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International Nursing Review Official Journal oft he International Council ofN urses Contents Volume 47 2000 Editor Vivien De Back Blackwell Science 2000 International Council of Nurses The ICN grants Blackwell Science Ltd the exclusive right to produce and publish the International Nursing Review and any part thereof in any other form or medium and in any language throughout the world and to grant sub-licences of all or any of the right licensed under their agreement. Authorization to photocopy items for internal or personal use, or the internal or personal use of specific clients, is granted by the ICN for libraries and other users registered with the Copyright Clearance Centre (CCC) Transactional Reporting Service, provided that the base fee of $15.00 per copy is paid directly to CCC, 222 Rosewood Drive, Suite 910, Danvers, MA 01923, USA. This consent does not extend to other kinds of copying such as copying for general distribution, for advertising or promotional purposes, for creating new collective works or for resale. Special requests should be addresses to the Permissions Department, ISSN 0020-8132/2000/$15.00. Published by Blackwell Science Ltd Osney Mead, Oxford OX2 OEL, UK 25 John St, London, WCIN 2BL, UK 23 Ainslie Place, Edinburgh EH3 6AH, UK Commerce Place, 350 Main Street, Malden, MA 02148-5018, USA 54 University St, Carlton, Victoria 3053, Australia Blackwell Wissenschafts-Verlag GmbH, Kurfiirstendamm 57, D-10707 Berlin, Germany MG-Kodenmacho Building, 7-10 Kodenmacho Nihombashi, Chuo-ku 103-0001, Tokyo, Japan ISSN 0020-8132 © 2000 International Council of Nurses Contents Issue |, March 2000 70 A conversation with Dr Beverly Malone Editorial Inside view 1 Welcome to the inaugural issue V. De Back, Editor 72 Nursing: the number one health resource J. Oulton International perspectives 3 Views and visions for nursing: health care leaders Original articles speak out 74 Nursing and politics: a South African perspective V. J. Ehlers Original articles Shared Governance within the market-oriented 8 Social violence: a case for classification as a sub- health care system of New Zealand A. Bamford phenomenon of community in the ICNP and T. Porter-O’Grad) M. S. Coler, L. do C. A. Aratijo, A. A. Coélho, Congruence of terms between lists of problems T. M. R. M. de Figueiredo, M. R. de Melo Freire and the ICNP® — Alpha Version D. M. Cruz, and M. E. de Aratijo Moreira B. A. O. Gutierrez, A. L. Lopez, T. T. de Souza 9 Semantic equivalence of the Nursing Phenomena and S. Assami Classification of ICNP®: Alpha Version in Pay equity and nursing in Ontario: ten years Brazilian Portuguese M. M. Lima da Nobrega and later R. S. Schreiber and E. Nemetz M. G. Rivero de Gutierrez 106 Empowered nurses? Nurses in Norway and the Reproductive cloning and human health: an USA compared B. Ellefsen and G. Hamilton ethical, international, and nursing perspective 121 A tale of teaching in two cities V. Kater L. R. Sanchez-Sweatman Acculturation and breast self-examination among immigrant Latina women in the USA N. P. Peragallo, P. G. Fox and M. L. Alba issue 3, September 2000 The staff’s experience of the death of a child and Editorials of supporting the family M. Kaunonen, 127 Guest editorial: Greetings to nurses from Her M.-T. Tarkka, K. Hautamdki and M. Paunonen Majesty Empress Michiko of Japan Caring as experienced by minority ethnic 128 Sharing knowledge to create an uplifting future patients J. D. Cortis V. De Back, Editor International perspectives 130 Nurses, physicians and pharmacists create a global Issue 2, June 2000 alliance Editorials 133 Nurses remind G8 leaders that poverty impacts on 63 Guest Editorial: Distance education: the solution health for nursing and midwifery in Africa? L. King Inside view 65 The road we are travelling V. De Back, Editor 137 ICN’s Code of Ethics for Nurses: Serving nurses International perspectives and nursing care world-wide J. Oulton 66 Nurse practitioners: a safe and competent choice 138 The International Council of Nurses Code of Ethics for primary care for Nurses © 2000 International Council of Nurses Contents Original articles Inside view 142 From vision to reality: how to actualise the vision 197 Joining the new ‘Massive Effort’ J. Oulton of discharging patients from a hospital, with an : a Book Review increased focus on prevention L. Olsen and ; chs aad j 198 Ethnography in Nursing Research — 2 : : I. Ghebrehiwet The older adult: a comparison of long term care in Glasgow and San Francisco J. P. Joy and Original articles C. M. Fong 199 Planning for change: developing a policy 167 Meeting patients skin care needs: harnessing framework for nursing labour markets J. Buchan nursing expertise at an international level 207 The nursing education system in the People’s S. J. Ersser and R. Penzer Republic of China: evolution, structure and 174 Regional examination for nurse registration, reform Y. Xu, Z. Xu and J. Zhang Commonwealth Caribbean U.V. Reid Home-based care of the terminally ill in 184 A client-centred model: discharge planning in Botswana: knowledge and perceptions Juvenile Justice Centres in New South Wales, R. D. Ndaba-Mbata and E. S. Seloilwe Australia L. A. Jarvis, B. Beale and K. Martin Strategies used by hospital nurses to cope with a national crisis: a manager’s perspective T: Hendel, M. Fish and S. Aboudi Issue 4, December 2000 32 Transformational leadership: moving from total — quality management to world-class Editorial ; : wo organizations J. Trofino 191 What we don't know, can hurt us! V. De Back, Edj Developing a programme-review process for a re baccalaureate nursing programme in Jordan International perspectives B. Thomas, D. Rajacich, R. Al Ma@aitah, 192 Unleashing the potential of Europe’s nurses and S. J. Cameron, M. Gharaibeh and T. D. Delahunt midwives. A conversation with Dr Marc Danzon 194 ICN announces theme for International Nurses Author index Day 2001 250 Keyword index © 2000 International Council of Nurses, International Nursing Review