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_ CUMULATIVE INDEX éo NURSING _& ALLIED HEALTH LITERATURE Nites tions ratte en 1993 *% Volume 38* Part B Editorial Production Diane Shea Pravikoff, RN, MSN Ginny Chaskey Manager ofR esearch Programs/Professional Liaison Production/Systems Manager Kathleen Burnham, RN, BS Jenny A. Reyes Sarah B. Eason, BS, MFCC Production Coordinator Anita Jones Horner, RN, BS Candy Issa, BSN Valerie D. Conrad Maxine Issa, RN Editorial/Systems Coordinator Nadia Issa Kathleen Levy Deanna Bowers, BS Myrna S. Esposo Tami Marcarian Gary L. Fields II Kathleen Mitchell, BSN, MLS James C. Graham, BA Joan L. Otterman, BSN, CIC Constanze B. Hancock John Shureen, BA Rosie Karaoglanyan Hilda Smith, RN, MLS Robert Perna Elizabeth H. Wood, MSLS Angelica Reyes Ellen M. Wright, MLS John Shureen, BA Indexers Judith Tosti, BA Production Staff Marketing Susan B. Hillson, BA Customer Services Director of Marketing & Sales Olivia Michel-Gaines, BS Christopher R. Hawley Manager of Customer Services Advertising & Marketing Communications Debbie Edwards Michael D. McGandy, BA, MBA Darren L. Nguyen Sales Supervisor Otoniel Tagre, BA Customer Service Representative Minerva Sitompul, BS Alexander A. Vasquez, BA Product Development Representatives Administrative June Levy, MLS Managing Director/Electronic Information Specialist Mildred Grandbois, MA, MS in LS Co-Founder and Consultant Elizabeth Camifias Administrative Coordinator (CUMULATIVE INDEX zo NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH LITERATURE 19938 Volume 388 Part B Subject Section A-N Includes Books and Dissertations Sarah Marcarian, RN Editor-in-Chief Katherine Burns, BA Managing Editor Marie Josie Vergara, BSN, RN Nursing Editor ADVISORY BOARD Ida Androwich, RN, PhD Sally Kilby, RN, MS Associate Professor Medical Librarian Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing California Medical Center, Los Angeles Loyola University, Chicago Judith M. 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Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature... 1993 Part B TABLE of CONTENTS Searching CINAHL™ Effectively CINAHL Services Journals and Serials Indexed With Addresses Pamphlets Indexed Book Publishers With Addresses Subject Section A-N Includes Journals, Books, Pamphlets and Dissertations CINAHL Subject Headings ("yellow pages") See Volume 38 Part A Subject Section O-Z and Authors See Volume 38 Part C Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature... 1993 Part B PREFACE HOW CINAHL™ BEGAN ¢ Physical Therapy * The Physician’s Assistant Although nursing journal publishing began around the turn of * Radiologic Technology the century, until 1961 there was no easy way to identify * Respiratory Therapy current articles in the growing number of journals in the field. * Social Service in Health Care Three hospital librarians who were indexing the literature for their own nursing staffs decided to pool their efforts to * Surgical Technology publish one standardized publication. In 1961, Mildred Grandbois, library director of the Glendale Adventist Medical Selected journals are also indexed in the areas of consumer Center, Glendaie, California, published the first edition of the health, biomedicine, and health sciences librarianship. In Cumulative Index to Nursing Literature, containing addition, CINAHL indexes books, nursing dissertations, indexing for 1956-1960 from 16 journals. standards of professional practice, and selected conference proceedings. CINAHL™ TODAY All materials are indexed according to CINAHL’s Subject Heading List, which is designed specifically for nursing and The Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Litera- allied health. Each year terms are added as needed to ture provides authoritative coverage of the literature in provide immediate and direct access to indexed materials. nursing and allied health. Over 570 journals are regularly The structure of this thesaurus is based on the widely used reviewed and indexed for inclusion in each year's five National Library of Medicine’s Medical Subject Headings bimonthly issues and cumulative bound volume. Virtually all (MeSH) but tailored to meet the needs of nursing and allied English-language nursing journals are indexed along with health professionals. publications of the American Nurses' Association and the National League for Nursing. Primary journals are indexed from thirteen allied health fields: ELECTRONIC INDEXES * Cardiopulmonary Technology CINAHL is available online via BRS, Data-Star, DIALOG, * Emergency Services and US HealthLink; on CD-ROM through CD PLUS, and * Health Education SilverPlatter; and on magnetic tape from CINAHL * The Medical Assistant Information Systems. The electronic database covers the * Medical/Laboratory Technology period 1983 to date, and includes abstracts from more than * Medical Records/Information Management 210 regularly indexed journals, nursing dissertations, * Occupational Therapy educational software, and audiovisuals. Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature... 1993 Part B CRITERIA for SELECTION of MATERIALS JOURNALS BOOKS/PAMPHLETS/PROCEEDINGS Articles from nursing, allied health, biomedical, and con- * Selected books of interest to nurses and allied health sumer health journals that meet the following criteria: professionals. Original and substantive articles of interest to nurses and Selected book chapters. allied health professionals. American Hospital Association, Division of Nursing Editorials of national and international scope and interest. American Nurses’ Association Biographies and obituaries with substantive background materials. ICN Publications Reports about outstanding nurses and allied health professionals. National League for Nursing Letters to the editor when substantive in nature. United States Department of Health and Human Services, Division of Nursing Selected abstracts from professional meetings. World Health Organization Poetry, if considered pertinent. Proceedings of the North American Nursing Diagnosis Association (NANDA). Selected conference proceedings considered substantive MATERIALS not INDEXED in nature and appropriate in scope. Types of materials not indexed: Standards of practice for nursing specialties. Information of dated or transient nature, e.g., news items, notices of meetings, elections, committee activities. Financial reports, resolutions and bylaws. Editorials of local interest. DISSERTATIONS Promotional articles/advertorial. Dissertations written by nurses or covering nursing topics which are submitted to UMI (University Microfilms Interna- Book reviews. tional) for inclusion in Dissertation Abstracts International. Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature... 1993 Part B SEARCHING CINAHL™ EFFECTIVELY Alphabetic Section NEW FORMAT Once you've identified a valid heading, look it up in the Alphabetic Section to make sure it is the most appropriate The Subject Section now contains citations from heading for your search. Scope notes and indexing notes journals, books, pamphlets and dissertations in one clarify the usage of many subject headings. “See also” place. Under each subject heading, journal citations references suggest additional related headings that might be sort first. Book, pamphlet, and dissertation citations useful. When you look up NEOPLASMS, you will find an follow, sorted by the main title in bold type. Non-journal indexing note to the effect that ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS citations will have the publication type noted in brack- is often used together with NEOPLASMS—darug therapy. A ets. “see also” PRECANCEROUS CONDITIONS reminds you to consider that heading as well. The tree numbers listed Pamphlet citations are structured somewhat differently under each subject heading lead you to the term's location in than in past volumes of CINAHL. When indexed at the the Tree Structures where related terms can be found. chapter level, pamphlet citations will first list the chapter/article title with the word "IN:" followed by the Tree Structures main title and editor in bold type. Proceedings, if in Careful use of the Tree Structures can also help you to book form, will also be indexed at the chapter level and select the most appropriate heading(s). The Tree Structures will appear in a similar format. list all CINAHL headings in a subject hierarchy which shows the relationship between broader and narrower terms. The Author Section is sorted by author and the citation Alphanumeric codes (“tree numbers”) from the Alphabetic can refer to either an article, chapter, pamphlet, book, List guide you to the appropriate tree (C4 for NEOPLASMS). or dissertation. Non-journal citations will have the Browse the tree to locate the most specific heading(s) publication type noted in brackets. related to your topic. This is important since the indexers always assign the most specific subject headings available. If you are looking for articles on BREAST NEOPLASMS, you SUBJECT SEARCHING must search under that heading; relevant articles will not appear also under the general term NEOPLASMS. The CINAHL Subject Headings (or “yellow pages”) is the key to effective searching. It includes all valid subject headings Searching the White Pages and cross references arranged in alphabetic, tree structure, Once you have identified all of the appropriate subject and permuted formats. The first step in every subject search headings for your search, it is time to turn to the white pages should be to identify the most appropriate heading(s) from of the index. Journal articles are listed first with pamphlets, this list. books and dissertations following. In each case, subject headings appear in alphabetical order with appropriate Permuted List citations underneath. Citations are further divided by Start with the Permuted List to locate an appropriate subject subheadings (e.g., psychosocial factors, therapy, and heading. Every significant word appearing in a CINAHL trends) to group together related articles. Start searching in heading or cross reference is listed here alphabetically. For the most current bimonthlies and work backwards to earlier example, when you look up Cancer, a cross reference “see volumes. Be sure to check the list of subject headings for NEOPLASMS’ tells you that articles on this topic appear each year searched to identify the terms valid in that year. under the valid heading NEOPLASMS, not under Cancer. The following diagrams explain bibliographic citations: JOURNAL ARTICLE Subject heading ANESTHESIA NURSING Explanatory phrase added after ellipsis to Research in action... segment of the AANA Annual Title of article clarify title First author; others Meeting (Ramsborg GC) (proceedings) AANA J Journal title abbreviation* indicated by et al Document type 1992 Aug; 60(4): overall 349-61 Publication date, Pages; overall added for multiple articles under Volume and Issue same subject/topic (usually used when journal or section is dedicated to one theme) Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature... 1993 Part B