Geriatric Nursing January-December 1999: Vol 20 Index

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| INDEXT O VOLUME 20
. AUTHOR INDEX.
Ebersole P. The horse & buggy syndrome, or dementia sufferers. 1999;20;29-33
Ali NS. Promotion of advance care planning in was good enough for grandpa good Johnson LH (see Roberts et al.). 1999:20:
the nonhospitalized elderly. 1999;20:260-2 enough for me? 1999;20:62-3 (Editorial) 195-9
Ebersole P. May L. Wykle, PhD, RN, FAAN.
All AC, Huyeke LI. Pain, cancer, and older
adults. 1999;20:241-8 1999:20:50-1 (Leaders in geriatric nursing) i
Anderson MA (see James and Anderson). Ebersole P. Nontraditional musings. 1999; Kaempf G, O’Donnell C, Oslin DW. The
1999;20:214-6 20:118-9 (Editorial) BRENDA model: a psychosocial addic-
Armacost KA (see Remsburg et al.}. Eliopoulos C. Using complementary and al- tion model to identify and treat alcohol
1999:20:203-8 ternative therapies wisely. 1999;20:139-43 disorders in elders. 1999;20:302-4
Asahara K, Konishi E, Soyano A, Davis AJ. Evans E. Indwelling catheter care: dispelling Kane NE. Video reviews. 1999;20:264-5
Long-term care for the elderly in Japan. the misconceptions. 1999;20:85-9 Kayser-Jones J, Pengilly K. Dysphagia among
1999;20:23-8 nursing home residents. 1999;20:77-84
F Keely B (see Roberts et al.). 1999:20:195-9
3 Ferrell BR. The marriage: geriatrics and on- Kidron D (see Fradkin and Kidron).
Belcher T. Ode to the 7 11 nurse. 1999;20:267 cology. 1999;20:238-40 1999:20:101-5
(Poem) Flatt LJ. Making a difference: Diane M. Koch S (see Nay et al.). 1999;20:14-7
Bennett RG (see Remsburg et al.). 1999;20: Stanley and Eileen H. Toughill. 1999 Konishi E (see Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8
Mosby Geriatric Nurse Manager Award
203-8
recipients. 1999;20:327-9 (Leaders in geri-
Boldi M (see Monea and Boldi). 1999:20:134-8
atric nursing)
Bonnel WB. Book reviews. 1999;20:263-4 Li Y. The graying of American and Chinese so-
Fletcher K (see Foreman et al.). 1999;20:147-52
cieties: young adults’ attitudes toward the
Foreman MD, Min LC, Simon L, Fletcher K. care of their elderly parents. 1999;20:45-7
Standard of practice protocol: acute con-
Carew M, Roberts K. Care of the patient with fusion/delirium. 1999;20:147-52 Lorenzi EA. Complementary/alternative ther-
gout. 1999:20:156-7 apies: so many choices. 1999;20:125-33
Foreman MD (see Walker and Foreman).
Clavel DS. Vocalizations among cognitively 1999:20:34-9 Luggen AS. 1999 convention plans. 1999;
impaired elders: what is your patient try- 20:98-9
Fradkin M, Kidron D, Hendel T. Israeli stu-
ing to tell you? 1999;20:90-3 Luggen AS. Cancer and the eciderly. 1999;
dent nurses’ attitudes about physical re
20:230-1 (Editorial)
straints in acute care settings. 1999;20:
D Luggen AS. Convention highlights. 1999;
101-5
20:41-3
Davis AJ (see Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8
Luggen AS. Conventions past and future.
E 1999:20:266-7
Garrett S (see Nay et al.). 1999;20:14-7
Luggen AS. NGNA annual convention:
Easton KL. The poststroke journey: from ag-
Minneapolis bound! 1999;20:154-5
onizing to owning. 1999;20:70-6 H
Luggen AS. NGNA convention highlights.
Ebersole P. Ann Schmidt Luggen, PhD, RN, Hammond M, Levine JM. Bedraiis: choosing 1999;20:318-9
CS, CNAA: a force to reckon with. the best alternative. 1999;20:297-300 Luggen AS. NGNA Minneapolis convention
1999;20:217,222 (Leaders in geriatric
Hicks TJ. Spirituality and the elderly: nursing update. 1999;20:209-10
nursing)
implications with nursing home resi- Luggen AS. Pain and quality of life of older
Ebersole P. As the world shrinks. 1999;20:6-7 dents. 1999;20:144-6 adults: Betty R. Ferrell, PhD, FAAN
(Editorial)
Holsinger BL. Can a circle see its end? 1999;20:273-4
Ebersole P. Charlotte Eliopoulos, RNC, PhD 1999:20:319 (Poem) Lund MD. Book reviews. 1999;20:178-9
Holistic nurse: teacher, leader, author.
Huycke LI (see All and Huycke). 1999;20:
1999;20:162-3 (Leaders in geriatric nurs-
241-8 vi
ing)
Ebersole P. Closing the moments. 1999;20:286 uJ Masson V. The Ladies’ Marching Society.
(Editorial) 1999:20:274 (Poem)
Ebersole P. The dynamic duo: Mathy Mezey, James SB, Anderson MA. Interdisciplinary Masson V. Occupational therapy. 1999;20:208
EdD, RN, FAAN, FGSA, and Terry health care as the link between nursing (Poem)
homes and educational institutions. 1999;
Fulmer, RN, PhD, FAAN, FGSA. 1999; Mayhew PA, Christy K, Berkebile J, Miller
20:214-6
20:106-7 (Leaders in geriatric nursing) C, Farrish A. Restraint reduction: re-
Ebersole P. The heart of the matter. 1999; Johansson K, Zingmark K, Norberg A. search utilization and case study with
20:174 (Editorial) Narratives of care providers concerning cognitive impairment. 1999;20:305-8
picking behavior among institutionalized
McDonald M. Assessment and management
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of cancer pain in the cognitively impaired T
elderiy. 1999;20:249-56
Remsburg RE, Aramcost KA, Radu C, Tabor-Plummer J. The absence of essence.
Meiner SE. Delegation can be miscalculated. Bennett RG. Two models of restorative 1999:20:43 (Poem)
1999;20:100,105 nursing care in the nursing home: desig- Tackett-Fletcher W, Roberts K. Rosacea.
Meiner SE. Essentials of home-based cancer nated versus integrated restorative nurs- 1999:20:44,47
care of the elderly. 1999;20:275-7 (Home ing assistants. 1999;20:321-6 Taft C. A team approach to managing urinary
health care) Remsburg RE, Armacost KA, Bennett RG. incontinence. 1999;20:94-7
Miller CA. Drug/food/food supplements inter- Improving nursing assistant turnover and Tavormina CE. Embracing the Eden alterna-
actions. 1999;20:164,168 (Drug consult) stability rates in a long-term care facility. tive in long-term care environments.
Miller CA. Drugs in the news in 1998. 1999:20:203-8 1999:20:158-61
1999;20:54,56 (Drug consult) Resnick B. Atrial fibrillation in the older Travis SS. Henry. 1999;20:155 (Poem)
Miller CA. Estrogen: new and old choices. adult: presentation and management is- Tremethick MJ, Wallace DC. Teamwork for
1999;20:330-1 (Drug consult) sues. 1999;20:188-95 hip fracture prevention. 1999;20:293-6
Miller CA. Preventing blood clots with drugs. Rice R. A little art in home care: poetry and
1999:20:108-9 (Drug consult) storytelling for the soul. 1999;20:165-6 Vv
Miller CA. Update on hypertension manage- (Home health care)
Vanderford V. Older women and mammogra-
ment. 1999:20:218-9 (Drug consult) Rice R. Environmental threats in the home:
phy: factors influencing their attitudes.
Miller RM, Woo D. Stroke: current concepts home care nursing perspectives. 1999;20:
of care. 1999;20:66-9 332-6 (Home health care)
Mion LC (see Foreman et al.). 1999;20:147-52 Rice R. Implementing patient education in w
Monahan K. A joint effort to affect lives: the the home: concepts and teaching strate-
Walker MK, Foreman MD. Medication safety:
COPD wellness program. 1999;20:200-2 gies. 1999;20:110,112 (Home health care)
a protocol for nursing action. 1999;20:34-9
Monea HE, Boldi M. Practicalities of an al- Rice R. Teaching strategies for special patient
Woo D (see Miller and Woo). 1999:20:66-9
ternative pathway: the yellow brick road groups encountered in home care.
or a minefield? 1999;20:134-8 1999;20:220-2 (Home health care) Woolston K. Octogenarian. 1999:20:292
(Poem)
Moreland J. (see Prentice and Moreland). Rice R. Working with HMOs: home care nurs-
1999:20:314-7 ing perspectives. 1999:20:55-6 (Home Wooten-Bielski K. HIV & AIDS in older
Mukai CPS. Chinese perspectives. 1999;20: health care) adults. 1999;20:268-72
18-22 Riley JB. All I feel is cold. 1999;20:259 (Poem)
Y
Roberts K (see Carew and Roberts). 1999:20:
N 156-7 Yen PK. Cancer treatment compromises ru-
Nay R, Garrett S, Koch S. Challenges for Roberts SL, Johnson LH, Keely B. Fostering trition. 1999;20:278-9 (Nutrition)
Australian nursing in the International hope in the elderly: congestive heart fail- Yen PK. Complementary therapies: fad or
Year of Older Persons. 1999;20:14-7 ure patient in critical care. 1999;20:195-9 fact? 1999;20:52-3 (Alternative therapies)
Norberg A (see Johansson et al.). 1999;20: Rotkoff N. Care of the morbidly obese pa- Yen PK. Diet, complementary therapy, and
29-33 tient in a long-term care facility. 1999;20: arthritis. 1999;20:337-8 (Nutrition)
309-13 Yen PK. Diet lessons learned from aging
P - hearts. 1999;20:223-4 (Nutrition)
Ss Yen PK. Herbal foods. 1999;20:111-2
Pengilly K (see Kayser-Jones and Pengilly).
1999:20:77-84 Shermon KA. Book reviews. 1999;20:291-2 (Nutrition)
Perrin KO. Book reviews. 1999;20:48-9 Simon L (see Foreman et al.). 1999:20:147-52 Yen PK. The supplement dilemma. 1999;20:
167-8 (Nutrition)
Potter M. Book reviews. 1999;20:123-4 Soyano A (see Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8
Prentice D, Moreland J. A comparison of in- Staniey M. Congestive heart failure in the el- z
frared ear thermometry with electronic derly. 1999;20:180-7
predictive thermometry in a geriatric set- Zingmark K (see Johansson et al.). 1999; 20:
29-33
ting. 1999;20:314-7
eme! ; therapies: so
Acne rosacea
hospitalized elderly (Ali). 1999;20: 260-2 many choices (Lorenzi). 1999:20:125-33
Rosacea (Tackett-Fleteher and Roberts).
Complementary therapies: fad or fact? (Yen).
1999:20:44,47 Aging
Ninety-something (Evans). 1999;20:39 1999;20:52-3 (Alternative therapies)
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome Diet, complementary therapy, and arthritis
HIV & AIDS in older adults (Wooten- AIDS; see Acquired immunodeficiency (Yen). 1999;20:337-8 (Nutrition)
Bielski). 1999;20:268-72 syndrome Nontraditional musings (Ebersole). 1999;
Acupuncture Alcoholism 20:118-9 (Editorial)
Complementary/alternative therapies: so The BRENDA model: a psychosocial addic- Practicalities of an alternative pathway: the
tion model to identify and treat alcohol
many choices (Lorenzi). 1999;20:125-33 yellow brick road or a minefield?
disorders in elders (Kaempf et al.). (Monea). 1999;20:134-8
1999:20:302-4
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Using complementary and alternative thera- Breast care Chinese
pies wisely (Eliopoulos). 1999;20:139-43 Older women and mammography: factors in- Chinese perspectives (Mukai). 1999;20:18-22
(CEU) fluencing their attitudes (Vanderford). The graying of American and Chinese soci-
Anticoagulants 1999:20:257-9 eties: young adults’ attitudes toward the
Preventing blood clots with drugs (Miller) care of their elderly parents (Li). 1999;
1999:20:108-9 (Drug consult t) 20:45-7
Antihypertensive agents Cancer; see Neoplasms Chinese medicine; see Medicine, Chinese
Medication safety 1 protocol for nursing ac- Cardiovascular agents traditional
tion (Walker and Foreman). 1999;20:34-9 Drugs in the news in 1998 (Miller). 1999;20: Chiropractic
Update on _ hypf ertension management 54,56 (Drug consult) Complementary/alternative therapies: so
(Miller) 1999:20:218-9 (Drug consult) many choices (Lorenzi). 1999;20:125-33
Caregivers
Using complementary and alternative thera-
Aromatherapy Long-term care for the elderly in Japan
Complementary/alternative therapi cs. so (Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8 (CEU) pies wisely (Eliopoulos). 1999;20:139-43
many choices (Lorenzi). 1999;20 25-3 4 Teaching strategies for special patient groups (CEU)
Arthritis encountered in home care (Rice). Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease; see
Diet, complementary therapy, and arthritis 1999:20:220-2 (Home health care) Lung diseases, obstructive
(Yen). 1999;20:337-8 (Nutrition) Catheterization, urinary; see Urinary cathe- Cognition disorders
A trial fibrillation terization Assessment and management of cancer pain
in the cognitively impaired elderly
Atrial fibrillation in the older adult: presenta- Catheters, indwelling
(McDonald). 1999;20:249-56 (CEU)
tion and management issues {Resnick) Indwelling catheter care: dispelling the mis-
Restraint reduction: research utilization and
1999:20:188-95 (CEU) conceptions (Evans). 1999;20:85-9 (CEU)
case study with cognitive impairment
Attitude Cerebrovascular disorders (Mayhew et al.). 1999;20:305-8
The graying of American and Chinese soci The horse & buggy syndrome, or was good Vocalizations among cognitively impaired el-
eties: young adults ittitudes toward the enough for grandpa good enough for ders: what is your patient trying to tell
care of their elderly parents (Li) 1999: me? (Ebersole ).1999;20:62-3 (Editorial) you? (Clavel). 1999;20:90-3
20:45-7 [he poststroke journey: from agonizing to
Collaboration; see Cooperative behavior
y: factors in- owning (Easton). 1999;20:70-6 (CEU)
fluencing their attitudes (Vanderford). Stroke: current concepts of care (Miller and Communication
1999:20:257-9 Woo). 1999:20:66-9 Vocalizations among cognitively impaired el-
Promotion of advance care planning in the ders: what is your patient trying to tell
CEU articles
nonhospitalized elderly (Ali). 1999;20: you? (Clavel). 1999;20:90-3
Atrial fibrillation in the older adult: presenta-
260-2 tion and management issues (Resnick). Community health nursing
Attitude of health personnel 1999:20:188-95 Environmental threats in the home: home
Israeli student nurses’ attitudes about physi- Assessment and management of cancer pain care nursing perspectives (Rice). 1999;
cal restraints in acute care settings in the cognitively impaired elderly 20:332-6
(Fradkin et al.) 1999:20:101-5 (McDonald). 1999;20:249-56 Complementary medicine; see Alternative
Narratives of care providers concerning pick- Bedrails: choosing the best alternative medicine
ing behavior among institutionalized de- (Hammond and Levine). 1999;20:297-300 Confusion
mentia sufferers (Johansson et al.) Care of the morbidly obese patient in a long- Standard of practice protocol: acute confu-
1999:20:29-33 (CEU) term care facility (Rotkoff). 1999;20: 309-13 sion/delirium (Foreman et al.). 1999;
Australia Congestive heart failure in the elderly 20:147-52 (CEU)
Challenges for Australian nursing in the (Stanley). 1999;20:180-7
Congestive heart failure; see Heart failure,
International Year of Older Persons Dysphagia among nursing home residents
congestive
(Nay et al.). 1999;20:14- (Kayser-Jones and Pengilly). 1999;20:
779 2fa t Cooperative behavior
Awards and honors Interdisciplinary health care as the link be-
Making a difference: Diane M. Stanley and Indwelling catheter care: dispelling the mis- tween nursing homes and educational in-
Eileen H. Toughill. 1999 Mosby Geriatric conceptions (Evans). 1999;20:85-9 stitutions (James and Anderson). 1999;
Nurse Manager Award recipients (Flatt) Long-term care for the elderly in Japan 20:214-6
1999:20:327-9 (Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8
Narratives of care providers concerning pick- Coronary disease
ing behavior among institutionalized de- Diet lessons learned from aging hearts (Yen)
mentia sufferers (Johansson et al.). 1999; 1999:20:223-4 (Nutrition)
Bedrails 20:29-33 Critical care
Bedrails: choosing the best alternative
Pain, cancer, and older adults (All and Fostering hope in the elderly: congestive
(Hammond and Levine). 1999-;20:297-300
Huycke). 1999;20:241-8 heart failure patient in critical care
(CEU)
The poststroke journey: from agonizing to (Roberts et al.). 1999:20:195-9
Behavior owning (Easton). 1999;20:70-6
Cultural characteristics
Narratives of care providers concerning pick- Standard of practice protocol: acute confu- Chinese perspectives (Mukai). 1999;20:18-22
ing behavior among institutionalized de- sion/delirium (Foreman et al.). 1999;20:
mentia sufferers (Johansson et al.). 147-52
1999;20:29-33 (CEU) Using complementary and alternative thera-
Book reviews pies wisely (Eliopoulos). 1999;20:139-43 Decision-making
Book reviews. 1999:20:48-9,123-4,178-9,263-4, Bedrails: choosing the best alternative
291-2
Geriatric Nursing Volume 20, Number 6
(Hammond and Levine). 1999;20:297-300 1999:20:162-3 (Leaders in geriatric 260-2
(CEU) nursing) Standard of practice protocol: acute confu-
Deglutition disorders Emotions sion/delirium (Foreman et al.). 1999;20:
Dysphagia among nursing home residents The heart of the matter (Ebersole). 1999;20: 147-52 (CEU)
(Kayser-Jones and Pengilly). 1999;20:77- 174 (Editorial) A team approach to managing urinary incon-
84 (CEU) Henry (Travis). 1999;20:155 (Poem) tinence (Taft). 1999;20:94-7
Delegation of authority Employee turnover Gout
Delegation can be miscalculated (Meiner). Improving nursing assistant turnover and sta- Care of the patient with gout (Carew). 1999;
1999:20:100,105 bility rates in a iong-term care facility 20:156-7
Delirium (Remsburg et al.). 1999;20:203-8 Grief
Standard of practice protocol: acute confu- Environmental pollutants Occupational therapy (Masson). 1999;20:208
sion/delirium (Foreman et al.). 1999;20: Environmental threats in the home: home (Poem)
147-52 (CEU) care nursing perspectives (Rice). 1999;20:
Hi
Dementia 332-6 (Home health care)
Narratives of care providers concerning pick- Estrogen replacement therapy Health maintenance organizations
ing behavior among institutionalized de- Estrogen: new and old choices (Miller). 1999; Working with HMOs: home care nursing per-
mentia sufferers (Johansson et al.) 20:330-1 (Drug consult) spectives (Rice). 1999;20:55-6 (Home
1999;20:29-33 (CEU) health care)
Diet Health promotion
Diet, complementary therapy, and arthritis Family A joint effort to affect lives: the COPD well-
(Yen). 1999;20:337-8 (Nutrition) The graying of American and Chinese soci- ness program (Monahan). 1999;20:200-2
Diet lessons learned from aging hearts (Yen). eties: young adults’ attitudes toward the Heart
care of their elderly parents (Li). The heart of the matter (Ebersole). 1999;
Dietary supplements 1999:20:45-7 20:174 (Editorial)
Drug/food/food supplements interactions Family relations Heart failure, congestive
(Miller). 1999;20:164,168 (Drug consult) Long-term care for the elderly in Japan Congestive heart failure in the elderly
The supplement dilemma (Yen). 1999;20:167- (Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8 (CEU) (Stanley). 1999;20:180-7 (CEU)
8 (Nutrition) Fatty acids Fostering hope in the elderly: congestive
Drug consult Diet, complementary therapy, and arthritis heart failure patient in critical care
Drug/food/food supplements interactions (Yen). 1999;20:337-8 (Nutrition) (Roberts et al.). 1999;20:195-9
(Miller). 1999;20:164,168 Ferrell, Betty R. Helping behavior
Drugs in the news in 1998 (Miller). 1999; Pain and quality of life of older adults: Betty The Ladies’ Marching Society (Masson).
20:54,56 R. Ferrell, PhD, FAAN (Luggen). 1999:20:274 (Poem)
Estrogen: new and old choices (Miller). 1999; 1999:20:273- Herbal foods; see Plants, medicinal
20:330-1
Food, fortified
Preventing blood clots with drugs (Miller). Hip fractures
1999:20:108-9 Herbal foods (Yen). 1999;20:111-2 (Nutrition) Teamwork for hip fracture prevention
Update on _ hypertension management Food/drug interactions (Tremethick and Wallace). 1999;20:293-6
(Miller). 1999;20:218-9 Drug/food/food supplements interactions History
Drugs; see Pharmaceutical preparations (Miller). 1999;20:164,168 (Drug consult) Closing the moments (Ebersole). 1999;20:286
Food supplements; see Dietary supplements
Dysphagia; see Deglutition disorders HIV
Fulmer, Terry HIV & AIDS in older adults (Wooten-
= The dynamic duo: Mathy Mezey, EdD, RN, Bielski). 1999;20:268-72
FAAN, FGSA, and Terry Fulmer, RN,
Editorials Holistic nursing
PhD, FAAN, FGSA (Ebersole). 1999;20:
As the world shrinks (Ebersole). 1999;20:6-7 Charlotte Eliopoulos, RNC, PhD. Holistic
106-7 (Leaders in geriatric nursing)
Cancer and the elderly (Luggen) 1999; nurse: teacher, leader, author (Ebersole).
20:230-1 1999;20:162-3 (Leaders in geriatric
Closing the moments (Ebersole). 1999;20:286 nursing)
The heart of the matter (Ebersole). 1999; Geriatrics Home health care
20:174 The marriage: geriatrics and oncology Environmental threats in the home: home care
(Ferrell). 1999;20:238-40
The horse & buggy syndrome, or was good nursing perspectives (Rice). 1999;20:332-6
enough for grandpa good enough for GN management Essentials of home-based cancer care of the
me? (Ebersole).1999;20:62-3 A comparison of infrared ear thermometry elderly (Meiner). 1999;20:275-7
Nontraditional musings (Ebersole). 1999;20: with electronic predictive thermometry Implementing patient education in the home:
118-9 in a geriatric setting (Prentice and concepts and teaching strategies (Rice).
Education, nursing, graduate Moreland). 1999;20:314-7 1999:20:110,112
Challenges for Australian nursing in the Improving nursing assistant turnover and sta- A joint effort to affect lives: the COPD well-
International Year of Older Persons bility rates in a long-term care facility ness program (Monahan). 1999;20:200-2
(Nay et al.). 1999;20:14-7 (Remsburg et al.). 1999;20:203-8 A little art in home care: poetry and story-
Eliopoulos, Charlotte Medication safety: a protocol for nursing ac- telling for the soul (Rice). 1999;20:165-6
Charlotte Eliopoulos, RNC, PhD. Holistic tion (Waiker and Foreman). 1999:20:34-9 Teaching strategies for special patient groups
nurse: teacher, leader, author (Ebersole). Promotion of advance care planning in the encountered in home care (Rice).
nonhospitalized elderly (Ali). 1999;20: 1999;20:220-2
Geriatric Nursing Volume 20, Number 6
Working with HMOs: home care nursing per Two models of restorative nursing care in the
spectives (Rice). 1999;20:55-6 nursing home: designated versus inte-
National Gerontological Nursing Association
grated restorative nursing assistants
Hope 1999 convention plans (Luggen). 1999;20:98-9
(Remsburg et al.). 1999;20:321-6
Fostering hope in the elderly: congestive Convention highlights (Luggen). 1999;20:41-3
heart failure patient in critical care Luggen, Ann Schmidt Conventions past and future (Luggen).
(Roberts et al.). 1999;20:195-9 Ann Schmidt Luggen, PhD, RN, CS, CNAA: a 1999:20:266-7
force to reckon with (Ebersole). 1999;20:
Hypertension NGNA annual convention: Minneapolis
217,222
Update on hypertension management bound (Luggen)! 1999;20:154-5
(Miller). 1999;20:218-9 (Drug consult) Lung diseases, obstructive NGNA convention highlights (Luggen). 1999;
A joint effort to affect lives: the COPD well- 20:318-9
ness program (Monahan). 1999;20:200-2 NGNA Minneapolis convention update
(Luggen). 1999;20:209-10
Imagery (psychotherapy)
Complementary/alternative therapies: so Negligence, professional; see Malpractice
many choices (Lorenzi). 1999;20:125-33 Malpractice Neoplasms
Indwelling catheters; see Catheters, indwelling Delegation can be miscalculated (Meiner). Assessment and management of cancer pain
1999:20:100,105
Insurance, health in the cognitively impaired elderly
Long-term care for the elderly in Japan Mammography (McDonald). 1999;20:249-56 (CEU)
(Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8 (CEU) Older women and mammography: factors in- Cancer and the elderly (Luggen). 1999;20:
fluencing their attitudes (Vanderford). 230-1 (Editorial)
Israel 1999:20:257-9 Cancer treatment compromises nutrition
Israeli student nurses’ attitudes about physi-
cal restraints in acute care settings Massage (Yen). 1999;20:278-9 (Nutrition)
(Fradkin et al.). 1999;20:101-5 Complementary/alternative therapies: so Essentials of home-based cancer care of the
many choices (Lorenzi). 1999;20:125-33 elderly (Meiner). 1999;20:275-7 (Home
L Using complementary and alternative thera- health care)
pies wisely (Eliopoulos). 1999;20:139-43 Pain, cancer, and older adults (All and
Leaders in geriatric nursing (CEU) Huycke). 1999;20:241-8 (CEU)
Ann Schmidt Luggen, PhD, RN, CS, CNAA:a
Medical oncology Newsview
force to reckon with (Ebersole). 1999:
The marriage: geriatrics and oncology Newsview. 1999;20:10-2,64-5,120-2,175-7,232-
20:217,222 (Ferrell). 1999;20:238-4C 6,288-90
Charlotte Eliopro ulos, RN¢ PhD. Holistic
nurse: teacher, leader, author (Ebersole) Medications; see Pharmaceutical prepara- Nurse/patient relations
1999-70:162 tions Ode to the 7-11 nurse (Belcher). 1999;20:267
(Poem)
The dynamic duo hy Mezey, EdD, RN, Medicine, Chinese traditional
FAAN, FGSA, and Terry Fulmer, RN, Practicalities of an alternative pathway: the Vocalizations among cognitively impaired el-
PhD, FAAN, FGSA (Eb« rsole ) 1999-20: yellow brick road or a minefield? ders: what is your patient trying to tell
106 (Monea). 1999;20:134-8 you? (Clavel). 1999;20:90-3
Making a difference: Diane M. Stanley and Nursing assistants
Meditation
Eileen H. Toughill. 1999 Mosby Geriatric Improving nursing assistant turnover and sta-
Complementary/alternative therapies: so
Nurse Manager A\war d recipients (Flatt) bility rates in a long-term care facility
many choices (Lorenzi). 1999;20:125-33
1999:20:327-9 (Remsburg et al.). 1999;20:203-8
Pain and quality of life of older adults: Betty Mezey, Mathy Nursing homes
R. Ferrell, PhD, FAAN (Luggen). 1999; The dynamic duo: Mathy Mezey, EdD, RN, Dysphagia among nursing home residents
20:273 4 FAAN, FGSA, and Terry Fulmer, RN,
(Kayser-Jones and Pengilly). 1999;20:77-
PhD, FAAN, FGSA (Ebersole). 1999;
May L. Wykle PhD, RN, FAAN (Ebersole) 84 (CEU)
1999-20:50-1 20:106-7 (Leaders in geriatric nursing)
Interdisciplinary health care as the link be-
Long-term care; see also Nursing homes Minority groups tween nursing homes and educational in-
As the world shrinks (Ebersole). 1999;20:6-7 Cancer and the elderly (Luggen). 1999;20: stitutions (James and Anderson). 1999;
(Editorial) 230-1 (Editorial) 20:214-6
Care of the morbidly obese patient in a long- Models, nursing Spirituality and the elderly: nursing implica-
term care facility (Rotkoff). 1999;20:309- Two models of restorative nursing care in the tions with nursing home residents
13 (CEU) nursing home: designated versus inte- (Hicks). 1999;20:144-6
Embracing the Eden Alternative in long-term grated restorative nursing assistants A team approach to managing urinary incon-
care environments (Tavormina). 1999;20: (Remsburg et al.}. 1999;20:321-6 tinence (Taft). 1999;20:94-7
158-61 Models, psychological Two models of restorative nursing care in the
Improving nursing assistant turnover and sta- The BRENDA model: a psychosocial addic- nursing home: designated versus inte-
bility rates in a long-term care facility tion model to identify and treat alcohol grated restorative nursing assistants
(Remsburg et al.). 1999;20:203-8 disorders in elders (Kaempf et al.). (Remsburg et al.). 1999;20:321-6
Long-term care for the elderly in Japan 1999:20:302-4 Nursing students; see Students, nursing
(Asahara et al.). 1999;20:23-8 (CEU)
Mosby Geriatric Nurse Manager Award Nutrition
Restraint reduction: research utilization and Making a difference: Diane M. Stanley and Cancer treatment compromises nutrition
case study with cognitive impairment Eileen H. Toughill. 1999 Mosby Geriatric (Yen). 1999;20:278-9
(Mayhew et al.). 1999;20:305-8 Nurse Manager Award recipients (Flatt). Diet, complementary therapy, and arthritis
Teamwork for hip fracture prevention 1999:20:327-9 (Yen). 1999:20:337-8
(Tremethick and Wallace). 1999;20:293-6
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Diet lessons learned from aging hearts (Yen). A little art in home care: poetry and story- Stroke; see Cerebrovascular disorders
telling for the soul (Rice). 1999;20:165-6 Students, nursing
Herbal foods (Yen). 1999:20:111-2 (Home health care) Israeli student nurses’ attitudes about physi-
The supplement dilemma (Yen). 1999;20:167-8 Occupational therapy (Masson). 1999;20:208 cal restraints in acute care settings
Octogenarian (Woolston). 1999;20:292 (Fradkin et al.). 1999;20:101-5
o Ode to the 7-11 nurse (Belcher). 1999;20:267
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Obesity, morbid Psychotropic drugs
Care of the morbidly obese patient in a Medication safety: a protocol for nursing ac- Tamoxifen
long-term care facility (Rotkoff). tion (Walker and Foreman). 1999;20:34-9 Estrogen: new and old choices (Miller).
1999:20:309-13 (CEU) 1999:20:330-1 (Drug consult)
Q
Oncology; see Medical oncology, neoplasms Therapeutic touch
Quality of life Using complementary and alternative thera-
P
Care of the morbidly obese patient in a long- pies wisely (Eliopoulos). 1999;20:139-43
term care facility (Rotkoff). 1999;20:309- (CEU)
Pain
13 (CEU)
Assessment and management of cancer pain Thrombolytic therapy
in the cognitively impaired elderly The marriage: geriatrics and oncology Stroke: current concepts of care (Miller and
(McDonald). 1999;20:249-56 (CEU) (Ferrell). 1999;20:238-40 Woo). 1999;20:66-9
Pain, cancer, and older adults (All and Pain and quality of life of older adults: Betty Thrombosis
Huycke). 1999;20:241-8 (CEU) R. Ferrell, PhD, FAAN (Luggen). 1999; Preventing blood clots with drugs (Miller).
20:273-4
Pain and quality of life of older adults: Betty 1999:20:108-9 (Drug consult)
R. Ferrell, PhD, FAAN (Luggen). 1999;
Toughill, E. H.
20:273-4
Making a difference: Diane M. Stanley and
Patient care team Rehabilitation Eileen H. Toughill. 1999 Mosby Geriatric
Teamwork for hip iracture prevention The poststroke journey: from agonizing to Nurse Manager Award recipients (Flatt).
(Tremethick and Wallace). 1999;20:293-6 owning (Easton). 1999;20:70-6 (CEU) 1999;20:327-9
Patient education Religion
Implementing patient education in the home: Spirituality and the elderly: nursing implica- as
concepts and teaching strategies (Rice). tions with nursing home residents
Urinary catheterization
1999;20:110,112 (Home health care) (Hicks). 1999;20:144-6
Indwelling catheter care: dispelling the mis-
Indwelling catheter care: dispelling the mis- Restraints, physical conceptions (Evans). 1999;20:85-9 (CEU)
conceptions (Evans). 1999;20:85-9 (CEU) Bedrails: choosing the best alternative
Urinary incontinence
Teaching strategies for special patient groups (Hammond and Levine). 1999;20:297-300
A team approach to managing urinary incon-
encountered in home care (Rice). 1999; (CEU)
tinence (Taft). 1999;20:94-7
20:220-2 (Home health care) Israeli student nurses’ attitudes about physi-
Pet therapy cal restraints in acute care settings
Embracing the Eden Alternative in long-term (Fradkin et al.). 1999;20:101-5
care environments (Tavormina). 1999;20: Restraint reduction: research utilization and Video reviews
158-61 case study with cognitive impairment Video reviews. 1999;20:264-5
(Mayhew et al.). 1999;20:305-8
Pharmaceutical preparations Voice
Drugs in the news in 1998 (Miller). 1999;20: Risk factors Vocalizations among cognitively impaired el-
54,56 (Drug consult) Diet lessons learned from aging hearts (Yen). ders: what is your patient trying to tell
Medication safety: a protocol for nursing ac- 1999:20:223-4 (Nutrition) you? (Clavel). 1999;20:90-3
tion (Walker and Foreman). 1999:20:34-9 Rosacea; see Acne rosacea
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Physical restraints; see Restraints, physical
Wellness programs; see Health promotion
Picking behavior; see Behavior
Safety Wykle, May L.
Plants, medicinal
Medication safety: a protocol for nursing ac- May L. Wykle, PhD, RN, FAAN. (Ebersole)
Herbal foods (Yen). 1999;20:111-2 (Nutrition)
tion (Walker and Foreman). 1999;20:34-9 1999;20:50-1 (Leaders in geriatric nursing)
Using complementary and alternative thera-
pies wisely (Eliopoulos). 1999;20:139-43 Schools, nursing
(CEU) Interdisciplinary health care as the link be-
tween nursing homes and educational in-
Platelet aggregation inhibitors
stitutions (James and Anderson). 1999;
Preventing blood clots with drugs (Miller)
20:214-6
1999:20:108-9 (Drug consult)
Sexually transmitted diseases
Poetry
HIV & AIDS in older adults (Wooten-
The absence of essence (Tabor-Plummer).
Bielski). 1999;20:268-72
1999:20:43
All I fe 1 is cold (Riley). 1999;20:259 Spirituality; see Religion
Can a circle see its end (Holsinger)? Stanley, Diane M.
1999:20:319 Making a difference: Diane M. Stanley and
Henry (Travis). 1999;20:155 Eileen H. Toughill. 1999 Mosby Geriatric
The ladies’ marching society (Masson). Nurse Manager Award recipients (Flatt).
1999:20:274 1999:20:327-9
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