph, J.A. 48(8) The occupational health
Livsey, K. 48(2 99 Staffing, facilities and equipment Reit
Screening and surveillanc Initiating an onomic analysis: A 1k(8 395-4()3
medical surveillance for jobs with highly ariable tasks
Miller, A.S. 48(2), 59 Conrad, K.M., Lavender, S.A Reichelt, P.A OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
& Meyer, F.T. 48(9), 423-429 NURSING PRACTICE
MENTAL HEALTH Occupational hazards in female ballet Occupational healt!
AAOHN Advisory: Workplace violence dancers: Advocate for a forgotten population screening, and prevention activities in occupa
4$8(10), 460A Kelman, B.B. 48(9), 430-434 tional health nursing practice. Rogers, B
Behavioral risk management: A partner Livsey, K. 48(2), 92-99
ship between occupational health nursing and NURSING EDUCATION
occupational psychiatry (CI Article Technology enhanced learning for occu OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
Cameron, M., Heidel, S. 48(11), 533-541 pational and environmental health nursing: A NURSING ROLE
Bereavement support: The occupational global imperative. Olson, D.K., Carlson, \ Research & Ethics Corner: Ethical prin
health nurse’s role when death comes to work 48(4), 175-184 ciples and occupational health. Rogers, B
Quan, J. & Wadsworth, M. 48(10), 461-469 The essence of the occupational health 48(10), 456-457
Critical incident stress management nurse’s role: A teaching experience in Portu
Lim, J.J., Childs, J., and Gonsalves, K. 48(10) gal. Rasteiro,M . 48(4), 171-174 OCCUPATIONAL STRESS
487-497 Ecological model of occupational stress
Legal aspects of work related stress in NUTRITION Application to urban firefighters. Salazar,
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M.K.. & Beaton, R. 48(10), 470-479 Cannon, R.B., Schmidt, J.V., Cambardella, B Research: Workit
3rowne, S.E. 48(9), 435-438 s and adverse pregnancy out
OLDER EMPLOYEES Linking Practice & Research: Working Somers, C.A. 48(9)
The aging employee: Impact on occupa conditions and adverse pregnancy outcomes technology U se it
tional health. Mangino, M. 48(7) 349-357 Lusk, S.L, Somers, C.A. 48(9), 414-417 1. Spiers, J.A., Costantino, M.. Fauc
19.112244
ORGANIZATIONAL CULTURE PRENATAL CARE
Child care work: Organizational culture High risk pregnancy in the workplace RESPIRATORY HEALTH
and health and safety. Calabro, K.S., Bright Influencing positive pregnancy outcomes ISSUES
K.A., Cole, F.L., Mackey, T., Lindenberg, J Cannon, R.B., Schmidt, J.V., Cambardella, B lucing asthma morbidity and mortali
Grimm A. 48(10), 480-486 Browne, S.E. 48(9), 435-438 ontainment strategie Kowalski. A.
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OSHA PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
Legal issues: Confidentiality and disclo Creating a successful occupational RETURN TO WORK
sure of medical records under the Occupation health and safety program: Using workers Poliomyelitis: Extinct b
al Safety and Health Act. D’ Arruda, K perceptions. Sofie, J.K. 48(3), 125-130 Williams
48(10), 458-460 Mobile health units: Design and imple
Screening and surveillance OSHA's mentation considerations Murphy D4 SAFETY
medical surveillance provisions. Papp, E.M $8(11), 526-532 AAOHN Ad
Miller, A.S. 48(2), 59-72 mal health and
PROGRAM EVALUATION
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT The impact of educational research
Challenging writer's block: How experi centers on occupational health and safety
enced authors make time to write. Morton alumni competence A program evaluation
P.G. 48(11), 512-514 McGovern, P.M Kochevar, L.K., Olson
Editorial Writing and mentoring D.K.. Nelson. W.I & Findorff, M.J. 48(1
Opportunities and professional responsibili SO
ties. Moore, P.V. 48(11), 504
Express Speak: Burnout and the power REASONABLE SCREENING
of one. Sitzman, K. 48(9), 452 ACCOMMODATIONS
Refining outlining skills—Part I: The Legal Issues: EEOC’s ADA policy
topic or sentence method. Oermann, M art Il. D’ Arruda, K. 48(4), 19
4$8(11), 515-517
Refining outlining skills Part Il: The RECORDKEEPING
computer method Johnson, S.H. 48(11) Managing litigation risk: Documentatiotr SCREENING AND
518-520 the occupational health settin SURVEILLANCE
(CE Artick Baker, S.K. 48(2), 100-105 Sc nin ind
PLANNING MEETINGS
Management File: Combining technolo REHABILITATION M
gy and skill to ensure effective meetings Poliomyelitis: Extinct by year 2000
Amann, M.C. 48(8), 367-369 But not over. Williams, C.G STAFFING
Tl ealtt
POLIO RESEARCH Staff facilities, and equipment. Reit
Poliomyelitis: Extinct by year 2000 Occupational health nursing research
But not over. Williams, C.G. 48(1), 25-31 priorities: A changing Tocus Rogers, B
Agnew, J Pompeii, L. 48(1), 9-16 STRATEGIC PLANNING
POST POLIO SYNDROME Linking Practice & Research: Effects of Management File: Developing :
Poliomyelitis: Extinct by year 2000 peer education on dietary change Kalam gic plan for the new millennium
But not over. Williams, C.G. 48(1), 25-31 pakorn, S., Lusk, S.1 48(12). 551-552 M< 4$8(3). 145-147
Linking Practice & Research: Postexpo The self employed occupational and env
PREGNANCY sure prophylaxis for HIV exposed health care ronmental health nurse: Maximizing business
High risk pregnancy in the workplace workers. Lusk, S.L., Robbins, W.A. 48(3) success by managing financial resources. Rain
Influencing positive pregnancy outcomes 149-151 er, S.R., Papp, E. 48(4), 185-194
DECEMBER 2000, VOL. 48, NO. 12 577
ANNUAL INDEX
STRESS Amann, M.C. 48(8), 367-369 WORK FITNESS
Critical incident stress management Workplace substance abuse impairment
Lim, J.J., Childs, J.. and Gonsalves, K. 48(10) TECHNOLOGY ENHANCED The occupational health care provider's role
487-497 NURSING (CE Article). McAndrew, K.G., McAndrew
Legal aspects of work related stress in Technology enhanced learning for occu S.J. 48(1), 32-45
nursing: Exploring the issues. Abu Al Rub, R pational and environmental health nursing: A
48(3), 131-135 global imperative. Olson, D.K., Carlson, V WORK FORCE
48(4), 175-184 COLLABORATION
SUBSTANCE ABUSE Working with labor unions: What occupa
Workplace substance abuse impairment TELECOMMUTING tional health nurses need to know. Baker, R
The occupational health care provider's role Telecommuting: Occupational health Szudy, B., & Guerriero, J. 48(12), 563-570
(CE Article). McAndrew, K.G., McAndrew considerations for employee health and safety
S.J. 48(1), 32-45 Healy, M.L. 48(6), 305-313 WORKPLACE PERFORMANCE
ISSUES
SUCCESSFUL PROGRAMS TRAVEL HEALTH Behavioral risk management: A partnet
Use of adult immunization strategies to Health problems associated with interna ship between occupational health nursing and
increase the take of the influenza vaccine: A 2 tional business travel: A critical review of the occupational psychiatry (CI Article)
year review. Streed, G.( Everhart, K.D literature. Rogers, H.L., & Reilly, S.M. 48(8) Cameron, M Heidel, S. 48(11), 533-541
48(11), 521-525 376-384
V/ORKPLACE VIOLENCE
SURVEILLANCE VIDEOTAPING Critical incident stress management
Work related deaths in West Virginia Video technology: Use in nursing Lim, J.J., Childs, J.. and Gonsalves, K. 48(10)
Targeting research and prevention efforts. Hig research. Spiers, J.A., Costantino, M., Faucett, 49
gins, D.N., Helmkamp, J.C., Williams, J.M J. 48(3), 119-124 \AOHN Advisory: Workplace violence
King, M.E. 48(7), 331-337 48(10), 460A
VPP MODEL
TECHNOLOGY AAOHN Advisory: Best practices in an WORK RELATED DEATHS
Management File: Combining technolo occupational health and safety program: Volun Work related deaths in West Virginia
gy and skill to ensure effective meetings tary protection program (VPP) model. 48(1), 8A Targeting research and prevention efforts. Hig
gins, D.N., Helmkamp, J.C., Williams, J.M
WOMEN’S HEALTH King, M.E. 48(7), 331-337
High risk pregnancy in the workplace
Influencing positive pregnancy outcomes WORLD WIDE WEB
CE Answers Cannon, R.B., Schmidt, J.V., Cambardella, B Informatics: Accessing the Internet
Browne, S.I 48(9), 435-438 DiBenedetto, D.V. 48(12), 548-550
Information Management:
Linking Practice & Research: Working
Computer Resources
conditions and adverse pregnancy outcomes WRITING FOR PUBLICATION
for the Occupational and
Lusk, S.L, Somers, C.A. 48(9), 414-417 Challenging writer’s block: How experi
Environmental Health Urinary incontinence: Impact on work enced authors make time to write. Morton,
Nurse ing women Fitzgerald, S.T., Palmer, M.H., P.G. 48(11), 512-514
Berry, S.J., Hart, K. 48(3), 112-118 Editorial: Writing and mentoring
December 1999
Opportunities and professional responsibili
B B WORK CONDITIONS ties. Moore, P.V. 48(11), 504
Linking Practice & Research: Working Getting published online and in print
D conditions and adverse pregnancy outcomes Understanding the publication process. Nem
Lusk, S.L, and Somers, C.A. 48(9), 414-417 cek, M.A. 48(7) 344-348
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Refining outlining skills—Part I: The
C WORKERS’ COMPENSATION topic or sentence method Oermann, M
Legal aspects of work related stress in 48(11), 515-517
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nursing: Exploring the issues. Abu Al Rub, R Refining outlining skills—Part Il: The
48(3), 131-135 computer method. Johnson, S.H. 48(11),
518-520
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AUTHOR INDEX TO VOLUME 48
AAOHN. Advisory: Best practices in an occupational health nursing and occupational Gonsalves, K. See Lim, JJ
occupational health and safety program: Vol psychiatry (CE Article). 48(11), 533-541 Griffith, K.G. Letter to the Edit
untary protection program (VPP) model Cannon, R.B., Schmidt, J.V., Cam- Computer resources for nurses. 48(5), 209
48(1), 8A bardella, B., Browne, S.E. High risk preg Grimm, A. See Calabro, K.S
AAOHN. Advisory Managing profes nancy in the workplace: Influencing positive Guerriero, J. See Baker, R
sional risk in occupational and environmental outcome(sC E Article). 48(9), 435-446 Haiduven, D.J. Planning a hepatitis (
health nursing practice. 48(7), 234A Capriotti, T., Kirby, L.G., Smeltzer, postexposure management program tor
AAOHN. Advisory: Understanding cer S.C. Unrecognized high blood pressure: A health care workers: Issues and challenges
tification. 48(4), 160A major public health issue for the workplace I8(8). 370-375
AAOHN. Advisory Workplace vio 48(7), 338-343 Hart, K. See Fitzgerald, S.1
lence. 48(10), 460A Carlson, V. See Olson, D.K Healy, M.L. Telecommuting: Occupa
Abu Al Rub, R. Legal aspects of work Childs, J. See Lim, J.J tional health considerations for employes
related stress in nursing: Exploring the issues Cohen, M.A., Kaufman, J.D. Latex health and safety (CE Article). 48(6), 305
48(3), 131-135 sensitivity in Washington State acute care hos Heide!, S. See Cameron, M
Agnew, J. See Rogers, B pitals. 48(6), 297-304 Helmkamp, J.C. See Higgins, D.N
Amann, M.C. Management File: The Cole, F.L. See Calabro, K.S Higgins, D.N., Helmkamp, J.C.,
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