International Journal of Nursing Studies 2004: Vol 41 Index & Table of Contents

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International Journal of
NURSING STUDIES
LIST OF CONTENTS AND AUTHOR INDEX
VOLUME FORTY ONE, 2004
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF NURSING STUDIES
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
Professor Dame JENIFER WILSON-BARNETT
Florence Nightingale School of Nursing and Midwifery
King’s College London, James Clerk Maxwell Building
57 Waterloo Road, London SEI 8WA, U.K.
ASSISTANT EDITORS
Prof. Jo ALEXANDER Prof. S. Ho_Mes Prof. M. NoLan
Institute for Health and Faculty of Health School of Nursing and Midwifery
Community Studies Canterbury Christ Church University of Sheffield
University of Bournemouth University College Samuel Fox House
17-19 Christchurch Road ee Kent CTI [QU Northern General Hospital
Bournemouth U.K. Herries Road
Dorset BH1 3LG, U.K. Sheffield, S5 7AU, U.K.
Dr. SANDRA JOWETT Prof. [AN NorMAN
Faculty of Health and Florence Nightingale School of
Prof. LinpA FRANCK
Social Science Nursing and Midwifery
Professor & Chair of Children’s
University of Luton King’s College of London
Nursing Research
Park Square James Clerk Maxwell Building
Centre for Nursing & Allied
Luton 57 Waterloo Road
Health Professions
Bedfordshire LU1 3JU, U.K. London SE! 8WA, U.K.
Level 7 Old Building,
Great Ormond Street Hospital
Prof. SHARON OsTWALD
London Dr. Linpy KING
University of Texas-Houston
WCIN 3JH School of Nursing and Midwifery
Health Science Center
U.K. Flinders University Center on Aging
GPO Box 2100
7000 Fannin Street
Adelaide SA 5001, Australia
Suite 720, Houston
Dr. Peter GRIFFITHS Texas 77030, U.S.A.
Florence Nightingale Prof. HUGH McKENNA
School of Nursing and Dean, Faculty of Life & Health Sciences Prof. A. WHILE
Midwifery University of Ulster Florence Nightingale School of
King’s College London Cromore Road Nursing and Midwifery
James Clerk Maxwell Building Co. Londonderry King’s College London
57 Waterloo Road Northern Ireland James Clerk Maxwell Building
London SE! 8WA, U.K. BTS52 1SA 57 Waterloo Road
London SEI 8WA, U.K.
Editorial Assistant
STEPHANIE WALLER (Tel: [phone]; Fax: [phone]; E-mail: [email protected])
HONORARY EDITOR
Prof. ROSEMARY CROW, Guildford, U.K.
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information based on rigorous methods of research and scholarship. The journal welcomes submissions of original research
papers, critical reviews of the literature, concise papers providing evidence on topical issues, and will also publish book
reviews. Authors should highlight the significance of their work to nursing and midwifery theory, practice and education and
the organisation of care. They should also identify how this might have relevance to countries other than their own, including
other disciplines. All published papers containing research data are peer-reviewed.
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List of Contents
NUMBER 1
Review
J. Paley Clinical cognition and embodiment
C. Thompson, D. McCaughan, Increasing the visibility of coding decisions in team-based qualitative
N. Cullum, T.A. Sheldon and P. Raynor research in nursing
K. Leighton Anglo-American nursing theory, individualism and mental health care:
a social conflict perspective
M.-F. Lou, P.-J. Yu, G.-S. Huang and Y.-T. Dai Predicting post-surgical cognitive disturbance in older Taiwanese patients
G. Kritsotakis and E. Gamarnikow What is social capital and how does it relate to health?
G. Gale, L.S. Franck, S. Kools and M. Lynch Parents’ perceptions of their infant’s pain experience in the NICU
S.-L. Tsay and L.-O. Hung Empowerment of patients with end-stage renal disease —a randomized con-
trolled trial
A. Karahan and N. Bayraktar Determination of the usage of body mechanics in clinical settings and the
occurrence of low back pain in nurses
H.M. So and D.S.K. Chan Perception of stressors by patients and nurses of critical care units in Hong
Kong
V.A. Lambert, C.E. Lambert and M. Ito Workplace stressors, ways of coping and demographic characteristics as
predictors of physical and mental health of Japanese hospital nurses
S.-L. Tsay Acupressure and fatigue in patients with end-stage renal disease—a
randomized controlled trial
M.J.M. Adriaansen and T. V. Achterberg A test instrument for palliative care
NUMBER 2
Review
R. Watson, A. Stimpson and T. Hostick Prison health care: a review of the literature
Review
G.E. Pedley Comparison of pressure ulcer grading scales: a study of clinical utility and
inter-rater reliability
Review
H. Heath and S. Cowley Developing a grounded theory approach: a comparison of Glaser and
Strauss
W. McSherry and K. Cash The language of spirituality: an emerging taxonomy
D. Whitehead and G. Russell How effective are health education programmes—-resistance, reactance,
rationality and risk? Recommendations for effective practice
M.-K. Sin, B. Sanderson, M. Weaver, Personal characteristics, health status, physical activity, and quality of life in
J. Giger, J. Pemberton and J. Klapow cardiac rehabilitation participants
doi:10.1016/S0020-7489(04)00155-5
IV List of Contents (2004) III-VII
S. Broekmans, S. Vanderschueren, 183 Nurses’ attitudes toward pain treatment with opioids: a survey in a Belgian
B. Morlion, A. Kumar and G. Evers university hospital
S.-L. Tsai, W.-W. Tsai, S.-K. Chai, 191 Evaluation of computer-assisted multimedia instruction in intravenous injec-
W.-H. Sung, J.-L. Doong and C.-P. Fung tion
R.N. Jun Seongsook, R.N. Jeong Ihnsook 199 Validity of pressure ulcer risk assessment scales; Cubbin and Jackson,
and R.N. Lee Younghee Braden, and Douglas scale
E. Mok, C. Lai and Z.-X. Zhang 205 Coping with chronic renal failure in Hong Kong
D. Kelly, S. Pearce, E. Butters, W. Stevens 215 Achieving change in the NHS: a study to explore the feasibility of
and S. Layzell a home-based cancer chemotherapy service
NUMBER 3
Review
D.T. Cowan, J.D. Roberts, J.M. Fitzpatrick, Nutritional status of older people in long term care settings: current status
A.E. While and J. Baldwin and future directions
E.J. Hwang, Y.H. Kim and S.S. Jun Lived experience of Korean women suffering from rheumatoid arthritis: a
phenomenological approach
P.D. Tyson and R. Pongruengphant Five-year follow-up study of stress among nurses in public and private
hospitals in Thailand
S.-H. Yeh, L.-N. Lee, T.-H. Ho, Implications of nursing care in the occurrence and consequences of
M.-C. Chiang and L.-W. Lin unplanned extubation in adult intensive care units
V. Lopez, K.S. Chan and Y.C. Wong Nursing care of patients with severe acute respiratory syndrome in the inten-
sive Care unit: case reports in Hong Kong
B.C. Kent Protection behaviour: a phenomenon affecting organ and tissue donation in
the 21st century?
E. Meerabeau Be good, sweet maid, and let who can be clever: a counter reformation in
English nursing education?
K. Heggen and S. Wellard Increased unintended patient harm in nursing practise as a consequence of
the dominance of economic discourses
J.R. Kim, D. Elliott and C. Hyde Korean health professionals’ attitudes and knowledge toward organ
donation and transplantation
H. Yan and K. Sellick Quality of life of Chinese patients newly diagnosed with gastrointestinal
cancer: a longitudinal study
K.-R. Chou, R. Chen, J.-F. Lee, The effectiveness of nicotine-patch therapy for smoking cessation in
C.-H. Ku and R.-B. Lu patients with schizophrenia
D. Gould, L. Goldstone, Examining the validity of pressure ulcer risk assessment scales: a replication
D. Kelly and J. Gammon study
Book Review
S. Cooper Studying nursing using problem-based and enquiry-based learning
NUMBER 4
J.Wilson-Barnett Editorial
E. Patiraki-Kourbani, C.A. Tafas, Personal and professional pain experiences and pain management knowl-
D.D. McDonald, E.D.E. Papathanassoglou, edge among Greek nurses
S. Katsaragakis and C. Lemonidou
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A. Merkouris, E.D.E. Papathanassoglou and 355 Evaluation of patient satisfaction with nursing care: quantitative or qualitative
C. Lemonidou approach?
H. McKenna, S. Ashton and S. Keeney 369 Barriers to evidence based practice in primary care: a review of the literature
C. Mimura and P. Griffiths 379 A Japanese version of the perceived stress scale: translation and preliminary
test
A.T.-Y. Shiu 387 Sense of coherence amongst Hong Kong Chinese adults with insulin-treated
type 2 diabetes
J.C.M. van Weert, A. Kerkstra, A.M. van 397 The implementation of snoeze/en in psychogeriatric care: an evaluation
Dulmen, J.M. Bensing, J.G. Peter and MW. through the eyes of caregivers
Ribbe
A. Wilkinson, A. Forbes, J. Bloomfield and An exploration of four web-based open and flexible learning modules in
C. Fincham Gee post-registration nurse education
M.-L. Gau Evaluation of a lactation intervention program to encourage breastfeeding: a
longitudinal study
Y. Seo, J. Ko and J.L. Price The determinants of job satisfaction among hospital nurses: a model estima-
tion in Korea
H. Itzhaky, P. Gerber and R. Dekel Empowerment, skills, and values: a comparative study of nurses and social
workers
T.-J. Wang Concept analysis of functional status
NUMBER 5
H.CW. Li andV . Lopez Chinese translation and validation of the Nowicki-Strickland locus of control
scale for children
D. Gould, D. Kelly, |. White and J. Chidgey Training needs analysis. A literature review and reappraisal
H.-M. Tzeng Nurses’ self-assessment of their nursing competencies, job demands and job
performance in the Taiwan hospital system
M. Kuuppelomaki, A. Sasaki, K. Yamada, Family carers for older relatives: sources of satisfaction and related factors in
N. Asakawa and S. Shimanouchi Finland
H. Petry, D.L. Berry, E. Spichiger, Responses and experiences after radical prostatectomy: perceptions of
A. KesselringT.,C . Gasser,T . Sulser married couples in Switzerland
and A. Kiss
V. Fleming, D. Tolson and E. Schartau Changing perceptions of womanhood: living with Parkinson's Disease
J.S. Drummond Nursing and the avant-garde
M. Tarrant, J.E. Dodgson and VW.K. Choi Becoming a role model: the breastfeeding trajectory of Hong Kong women
breastfeeding longer than 6 months
F. Ross, E. Smith, A. Mackenzie and Identifying research priorities in nursing and midwifery service delivery and
A. Masterson organisation: a scoping study
N. Browne, P. Grocott, S. Cowley, Woundcare Research for Appropriate Products (WRAP): validation of the
J. Cameron, C. Dealey, A. Keogh, TELER method involving users
A. Lovatt, K. Vowden and P. Vowden
S.-S. Heh, L. Coombes and H. Bartlett The association between depressive symptoms and social support in Taiwa-
nese women during the month
Book reviews
C. Norton Hysterectomy, vaginal repair and surgery for stress incontinence
A. Kitson Nurse-led change and development in clinical practice
J. Mingay Leading change in health and social care
List of Contents (2004) III-VII
NUMBER 6
E.-O. Im, Y.S. Park, E.O. Lee and S.N. Yun Korean women’s attitudes toward breast cancer screening tests
M.S. Baybuga and S.S. Celik The level of knowledge and views of the street children/youth about AIDS in
Turkey
B. Verplanken Value congruence and job satisfaction among nurses: a human relations
perspective
A. Tannen,T . Dassen, G. Bours and R. Halfens A comparison of pressure ulcer prevalence: concerted data collection in the
Netherlands and Germany
M. Carrion, P. Woods and I. Norman Barriers to research utilisation among forensic mental health nurses
A.M.B. Birgersson and A.-K. Edberg Being in the light or in the shade: persons with Parkinson's disease and their
partners experience of support
D.Y. Brockopp, E. Downey, P. Powers, B. Nurses clinical decision-making regarding the management of pain
Vanderveer, S. Warden, P. Ryan and U. Saleh
W..-T. Chien, |. Norman and D.R. Thompson A randomized controlled trial of a mutual support group for family caregivers
of patients with schizophrenia
R.N.H. Ove, R.N.K. Lisbeth and R.N-T.N.K. Living in a group dwelling: how do residents spend their time in a psychiatric
Gustaf group dwelling?
L.S. Franck, S. Kools, C. Kennedy, The symptom experience of hospitalised Chinese children and adolescents
S.K.F. Kong, J.-L. Chen and T.K.S. Wong and relationship to pre-hospital factors and behaviour problems
V.A. Lambert, C.E. Lambert, J. Itano, Cross-cultural comparison of workplace stressors, ways of coping and de-
J. Inouye, S. Kim, W. Kuniviktikul, mographic characteristics as predictors of physical and mental health among
Y. Sitthimongkol, K. Pongthavornkamol, hospital nurses in Japan, Thailand, South Korea and the USA (Hawaii)
S. Gasemgitvattana and M. Ito
D. Macinnes The theories underpinning rational emotive behaviour therapy: where's the
supportive evidence?
LY. Yoo, W.J. Cho, S.M. Chae and M.J. Kim Community health service needs assessment in Korea using OMAHA Clas-
sification System
Book review
A.M. Houston Health inequality: an introduction to theories, concepts and methods
NUMBER 7
R. Hughes, F. Aspinal, J.M. Addington-Hall, It just didn’t work: the realities of quality assessment in the English health
M. Dunckley, C. Faull and |. Higginson care context
N. Notzer, J. Ribak, R. Abramovitz, The impact of bachelor degree completion programs on career development
R. Ben-Yair and O. Yaakobson of nurses in Israel
D.A. Brodie, G.J. Andrews, J.P. Andrews, Perceptions of nursing: confirmation, change and the student experience
G.B. Thomas, J. Wong and L. Rixon
M.R. Matiti and G. Trorey Perceptual adjustment levels: patients’ perception of their dignity in the hos-
pital setting
N.J. Crigger, L. Holcomb, R.L. Grogan, Development of the choices and acquisition of antibiotics model from a de-
M. Vasquez, C. Parchment, J. Almendares scriptive study of a Lay Honduran population
and D. Lagos
P. Burnard and W. Naiyapatana Culture and communication inThai nursing: a report of an ethnographic study
N. Kobayashi and M. Yamamoto Impact of the stage of dementia on the time required for bathing-related care:
a pilot study in a Japanese nursing home
List of Contents (2004) HI-—VII Vil
K. Milisen, S. Cremers, M.D. Foreman, 775 The strain of care for Delirium Index: a new instrument to assess nurses:
E. Vandevelde, M. Haspeslagh, strain in caring for patients with delirium
S. De Geest and I. Abraham
JV. Appleton and S. Cowley The guideline contradiction: health visitors’ use of formal guidelines for iden-
tifying and assessing families in need
S. Hanafin, S. Cowley and P. Griffiths An application of the mini review to a complex methodological question:
how best to research public health nursing and service quality?
M. Miller and N. Kearney Guidelines for clinical practice: development, dissemination and
implementation
Book review
H. Aveyard Ethical and professional issues in nursing: perspectives from Europe Win
Tadd (Ed.)
NUMBER 8
P.-F. Mu Maternal role transition experiences of women hospitalized with PROM: a
phenomenological study
C.-J. Kim, A.-R. Hwang and J.-S. Yoo The impact of a stage-matched intervention to promote exercise behavior in
participants with type 2 diabetes
N. Lang, R. Bromiker and I. Arad The effect of wool vs. cotton head covering and length of stay with the
mother following delivery on infant temperature
D. Kelly, S. Pearce and A. Mulhall ‘Being in the same boat’: ethnographic insights into an adolescent cancer unit
N.N. Menzel, S.M. Brooks, T.E. Bernard and The physical workload of nursing personnel: association with musculoskele-
A. Nelson tal discomfort
A. Lang, C. Goulet and R. Amsel Explanatory model of health in bereaved parents post-fetal/infant death
V. Lohne and E. Severinsson Hope and despair: the awakening of hope following acute spinal cord
injury—an interpretative study
E.-O. Im, R. Page, L.-C. Lin, Rigor in cross-cultural nursing research
H.-M. Tsai and C.-Y. Cheng
W.KW. So, S.S.C. Chan, A.C.K. Lee The knowledge level and precautionary measures taken by older adults dur-
and A.F.Y. Tiwari ing the SARS outbreak in Hong Kong
M. Hogben, F. Bloom, M. McFarlane, Factors associated with sexually transmitted disease clinic attendance
J.S. St. Lawrence and C.K. Malotte,
The GCAP Study Group
S. Speed and K.A. Luker Changes in patterns of knowing the patient: the case of British district nurses
R. Hughes Safety in nursing social research
Book reviews
A.Wahl Health
C. Wolfe Public health policy