Geriatric Nursing January-December 2001: Vol 22 Index

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Croghan C (see Snyder et al). 2001:22:86-90 Forbes DA. Enhancing mastery and sense of
a
coherence: important determinants of
Acton GJ (see Mavhew et al). 2001: 7.4 106-10 health in older adults. 2001;22:29-32
Daly M (see Travis et al). 2001;22:308-12
Dawson M, Pilgrim A, Moonsawmy C,
Becker G. Nickelodeon in the new millenni Moreland J. An evaluation of two Gorek B. Nurse practitioners in rural sei
um. 2001:22:37-8 (GN management) bathing products in a chronic care set-
Bilbrew D (sc ting. 2001;22:91 (GN management) Green K (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:318-25
Birchfield PC. Osteoarthritis overview Dellasega CA, Lacko L, Singer H, Salerno F.
2001:22:124-31 (CE) Telephone screening of older adults using
H
Bohan K (see Miller et al). 2001:22:66-70 the Orientation-Memory-Concentration
Bottrell MM. O'Sullivan JF. Robbins MA. Hammer BJ. Community-based case man-
Mitty El Mezey MD. Transferring D’Eramo AL, Papp KK, Rose JH. A pro- agement for positive outcomes
dying nursing home residents to the hos- gram on complementary therapies for
pital: DON perspectives on the nurse's long-term care nursing assistants Hanson S (see Snyder et al). 2001:22:86-90
role in transfer decisions. 2001:22:313-7 2001:22:201-7 Hendricks M (see Travis et al). 2001:22:213-5
Brandt C (see Snyder et al). 2001;22:86-90 Doane L (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:318-25 Hill C. Caring for the aging athlete
Buffum MD. Miaskowski C, Sands L. A Dubbert PM (see ¢ 2001:22:43-5
pilot study of the relationship between Hopkins BA (see Mavhew et al)
discomfort and agitation in patients with 2001:22: 106-10
E
entia. 2001:22:80-5 Hurme E, Pourciau CA. Preventing medica
Burack OR, Chichin ER. A support for bersole P. Battling arthritis with confi- tion errors in the home. 2001:22:338-9
nursing assistants: caring tor nursing dence. 2001:22:117 (Editorial) (Home health care)
home residents at the end of life bersole P. Behind the scenes: visionary
2001;22:299-305 (CE) foundations (Leaders in
Butts JB. Outcomes of comfort touch in geriatric nursing)
institutionalized elderly female resi- bersole P. JoAnn Congdon, PhD. RN. CNS. Ignatavicius DD. Rheumatoid arthritis and
dents. 2001:22:180-4 and Mary Ann Rosswurm, EdD. RN, CS. the older adult. 2001:22:139-42
FAAN: meeting the unique needs of
Cc elders in rural settings. 2001;22:265-7 K
(Leaders in geriatric nursing)
ee Chang et al). 2001 97=-3 3.6 bersole P. Kathleen Coen Buckwalte1 Kennedy-Malone LM, Enevold
BI Sarna L. Carter PA 2001:22:92-4 (Leaders in geriatric nursing) Assessment and management of
Mammography screening behavior in bersole P. Mind over matter: does it mat- polymyalgia rheumatica in older adults
older women caregivers. 2001:22:33-6 ter? 2001:22:172 (Editorial) 20001:22:152-5 (CE)
hen K-M. Clinical use of tai chi in elderly bersole P. Patricia Hess: leader in care of Kerr K (see Cooper et al). 2001;22:258-62
populations. 2001:22:1 98-200 the dying. (Leaders in Kessenich CR, Cichon MJ. Hormonal
hichin ER (see Burack and Chichin) geriatric nursing) decline in elderly men and male
2001:22:299-305 (CE) bersole P. Rural life and elder needs menopause. 2001:22:24-8 (CE)
Cichon MJ (see Kessenich and Cichon) 2001:22:227 (Editorial) Kirby L (see Snyder et al). 2001;22:86-90
2001 :22:24-8 (CE) bersole P. The pig in the python: baby Kirchner K (see Cooper et al). 2001:22:258
iechomski C. Management update: how boomers. 2001:22:6 (Editorial) 62
will We have enough nurses? bersole P. What do we know? 2001:22:62-3 Koch C (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:331-5
52 001222>> 208-9 (GN management) (Editorial) Kopera-I rye K (see Wiscott et al)
ohen A (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:331-5 nevold GL (see Kennedy-Malone and 2001:22:100(-C5E)
ongdon JG, Magilvy JK. Themes of rural Enevold). 2001:22:152-5 (CE) Kramer MK. A trio to treasure: the elderly,
health and aging from a program of pps CD. Recognizing pain in the institu- the nurse, and the music. 2001:22:191-6
research. 2001:22:234-8 tionalized elder with dementia (CE)
onstantine R_> (see Snyder et al|) : 2001:22:71-7 (CE) Krichbaum K (see Chen et al). 2001;22:198-
2001:22:86-90 200
onway J (see Travis et al). 2001;22:308-12 F Kruep A (see Miller et al). 2001;:22:66-70
ooper KM, Bilbrew D. Dubbert PM. Kerr
K,. Kirchner K. Health barriers to walk- Fielo SB, Warren SA. Home adaptation:
L
ing for exercise in elderly primary care. helping older people age in place.
99-96
Lacko L (see Dellasega et al). 2001
Geriatric Nursing 2001 Volume 22 » Number 6
WOBEe SSAE
Croghan C (see Snyder et al). 2001:22:86-90 Forbes DA. Enhancing mastery and sense of
a
coherence: important determinants of
Acton GJ (see Mavhew et al). 2001: 7.4 106-10 health in older adults. 2001;22:29-32
Daly M (see Travis et al). 2001;22:308-12
Dawson M, Pilgrim A, Moonsawmy C,
Becker G. Nickelodeon in the new millenni Moreland J. An evaluation of two Gorek B. Nurse practitioners in rural sei
um. 2001:22:37-8 (GN management) bathing products in a chronic care set-
Bilbrew D (sc ting. 2001;22:91 (GN management) Green K (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:318-25
Birchfield PC. Osteoarthritis overview Dellasega CA, Lacko L, Singer H, Salerno F.
2001:22:124-31 (CE) Telephone screening of older adults using
H
Bohan K (see Miller et al). 2001:22:66-70 the Orientation-Memory-Concentration
Bottrell MM. O'Sullivan JF. Robbins MA. Hammer BJ. Community-based case man-
Mitty El Mezey MD. Transferring D’Eramo AL, Papp KK, Rose JH. A pro- agement for positive outcomes
dying nursing home residents to the hos- gram on complementary therapies for
pital: DON perspectives on the nurse's long-term care nursing assistants Hanson S (see Snyder et al). 2001:22:86-90
role in transfer decisions. 2001:22:313-7 2001:22:201-7 Hendricks M (see Travis et al). 2001:22:213-5
Brandt C (see Snyder et al). 2001;22:86-90 Doane L (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:318-25 Hill C. Caring for the aging athlete
Buffum MD. Miaskowski C, Sands L. A Dubbert PM (see ¢ 2001:22:43-5
pilot study of the relationship between Hopkins BA (see Mavhew et al)
discomfort and agitation in patients with 2001:22: 106-10
E
entia. 2001:22:80-5 Hurme E, Pourciau CA. Preventing medica
Burack OR, Chichin ER. A support for bersole P. Battling arthritis with confi- tion errors in the home. 2001:22:338-9
nursing assistants: caring tor nursing dence. 2001:22:117 (Editorial) (Home health care)
home residents at the end of life bersole P. Behind the scenes: visionary
2001;22:299-305 (CE) foundations (Leaders in
Butts JB. Outcomes of comfort touch in geriatric nursing)
institutionalized elderly female resi- bersole P. JoAnn Congdon, PhD. RN. CNS. Ignatavicius DD. Rheumatoid arthritis and
dents. 2001:22:180-4 and Mary Ann Rosswurm, EdD. RN, CS. the older adult. 2001:22:139-42
FAAN: meeting the unique needs of
Cc elders in rural settings. 2001;22:265-7 K
(Leaders in geriatric nursing)
ee Chang et al). 2001 97=-3 3.6 bersole P. Kathleen Coen Buckwalte1 Kennedy-Malone LM, Enevold
BI Sarna L. Carter PA 2001:22:92-4 (Leaders in geriatric nursing) Assessment and management of
Mammography screening behavior in bersole P. Mind over matter: does it mat- polymyalgia rheumatica in older adults
older women caregivers. 2001:22:33-6 ter? 2001:22:172 (Editorial) 20001:22:152-5 (CE)
hen K-M. Clinical use of tai chi in elderly bersole P. Patricia Hess: leader in care of Kerr K (see Cooper et al). 2001;22:258-62
populations. 2001:22:1 98-200 the dying. (Leaders in Kessenich CR, Cichon MJ. Hormonal
hichin ER (see Burack and Chichin) geriatric nursing) decline in elderly men and male
2001:22:299-305 (CE) bersole P. Rural life and elder needs menopause. 2001:22:24-8 (CE)
Cichon MJ (see Kessenich and Cichon) 2001:22:227 (Editorial) Kirby L (see Snyder et al). 2001;22:86-90
2001 :22:24-8 (CE) bersole P. The pig in the python: baby Kirchner K (see Cooper et al). 2001:22:258
iechomski C. Management update: how boomers. 2001:22:6 (Editorial) 62
will We have enough nurses? bersole P. What do we know? 2001:22:62-3 Koch C (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:331-5
52 001222>> 208-9 (GN management) (Editorial) Kopera-I rye K (see Wiscott et al)
ohen A (see Remsburg et al). 2001:22:331-5 nevold GL (see Kennedy-Malone and 2001:22:100(-C5E)
ongdon JG, Magilvy JK. Themes of rural Enevold). 2001:22:152-5 (CE) Kramer MK. A trio to treasure: the elderly,
health and aging from a program of pps CD. Recognizing pain in the institu- the nurse, and the music. 2001:22:191-6
research. 2001:22:234-8 tionalized elder with dementia (CE)
onstantine R_> (see Snyder et al|) : 2001:22:71-7 (CE) Krichbaum K (see Chen et al). 2001;22:198-
2001:22:86-90 200
onway J (see Travis et al). 2001;22:308-12 F Kruep A (see Miller et al). 2001;:22:66-70
ooper KM, Bilbrew D. Dubbert PM. Kerr
K,. Kirchner K. Health barriers to walk- Fielo SB, Warren SA. Home adaptation:
L
ing for exercise in elderly primary care. helping older people age in place.
99-96
Lacko L (see Dellasega et al). 2001
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Mitty EL (see Bottrell!e t al). 2001:22:313-7 erman DW (see Matzo and Sherman)
Moonsawmy C (see Dawson et al) 200) > 288-93
2001:22:91 (GN management) sheehan DK. Book reviews. 2001:2
Moore LW. Macular degeneration in older Shoemaker! D { r Remsburg
idults. 2001:22:96-9 " OO 1.99.21Z IR95ai
Moreland J (see Dawson et al). 2001:22:91 Singer H (see Dellasegae t al). 2001:22:253-7
(GN management) Smeeding SJW. Nutrition, supplements, anc
Mvers S (see Remsbuertg al ). 2001:22:318-25 wing. ‘ M2100 1 2?:219-4 (Nutrition)
Snyder M (see Chen et al). 2001:22:198-200
Snyder M,. Tseng Y, Brandt C, Croghz
Hanson S. Constantine R, Kirby
Newman AM. Self-help care in older lider swing intervention for pec
\frican Americans with arthritis 2001
01 :22:135-8 Rensburge t al)
Book reviews. 2001 7
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T
id A (see Travise t al). 2001:22
Sullivan JI (sec Bottrell D. Alzheimer
2001:2729:.321132 7 pproaches to care a clinical snap
0)
Pp SS. Palliative care: a way of thinking
prescription for doing 2001 79.90844 -5
Papp KK (see D’Eramo et al). 2001;22:2 litorial)
Peterson JA Osteoporosis Conway J. Daly
, +> ine -23 (CE) ial restlessness the nursing
\ (See Dawson et al) ty: assessment, palliation, and symp
(GN management) 1anagement. 2001:22:308-12
ter-O’Grady T. Into the new age: the call SS. Hendricks M, McClanahan |
a new construct for nursing mond A, Pruett C. Motorized cart dri
safety in assisted living. 2001;22:21
>
(see Hurme and Pourciau) Y (see Snvder et al). 2001:22:86-90
338-9 (Home health care)
Travise t al). 2001:22:213-5 W
SM. End of life issues. 2001;22:294-8
R see Miller et al). 2001:22:66-70
1 C (see Remsbuertg al ). 2001:22:318-25
idu C (see Remsburge t al). 2001:22:331-5 Ww
emsburg RE. Richards M Mvers §S
Shoemaker D, Radu (¢ Doane L. Green SA (See Fielo ind Warren)
2?:239-46 (CE)
K. Creating a career ladder for nursing
AW. Book reviews. 2001:22:229-30
issistants in long-term care. 2001;22:318
Kopera-Frye K, Seifert |
5 (GN management)
consequences of social drinking
Remsburg RE, Sobel T. Cohen A, Koch (
he early stages of Alzheimer disease
R idu ( Does a liquid supplement , tA) 1.99 100-5 (CE)
improve energy and protein comsumption
ics} hnia G. Challenges in the care of adults
in nursing home residents? 2001:22:331-5 th OSLEOPOTOSsIS 2001 2?-160-4
Renbarger K (see Miller et al). 2001:22:66
1)
new into Resnick B. Managing arthritis with exercise Y
provdie n 21001 :22-143-50
Yauk S (see Mayhew et al). 2001:22:106-10
hards M Remsburg et Yen PK. Meatless diets part 1. 2001;22:167-8
(Nutrition)
consu Robbins MA Bottrell Yen PK. Meatless diets part 2. 2001;22:279
opuuons [to 2001:22:313-7 S0 (Nutrition)
65-6 (Drug con Rose JH (see D’Eramo et al). 2001:22:201-7
Rosswurm MA. Nursing perspectives on the
yments in demen health care of rural elders. 2001:22:231-3
Ss
tins and other
74.9" f Sacre S (see Miller et al). 2001:22:66-70
Salerno F (see Dellasega et al). 2001;22:253-7
in K, Renbarget Sands L (see Buffum et al). 2001;22:80-5
Audio presence Sarna L (see Chang et al). 2001;22:33-6
ising agitation in Seifert L (see Wiscott et al). 2001;22:100-5
2001:22:66-70 (CE)
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ARTICLE INDE)
Assisted living \ trio to treasure: the elderly, the nurs¢
Motorized cart driver safety in assisted liv ind music (Kramer). 2001:22:191-6
Adverse drug effects ing (Travis et al). 2001:22:213-5 (NGNA) Chronic care setting
Adverse drug effects: new information Athletes An evaluation of two bathing products in
about an old problem (Miller). Caring for the aging athlete (Hill) a chronic care setting (Dawson et al)
2001:22:336-7 (Drug consult) 2001:22:43-5 2001:22:91 (GN management)
African Americans Audio presence intervention Coherence
Self-help care in older African Americans Audio presence intervention for decreas Enhancing mastery and sense of coher
with arthritis (Newman). 2001:2929:.113256 -8 ing agitation in people with dementia ence: important determinants of health
(Miller et al). 2001:22:66-70 in older adults (Forbes). 2001:22:29-32
athlete (Hill) Comfort touch
Outcomes of comfort touch in institution
supplements, and = aging alized elderly female residents (Butts)
(Smeedin ). 2001:22:219-24 (Nutrition) Baby Boomers 2001:22-180-4
Osteoarthritis overview (Birchfield) Into the new age: the call for a new con- Communication
42 001 i. 4-31 (CE) struct for nursing (Porter-O’Grady) Communication from individuals with
Themes of rural health and aging from a 2001;22:12-5 advanced DAT: can it provide clues to
program ol research (Congdon and The pig in the python: Baby Boomers their sense of self-awareness and well-
Magilvy). 2001:22:234-8 (Ebersole). 2001:22:6 (Editorial) being? (Mayhew et al). 2001:22:106-10
Agitation Bathing products Complementary therapies
Audio presence intervention for decreas- An evaiuation of two bathing products in \ program on complementary therapies
itation in people with dementia a chronic care setting (Dawson et al) for long-term care nursing assistants
er et al). 2001:22:66-70 2001:22:91 (GN management) (D’Eramo et al). 2001:22:201-7A pro
e relationship between Book reviews gram on complementary therapies for
ind agitation in patients Book reviews. 2001 99-H)7 ; 229 32 0. 237 26 long-term care nursing assistants
(Buffum et il) {(D°Eramo et al). 2001:22:201-7
Cc Clinical use of tai chi in elderly popula-
tlessness in the nursing facil tions (Chen et al). 2001:22:198-200
issessment, palliation, and symp- Cancer
mm management (Travis et al). Memory improvement program for eldet
2001:22:308-12 ly cancer SUTVIVOTS (McDougall)
Alcohol 2001:22:185-90 Dementia
Possible consequences of social drinking Career issues Audio presence intervention for decreas
in the early stages of Alzheimer disease Creating a career ladder for nursing assis ing agitation in people with dementia
(Wiscott et al). 2001:22:100-5 tants in long-term care (Remsburg et (Miller et al). 2001:22:66-70
Alzheimer disease 1). 2001;22:318-25 (GN management) ommunication from individuals with
Alzheimer disease alternative Case management advanced DAT: can it provide clues to
iches to care, a clinical snapshot Community-based case management for their sense of self-awareness and well
positive outcomes (Hammer) being? (Mayhew et al). 2001:22:106-10
Communication from individuals with glider swing intervention for people with
advanced DAT: can it provide clues to CE articles dementia (Snyder et al). 2001:22:86-90
e Ol self-awareness and well- Assessment and management of Newest developments in dementia treat-
(Mavhew et al). 2001:22 106-10 polymyalgia rheumatica in older adults ment and prevention (Miller)
Possible consequences of social drinking (Kennedy-Malone and Enevold) 22:216.218 (Drug consult)
in the early stageso f Alzheimer disease 2001:22:152-5 \ pilot study of the relationship between
(Wiscott et il). 2001222: 100-5 Home adaptation: helping older people age discomfort and agitation in patients with
Antiaging in place (Fielo and Warren). 2001 -22:239-46 dementia (Buffum et al). 2001;22:80-5
Hormones as antiaging remedies Hormonal decline in elderly men and Recognizing pain in the institutionalized
(Miller). 2001 22:111-2 (Drug consult) male menopause (Kessenich and elder with dementia (Epps). 2001:22:71-7
Arthritis Diets
Arthritis in older adults (Luggen) Osteoarthritis OVeTVICW (Birchfield) Meatless diets part | (Yen). 2001:22:167-8
2001:22:118 (Editorial) 2001:22:124-31 (Nutrition)
Battling arthritis with confidence Osteoporosis overview (Peterson) Meatless diets part 2 (Yen). 2001;22:279-
3-1]
(Ebersole). 2001:22:117 (Editorial) 2001;22:17-23 80 (Nutrition)
Gouty arthritis: not just a big toe problem Possible consequences of social drinking Discomfort
(Meiner). 2001:22:132-4 in the early stages of Alzheimer disease \ pilot study of the relationship between
Managing arthritis with exercise (Wiscott et al). 2001:22:100-5 discomfort and agitation in patients
(Resnick). 2001:22:143-50 Recognizing pain in the institutionalized with dementia (Buffum et al)
Self-help care in older African Americans elder with dementia (Epps). 2001;22:71-7 2001;22:80-5
with arthritis (Newman). 2001:22:135-8 \ support group for nursing assistants: Drug consult
Ireatment of rheumatic diseases in the caring for nursing home residents at the Adverse drug effects: new information
elderly (Luggen) 2001;22:1 18-9 end of life (Burack and Chichin) about an old problem (Miller).
(Editorial) 2001 :22:299-305 336-7
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Cichon). 2001:22:24-8 (CE) Motor
End-of-life care
mones as antiaging rem ng { It
(Miller) 2001-22111 ? (Drug consul NGNA)
Hospitalization Music therapy
lome visits after hospitalization: enhanc \ tno to treasure
ne bi ce ilaureate nursing students MUSIC (Kramer)
rontologic clinical experience
(Latimer ind Mezey). 2001:22:248-52
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National Gerontological Nursing Association
Leaders in geriatric nursing (NGNA)
B ehind the scenes: visionary toundations Alzheu ne! disease and ilternalive
(Ebersole ). 2001:22:210 ippro iches to care, a clinical snapshot
seriatric nursing’s editorial board Thames). 2001:2>2 :27 U
20001:22:39-40 you ready? 2001 convention update
JoAnn Congdon, PhD. RN, CNS. and Mary (Luggen). 2001;22:211-2
Ann Rosswurm, EdD. RN. CS, FAAN lle nges in the care of adults with
meeting the uniquc needs of elders in osteoporosis (Wishnia). 2001:22:160 4
rural settings (Ebersole ). 2001:22:265-7 ymmunity-based case management for
Joan Warden-Saunders. 2001;22:156-7 positive outcomes (Hammer)
GN management Kathhlle en Coen Buckwalter, PhD, RN 200] 97711. 4 <
4 oducts FAAN (Ebersole). 2001:22:92-4 micrence resources examination
Patricia Hess: |e ader in care of the dying cna nees (Luggen). 2001 158-9
(Eberso le). 2001:22:327-8 Does a liquid supplement improve energy
Letters to the editor and protein consumption in nursing
2001:22:174, 285 1, omnen re" sidents ? (Remsburg)
Lipid-lowering drugs ,7.242311 - <
Update on statins and other lipid-lowe1 lar degeneration in older adults
59-97%
ing drugs (Miller). 2001: 7 (Drug (Moore ). 2001 ;22:96-9
consult) Motorized cart driver safety in assisted
Long-term care living (Travis et al). 2001:22:213-5
iT sing Laciity Creating a career ladder for nursing assis NGNA collaborates to emphasize end-of
ind symptom man tants in long-term care: (Remsburg et life care (Luggen). 2001;22:41-2
~
1). 2001:22-308-12 al). 200 22:318-25 NGNA committees, certification updates
Gout \ program on complementary therapies (Luggen). 2001:22:95
Ci just a Dig loc problem for long-term care nursing assistants NGNA/NNSDO collaboration (Luggen)
32-4 (D’Eramo et al). 2001;22:201-7
Geriatric Nursing 2001 Volume 22 Number 6
Nursing Macular degeneration in older adults
Creating a career ladder for nursing assis- (Moore). 2001:22:96-9 (NGNA) Themes of rural health and aging from a
tants in long-term care (Remsburg et Mammography screening behavior in program of research (Congdon and
il). 2001;22:318-25 older women caregivers (Chang et al).
Home visits after hospitalization: enhanc- Update on rural health activities: the
ing baccalaureate nursing students’ Memory improvement program for elder- home health perspective (Marrelli)
gerontclogic clinical experience ly cancer survivors (McDougall). 8 (Home health care)
2001;22:185-90
Management update: how will we have Outcomes of comfort touch in institution- S
enough nurses? (Ciechomski) alized elderly female residents (Butts)
2001:22:208-9 (GN management) Self-help care
Into the new age: the call for a new con- Rheumatoid arthritis and the older adult Self-help care in older African Americans
struct for nursing (Porter-O’Grady). (Ignatavicius). 2001;:22:139-42 with arthritis (Newman). 2001:22:135-8
2001 79.19 5 Rural life and elder needs (Ebersole) Social drinking
Nurse practitioners in rural settings Possible consequences of social drinking
(Gorek) 2001:22:263-4 (GN manage- Telephone screening of older adults using in the early stages of Alzheimer disease
ment) the Orientation-Memory-Concentration (Wiscott et al). 2001:22:100-5
Nursing perspectives on the health care of test (Dellasega et al). 2001 Supplements
rural elders (Rosswurm). 200 Treatment of rheumatic diseases in the Nutrition, supplements, and aging
\ support group for nursing assistants elderly (Luggen). 2001;22:118-9
caring for nursing home residents at (Editorial) Does a liquid supplement improve energy
the end of life (Burack and Chichin) Osteoarthritis and protein consumption in nursing
2001:22:299-305 (CE) Newer and safer options for osteoarthritis home residents? (Remsburg)
Transferring dying nursing home resi- (Miller). 2001;22:165-6 (Drug consult) 2001 :22:331-5
dents to the hospital: DON perspec- Osteoarthritis overview (Birchfield)
tives on the nurse’s role in transfer 2001:22:124-31 (CE)
decisions (Bottrell et al). 2001;22:313-7 Osteoporosis
\ trio to treasure: the elderly, the nurse, Challenges in the care of adults with Tai chi
and music (Kramer). 2001:22:191-6 (CE) osteoporosis (Wishnia). 2001;22:160-4 Clinical use of tai chi in elderly popula-
Nursing homes (NGNA) tions (Chen et al). 2001:22:198-200
Women
Clinical guidelines to manage malnutri- Osteoporosis overview (Peterson).
in nursing homes. 2001:22:46-56 2001;22:17-23 (CE) Mammography screening behavior in
older women caregivers (Chang et al)
(Nutrition)
Nickelodeon in the new millennium Pp
Outcomes of comfort touch in institution-
(Becker). 2001:22:37-8 (GN manage-
ment) Pain alized elderly female residents (Butts)
Transferring dying nursing home resi- Recognizing pain in the institutionalized 2001;22:180-4
dents to the hospital: DON perspec- elder with dementia (Epps). 2001:22:71-7
tives on the nurse's role in transfer Palliative care nursing
decisions (Bottrell et al). 2001:22:313-7 Palliative care nursing: ensuring compe-
Nutrition tent care at the end of life (Matzo and
Clinical guidelines to manage malnutri-
tion in nursing homes. 2001:22:46-56 Polymyalgia rheumatica
Meatless diets part 1 (Yen). 2001;22:167-8 Assessment and management of
polymyalgia rheumatica in older adults
Nutrition, supplements, and (Kennedy-Malone and_ Enevold).
(Smeeding). 2001:22:219-24 2001 :22:152(-C5E)
Oo R
Older adults Reminiscence
Arthritis in older adults (Luggen) Nickelodeon in the new millennium
2001:22:118 (Editorial) (Becker). (GN manage-
Assessment and management of ment)
polymyalgia rheumatica in older adults Rheumatic diseases
(Kennedy-Malone and Enevold). Ireatment of rheumatic diseases in the
2001:22:152-5 (CE) elderly (Luggen). 2001:22:118-9
Clinical use of tai chi in elderly popula- (Editorial)
tion (Chen et al). 2001:22:198-200 Rheumatoid arthritis
nhancing mastery and sense of coher- Rheumatoid arthritis and the older adult
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