International Journal of Nursing Studies 1995: Vol 32 Index & Table of Contents

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International Journal of
NURSING STUDIES
LIST OF CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX
VOLUME THIRTY-TWO, 1995
Pergamon
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NURSING STUDIES
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Professor ROSEMARY CROW
University of Surrey
Department of Nursing and Midwifery
Guildford
Surrey GU2 5XH
U.K.
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Prof. Dr H. HUIJER ABU-SAAD Prof. MARGARET CLARKE
Department of Nursing Science 6 The Spinney
University of Limburg Hammer Lane
PO Box 616 Haslemere
6200 MD Maastricht Surrey GU17 3QD
The Netherlands U.K.
Dr Jo ALEXANDER
Department of Midwifery Studies Dr S. HOLMES
University of Portsmouth 1 Tanners Dear
St. Mary’s Hospital Education Centre Leatherhead
Portsmouth PO3 6AD, Surrey KT22 8RU
U.K. U.K.
Prof. SENGA BOND
Director of Research Prof. KEN SELLICK
Centre for Health Services Research School of Nursing
21 Claremont Place Queensland University of Technology
The University Locked Bag No. 2
Newcastle-upon-Tyne NE2 4AA Red Hill 4059, Queensland
U.K. Australia
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LIST OF CONTENTS
NUMBER 1
P. Callaghan A preliminary survey of nurses’ health-related behaviours
R. J. G. Halfens and M. Eggink Knowledge, beliefs and use of nursing methods in
preventing pressure sores in Dutch hospitals
D. Munodawafa, P. J. Marty and Effectiveness of health instruction provided by student
C. Gwede nurses in rural secondary schools of Zimbabwe: a
feasibility study
G. S. Lemaire and E. R. Lenz Perceived uncertainty about menopause in women
attending an educational program
G. A. Tyson, W. G. Lambert and The quality of psychiatric nurses’ interactions with
L. Beattie patients: an observational study
K. A. Luker and M. Kenrick Towards knowledge-based practice; an evaluation of a
method of dissemination
L. Jansson, A. Norberg, P.-O. Sandman When the severely ill elderly patient refuses food. Ethical
and G. Astrém reasoning among nurses
H. P. McKenna, K. A. Parahoo and The evaluation of a nursing model for long-stay
J. R. P. Boore psychiatric patient care. Part 1—Literature review and
methodology
H. P. McKenna, K. A. Parahoo and The evaluation of a nursing model for long-stay
J. R. P. Boore psychiatric patient care. Part 2—Presentation and
discussion of findings
NUMBER 2
S. J. Redfern and I. J. Norman 115 Quality assessment instruments in nursing: towards
validation
S. Cowman 126 The teaching/learning preferences of student nurses in the
Republic of Ireland; background issues and a study
C. Mason and R. Elwood 137 Is there a physiological basis for the couvade and onset of
paternal care?
E. A. McConnell and J. Fletcher 149 Agency registered nurse use of medical equipment: an
Australian perspective
R. Hogston 162 Evaluating quality nursing care through peer review and
reflection; the findings of a qualitative study
1. L. Abraham, Z. L. Chalifoux, Conditions, interventions, and outcomes in nursing
G. C. M. Evers and S. De Geest research: a comparative analysis of North American and
European/International journals (1981-1990)
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M. Bernreuter and M. Sullivan 188 Survey and critique of studies related to shift length
variations in nursing from 1970 to 1993
L. Desantis 198 A model for counterparts in international nursing
Book Review 210
Announcements 211
NUMBER 3
R. S. Barbour 213 Responding to a challenge: nursing care and AIDS
C. Hildingh, B. Fridlund and 224 Social support in self-help groups, as experienced by
K. Segesten persons having coronary heart disease and their next of
kin
J. Stevens and M. Crouch 233 Whocares about care in nursing education?
M. Daniel and D. Gamble 243. Diabetes and Canada’s aboriginal peoples: the need for
primary prevention
H. Bentley 260 The organisation of health care in Nepal
H. Arthur 271 Student self-evaluations: How useful? How valid?
C. Gotherstrom, E. Hamrin and 277 Development of a tool for measuring the concept of
M. Gullberg good care among patients and staff in relation to Swedish
legislation
J. Buchan and S. Thomas 288 Profiling “flexible” nursing staff: bank nurses in Scotland
C. Gamel, M. W. Hengeveld, B. Davis 301 Factors that influence the provision of sexual health care
and I. Van Der Tweel by Dutch cancer nurses
I. B. Engberg, M. Lindell and 315 Prevalence of skin and genital mucous membrane irritations
U. Nyrén-Nolberger in patients confined to bed
A.-M. Pietila, M. Hentinen and 325 The health behaviour of Northern Finnish men in adoles-
A. Myhrman cence and adulthood
NUMBER 4
Mental Health Nursing
T. Butterworth and A. Altschul 339 Editorial comment
K. Gournay 341 Mental health nurses working purposefully with people
with serious and enduring mental illness—an international
perspective
T. Butterworth 353 The current status and future challenges of psychiatric/
mental health nursing
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M. Welch 366 Recent developments in psychiatric nurse education in the
countries of Central and Eastern Europe
T. Butterworth and D. Rushforth 373 Working in partnership with people who use services;
reaffirming the foundations of practice for Mental Health
Nursing
P. J. Barker, W. Reynolds and 386 The proper focus of nursing: a critique of the “caring”
. Ward ideology
elchior, A. V. D. Berg, P. Gassman, 398 The tasks of psychiatric nurses in long-term residential
H. Abu-Saad, R. Halfens and settings in the Netherlands
. Philipsen
NUMBER 5
R. Crow and J. Spicer 413 Categorisation of the patient’s medical condition—an
analysis of nursing judgement
P. Rhodes and G. Parker 423 Therole of the continence adviser in England and Wales
C. Knapp-Spooner, B. A. Karlik, 434 Efficacy of patient-controlled analgesia in women chole-
V. Pontieri-Lewis and A. Yarcheski cystectomy patients
A. Duquette, S. Kérouac, B. K. Sandhu 443 Psychosocial determinants of burnout in geriatric nursing
F. Ducharme and P. Saulnier
L. Ross 457 ‘The Spiritual dimension: its importance to patients’ health,
well-being and quality of life and its implications for
nursing practice
F. Smithers 469 The pattern and effect of on call work in transplant co-
ordinators in the United Kingdom
B. Kent and R. G. Owens 484 Conflicting attitudes to corneal and organ donation: a
study of nurses’ attitudes to organ donation
L. |. Reutter and H. C. Northcott 493 Managing occupational HIV exposures: a Canadian study
P. W. Nolan and J. Smith 506 + Ethical awareness among first year medical, dental and
nursing students
J. T. Fullerton and S. Sukkary-Stolba 518 Advancing the status of nursing in Egypt: the project to
promote the development of the High Institutes of Nursing
Announcements 525
NUMBER 6
K. Cash 527 Benner and expertise in nursing: a critique
M. J. Stewart and V. P. Tliiden 535 Thecontributions of nursing science to social support
A.-M. Pietila and M.-R. Jarvelin 545 _—_—H ealth and social standing of young men viewed in light of
information on their childhood and adolescence
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B. L. Chang 556 Nursing diagnoses and construct validity of pain, self-care
deficit and impaired mobility
S. Robinson and Y. Hill 568 Miracles take a little longer: Project 2000 and the health
promoting nurse
J. Stizia, J. Hughes and L. Sobrido 580 A study of patients’ experiences of side-effects associated
with chemotherapy: pilot stage report
J. Roberts, A. While and 601 Information-seeking strategies and data utilisation: theory
J. Fitzpatrick and practice
A. Adams, S. Bond and S. Arber 612 Development and validation of scales to measure organi-
sational features of acute hospital wards
V. E. Coates and J. R. P. Boore 628 Self-management of chronic illness: implications for
nursing
Book Reviews
Index
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