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Cumulative Index, 2002 AUTHOR INDEX Volume 7, Issues 1-4 Austin, Joan K. (See Shc: », C.) Henretig, Fred M. (See Manning, M.) Rew, Lynn Barton, Sharon Jackson Howard, Patricia Kunz (See Barton, S.) Relationships of Sexual Abuse, Con- The Effects of Infant Feeding Deci- Hunter, Judith (See Feeg, V.) nectedness, and Loneliness to sions on Infant Growth, 64-70 Huster, Gertrude A. (See Shore, C.) Perceived Well-Being in Home- Bossert, Elizabeth A. (See Van Cleve, L.) Hutchinson, Sally A. (See Martyn, K.) less Youth, 51-63 Bowers, Nancy R. Jalloh, Tina (See Sirkin, A.) Savedra, Marilyn C. (See Van Cleve, L.) Meeting the Standard of Genetic Johnson, Merrilyn O. Shore, Chery] P. Nursing Care [Ask the Expert], Children and the Courts: Advocacy Identifying Risk Factors for Maternal 123-126 Roles for Pediatric Nurses [The Depression in Families of Adoles- Boyd, Carol J. (See Guthrie, M.) Advocate], 171-174 cents With Epilepsy, 71-80 Deatrick, Janet (See Sullivan-Bolyai, S.) Keefe, Maureen R. (See Neu, M.) Sirkin, Amy Dunn, David W. (See Shore, C.) Kintner, Eileen K. (See Guthrie, B.) Selecting an Accurate Point-of-Care Feeg, Veronica D. Lee, Luisa (See Sirkin, A.) Testing System: Clinical and British Paediatric and American Pe- Manning, Mary Lou Technical Issues and Implications diatric Nurses: How Well Do We Bioterrorism [Collaborative Practice], in Neonatal Bood Glucose Moni- Know Each Other? 16-23 49-50, 84 toring, 104—112 Foster, Roxie L. Martin, Jacquelyn H. (See Martyn, K.) Sullivan-Bolyai, Susan All Pediatric Nurses Are Specialists Martyn, Kristy K. Mothers’ Experiences Raising Young [Editorial], 8-9 Lucky Girls: Unintentional Avoid- Children With Type 1 Diabetes, Evidence-Based Practice in Action: ance of Adolescent Pregnancy 93-103 Getting Started [Editorial], Among Low-Income African- Tamborlane, William (See Sullivan- 135-136 American Females, 153-161 Bolyai, S.) The Fine Art of Critique [Editorial], McDougal, Janice Van Cleve, Lois 47-48 Promoting Normalization in Fami- Cancer Pain in Children: The Selec- Let’s Get a Grip [Editorial], 91 lies With Preschool Children tion of a Model to Guide Re- Gallagher, Carolyn With Type 1 Diabetes, 113-120 search [Scientific Inquiry], To Bridge a Quality Chasm: Connect McDowell, Betsy M. 163-165 With the Guidelines, 137-142 Volunteering —A Community Part- Ward, Susan L. Grey, Margaret (See Sullivan-Bolyai, S.) nership [The Advocate], 121-122 Balancing High-Tech Nursing With Gruppuso, Philip (See Sullivan-Bolyai, Murray, John S. Holistic Healing [Ask the Expert], S.) Helping Children Cope With Sepa- 81-83 Guthrie, Barbara J. ration During War [Collaborative Wenge, Carol B. (See O’Brien, M.) Ebb and Flow When Navigating Practice], 127-130 Wilkas, Lenore R. Adolescence: Predictors of Daily Neu, Madalynn Evaluating Health Web Sites for Re- Hassles Among African- Ameri- Characteristics of School-Age Chil- search and Practice [Scientific In- can Adolescent Girls, 143-152 dren Who Had Colic as Infants: quiry], 38-41 Hagedorn, Susan Mothers’ Views, 24—33 Winch, Anne E. Caring for Street Youth: A Nursing O’Brien, Maureen E. Obtaining Accurate Growth Mea- Challenge [The Advocate], 34-37 Rearing the Child Who Is Technol- surements in Children [Ask the Hanze, Douglas ogy Dependent: Perceptions of Expert], 166-169 How to Help Children and Adoles- Parents and Home Care Nurses, Young, Amy M. (See Guthrie, B.) cents Deal With the Threat of Ter- 7-15 rorism [Collaborative Practice], O’Sullivan, Ann L. (See Johnson, M.) 42-44 Rayens, Mary Kay (See Barton, S.) JSPN Vol. 7, No. 4, October-December, 2002 Cumulative Index, 2002 SUBJECT INDEX Volume 7, Issues |—4 Adolescents Diabetes Internet Ebb and Flow When Navigating, Mothers’ Experiences Raising, Youny, Evaluating Health Web Sites tor Re Adolescence: Predictors of Daily Children With Type | Diabetes search and Practice [Scientific In Hassles Among, African- Ameri (Sullivan-Bolyat, Deatrick, Grup quiry] (Wilkas), 38— 41 can Adolescent Girls (Guthrie puso, Tamborlane, & Grey), 93-103 Juvenile Justice Young, Boyd, & Kintner), 143-15 Promoting Normalization in Fami Children and the Courts: Advocacy Alternative Therapies lies With Preschool Children Roles tor Pediatric Nurses [The Balancing, High-Tech Nursing With With Type | Diabetes (McDougal) Advocate] Jolson & O'Sullroan) Holistic Healing [Ask the Expert] 113-120 171—174 (Ward), 81-83 Genetic Screening, Pregnancy Blood Glucose Meeting, the Standard of Genetic Lucky Girls: Unintentional Avoid Selecting an Accurate Point-of-Care Nursing Care [Ask the Expert] ance of Adolescent Pregnancy [esting System: Clinical and (Bowers), 123-126 Amony, Low-Income African echnical Issues and Implications Growth American Females (Martyn in Neonatal Bood Glucose Moni Obtaining Accurate Growth Mea Hutchinson, é Martin), 153-161 toring (Sirkin, Jalloh, & Lee) surements in Children [Ask the Quality Improvement 104-112 Expert] (Winch), Lo6— 169 lo Bridge a Quality Chasm: Connect Cancer Pain Homeless With the Guidelines (Gallagher) Cancer Pain in Children: The Selec Caring tor Street Youth: A Nursing 137-142 tion of a Model to Guide Re Challenge [The Advocate] (Hage lechnology Dependence search [Scientific Inquiry] (Van dorn), 34-37 Rearing the Child Who ts Technol Cleve, Bossert, & Savedra), 163—165 Relationships of Sexual Abuse, Con ogy Dependent: Perceptionost Childhood Epilepsy nectedness, and Loneliness to Parents and Elome Care Nurses Identifying Risk Factors for Maternal Perceived Well-Being, in Home (QO) Brien é Wegner), 7-15 Depression in Families of Adoles less Youth (Rew), 51-63 lerrorism cents With Epilepsy (Shore, Infant Feeding Bioterrorism [Collaborative Practice] Austin, Huster, & Dunn), 71-80 The Effects of Infant Feeding, Deci (Manning év Henretig), 49-50, 84 Colic sions on Infant Growth (Barton, Flow to Help Children and Adoles Characteristics of School-Age Chil Howard, & Rayens), 64-70 cents Deal With the Threat of Tet dren Who Had Colic as Infants: International Nursing rorism [Collaborative Practice Mothers’ Views (Neu & Keefe), British Paediatric and American Pe (Hanze), 42-44 24-33 diatric Nurses: Hlow Well Do We War Community Service Know Each Other? (Fee & Helping Children Cope With Sepa Volunteering —A Community Part Hunter), 10-23 ration During, War [Collaborative nership [The Advocate] (McDow Practice| (Murray), 127-130 ell), 121-122 JSPN_ Vol. 7, No. 4, October-December, 2002 %