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Author index to Volume 44 Addington-Hall J. see Aspinal F. Clendon J.M. Nurse-managed clinics: Gillies D. Central venous catheter dres¬ Addington-Fiall J.M. see Dunckley M. issues in evaluation 558 sings: a systematic review 623 Alexander H. see Hagen S. Coldicutt P. see Farrell M. Gresty K.A. Supporting biosciences in Archibald G. Patients’ experiences of hip Cotton D.R.E. see Gresty K.A. the nursing curriculum: development fracture 385 Cudney S. see Sullivan T. and evaluation of an online resource Arthur D.G. see Lai C.K.Y. 339 Aspinal F. Response to: Buchan J. E. F., Daly B. see Lee H. Grinstead L.N. Review of research on the Corner J. &c Bond S. ‘JAN Forum’ Davies B.R. Early detection and treat¬ health of caregiving grandparents 653 ment of postnatal depression in 318 Atack L. Becoming a web-based learner: primary care 248 Gunning R. see Gillies D. registered nurses’ experiences 289 Dowding D. Measuring the quality of Avery A. see Tiwari A. judgement and decision-making in Hagen S. Psychometric properties of the nursing 49 SF-36 in the early post-stroke Bariett C. see Hardy M. Draper B. see Brodaty H. phase 461 Bauer-Wu S.M. see Lin H.-R. Draper J. & Draper P. Response to: Hallett C.E. see Hopkinson J.B. Beanland C. see Redley B. Watson’s Guest Editorial ‘Scientific Han H.R. Korean mothers’ psychostKial Beddovv V. see Seymour J. methods are the only credible way adjustment to their children’s Beech B. Evaluating a management of forward for nursing research’ 546 cancer 499 aggression unit for student Duckett S. see Kenny A. Hancock K. Nursing needs of acutely ill nurses 603 Dunckley M. Translating clinical tools in older people 507 Bond L. see Grinstead L.N. nursing practice 420 Hardy M. Interpreting trauma radio¬ Botti M. see Redley B. graphs 81 Brodaty H. Nursing home staff attitudes Eden A. see Manthorpe j. Hartati L.E. see Shields L. towards residents with dementia: Edwards C. Research into patients’ Hasson F. see McKenna H. strain and satisfaction with work perspectives: relevance and usefulness Hayes C. see Jordan S. 583 of phenomenological sociology 450 Higginson l.J. see Aspinal F. Browne G. see Markle-Reid M. Erlen J.A. see Sok S.R. Higginson l.J. see Dunckley M. Bugge C. see Hagen S. Espezel H.J.E. Parent-nurse interactions: Holmes G. see Farrell M. Burton H. see Metcalfe A. care of hospitalized children 34 Hope K.W. Praiseworthy pragmatism? Validity and action research 120 Canam C.j. see Espezel H.J.E. Farrell M. Management of childhood Hopkinson J.B. Caring for dying people Carlsson M. see Kristofferzon M.-L. constipation: parents'experiences 479 in hospital 525 Carr D. see Gillies D. Fleming V. Hysterectomy: a case study of Howells S. see Davies B.R. Carroll A. see Hancock K. one woman’s experience 575 Hughes R. see Aspinal F. Casey A. see Gibson E. Fletcher M. see Gibson F. Hughes R. see Dunckley M. Chang E. see Hancock K. Freeman FL see McCaffrey R. Hundley V. see Robbins H. Chen M.Y. see Lin L.C. Frich L.iM.H. Nursing interventions for Chen S.H. see Lin L.C. patients with chronic conditions 137 lliffe S. see Manthorpe J. Chenoweth L. see Hancock K. Frost J. see Gillies D. Ingleton C. see Seymour J. Chien W.T. Educational needs of families caring for Chinese patients with schi¬ Ganemo A. Quality of life in adults with Jenkins M. see Davies B.R. zophrenia 490 congenital ichthyosis 412 Jensen S. see Grinstead L.N. Chiovitti R.F. Rigour and grounded George A. see O’Baugh J. Jeon Y.-H. see Hancock K. theory research 427 Gibson F. Classifying general and specia¬ Jordan S. Introducing a nutrition Cho Y.S. see Lee H. list children’s nursing competen¬ screening tool: an exploratory study Clarke M. see Hancock K. cies 591 in a district general hospital 12 © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Ltd 657 Author index Josten E.j.C. The effects of extended McCaffrey R. Effect of music on chronic Schmidt L.A. Patients’ perceptions of workdays on fatigue, health, perfor¬ osteoarthritis pain in older people nursing care in the hospital setting 393 mance and satisfaction in nursing 517 Seymour J. Specialist palliative care: 643 McCandless F. Sexual health and women patients’ experiences 24 with bipolar disorder 42 Shields L. Nursing and health care in McGillis Hall L. Nursing staff mix Indonesia 209 Kenny A. Educating for rural nursing models and outcomes 217 Simons J. How the health visitor can help practice 613 McHugh G. see Pateman B. when problems between parents add to Kim H.-S. Adherence to diabetes control McKenna H. Training needs of postnatal stress 400 recommendations: impact of nurse midwifery assistants 308 Sjoden P.-O. see Ganemo A. telephone calls 256 McVicar A. Workplace stress in nursing: Sladcn C. see McCandless F. Kim K.B. see Sok S.R. a literature review 633 Smith M. see McKenna H. Kristofferzon M.-L. Myocardial infarc¬ Meehan T.C. Careful nursing: a model Snow D. see Jordan S. tion: gender differences in coping and for contemporary nursing practice 99 Sok S.R. Effects of acupuncture therapy social support 360 Metcalfe A. Postregistration genetics edu¬ on insomnia 375 Kvaal K. Anxiety and well-being in older cation provision for nurses, midwives Song R. see Lee H. people after discharge from hospital and health visitors in the UK 350 Sullivan T. Management of chronic 271 Morison L. see Simons J. illness: voices of rural women 566 Laake K. see Kvaal K. Ng-A-Tham J.E.E. see Josten E.J.C. van Teijlingen E. A response to the Lai C.K.Y. Wandering behaviour in Norman 1. see Chien W.T. Editor’s note: ‘Introduction to guide¬ people w'ith dementia 173 lines on reporting qualitative research’ Lai P. see Tiwari A. O’Brien 1. see Gillies D. by Christine Webb 436 Leather P. see Beech B. O’Baugh J. ‘Being positive’: perceptions Thierry H. sec Josten E.J.C. Leder S. see Grinstead L.N. of patients with cancer and their Thompson C. see Dowding D. Lee G.Z. see Lee H. nurses 262 Titchen A. see Edwards C. Lee H. A comprehensive model for Oh J.-A. see Kim H.-S. Tiwari A. Critical thinking disposition of predicting burnout in Korean O’Riordan E. see Gillies D. Hong Kong Chinese and Australian nurses 534 Osman L.M. see Robbins H. nursing students 298 Lin H.-R. Psycho-spiritual well-being in patients with advanced cancer: an Papanikolaou P. Pressure ulcer risk Vahlquist A. see Ganemo A. integrative review of the literature 69 assessment: application of logistic Lin L.C. Efficacy of swallowing training analysis 128 Wang S.C. see Lin L.C. for residents following stroke 469 Pateman B. Continuing care after cancer Wang T.G. see Lin L.C. Lindberg M. see Ganemo A. treatment 192 Waterman H.A. see Hope K.W. Lindholm C. see Ganemo A. Payne S. see Seymour J. Weinert C. see Sullivan T. Ltifmark R. see Kristofferzon M.-L. Payne S., Seymour J. & Ingleton C. see Wilkes L.M. sec O’Baugh J. Low L.-F. see Brodaty H. Draper J. & Draper P. Williams A. see Jordan S. Luke S. see O’Baugh J. Peak M. see Farrell M. Williamson G.R. iMisrepresenting Luker K.A. see Hopkinson J.B. Peckover S. Health visitors’ understand¬ random sampling? A systematic review Luker K.A. see Pateman B. ings of domestic violence 200 of research papers in the JournctI of Lycett E.J. see Papanikolaou P. Piran N. sec Chiovitti R.F. Advanced Nursing 278 Lyne P.A. see Papanikolaou P. Wilson K. see Pateman B. Redley B. Accompanying critically ill rela¬ Woods P. Effectiveness of nursing inter¬ .Mannion J. see Simons J. tives in emergency departments 88 ventions in people with personality .Manthorpe J. Early recognition of Reynolds J. sec Simons J. disorders 154 dementia by nurses 183 Richards D. see Woods P. Wu S.C. sec Lin L.C. Markle-Reid .M. Conceptualizations of Robbins H. Minor illness education for frailty in relation to older adults 58 parents of young children 238 658 © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Journal of Advanced Nursing, 44(6), 657-658 Keyword index to Volume 44 accuracy 81 clinical tools 420 emergency nurse practitioner 81 action research 120, 339 collaboration 34 empathy 534 acupuncture 375 collaborative working 248 empow’erment 318, 534 acutely-ill 507 community mental health nurse 248 epidermolytic hyperkeratosis 412 adherence 256 community nursing 192 ethnicity 420 aggression 603 competencies 591 evaluation 24, 558, 603 agitated behaviour 173 complementary/alternative therapy experience 525 Alzheimer’s disease 173, 183 375 extended shifts 643 anxiety 271 computer intervention 566 family caregivers 490 attitude to death 69 conceptual model 58, 99 family needs 88 attitudes 262 constipation 479 family/carer 507 Australian 298 consultations 238 fatigue 643 awareness 69 contamination 623 focus group research 289 coping 318 behavioural disturbance 583 coping strategies 360 fourth generation evaluation 558 biological sciences 339 counselling 248 frail 58 biosciences 339 critical illness 88 gender differences 360 bipolar disorder 42 critical thinking 298 generalist 591 Brier index 128 cultural variation 298 genetics 350 burnout 534 culture 420 glycosylated haemoglobin 256 curriculum 339 grandparent 318 California Critical Thinking Disposi¬ grounded theory 393, 427 tion Inventory 298 death 525 cancer 69, 192, 262 dementia 173, 183 health 318, 643 careful nursing 99 dementia care 583 health professionals 479 caregiver 318 developing country 209 health services 209 case study 575 district nurses 192 health status indicators 461 central venous catheter 623 domestic violence 200 health visiting 200, 238 cerebrovascular accident 461 doubts 575 health visitor 248, 400 childhood 238 dressing 623 hip fracture 385 childhood cancer 499 dying 525 Hong Kong 490 children 34, 479 dysphagia 469 hope 262 children’s nursing 591 hospital care 34 Chinese 298, 490 early dementia 183 hospital discharge 192 chronic condition 137 Edinburgh Postnatal Depression Scale hospitalization 393 chronic disease 137, 271 248 hospitalized older people 507 chronic illness management 566 education 238, 339, 613 hospitals 613 chronic pain 517 education and clinical practice 289 human genome 350 classification 591 education needs 490 humanitarian aid 209 clinical 58 educational qualifications 137 hypomania 42 clinical decision-making 49 effectiveness 154, 217 hysterectomy 575 clinical effectiveness 128 elders 517 clinical guidelines 12 elopement 173 ichthyosis 412 clinical judgement 49 emergency department 88 importance and satisfaction 507 © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Ltd 659 Keyword index impulsivity 42 nursing intervention 154 quality of life 412 Indonesia 209 nursing needs 507 quantitative research 278 infection 623 nursing practice 420 questionnaire 308 insomnia 375 nursing research 278, 427 internet 289 nursing role 34 race 420 Irish nursing 99 nursing students 298 radiographic interpretation 81 nutrition 469 randomization tests 278 Java 209 nutrition screening tools 12 randomized control trial 517 job satisfaction 217 recruitment 613 job stress 534 old age psychiatry 271 recruitment and retention 633 older patients 271 referral boundaries 12 Korea(n) 499, 534 older people 58, 137, 183 Registered Nurses 217, 289 online resource 339 relationship breakdown 400 learning support 339 organizational change 633 reliability 427 literature review 58, 360 osteoarthritis 517 religion 69 long-term care 137 outcome 137 research 58 long-term care residents 469 outcome evaluation 12 research methodology 88 research methods 120, 450 pain 575 mental health 248 retention 613 palliative care 24 mental health care 42 risk assessment scales 128 parent-nurse interactions 34 meta-analysis 623 ROC analysis 128 parents 238, 479 methodology 427 role ambiguity 217 patient evaluation 450 midwife 308 role conflict 217 patient experience 385 midwifery 308, 350, 575 rural 566 patient satisfaction 393, 450 midwifery assistant 308 rural nursing 613 patients 262 minor illness 238 patients’ experiences 24 models 58 satisfaction 583, 643 performance 643 mothers 499 schizophrenia 490 personality disorders 154 multivariate analysis 128 Schutz 450 phenomenological sociology 450 music 517 screening 248 phenomenology 385, 525 myocardial infarction 360 seamless care 192 P-Ll-SS-IT 42 secondary analysis 24 policy 58 National Vocational Qualifications senior house officer 81 positive 262 308 sexual health promotion 42 postnatal depression 248, 400 negative 262 Short Form 36 461 postregistration education 350 New Zealand 558 skill mix 308 pragmatism 120 non-midwifery duties 308 skin disease 412 pressure ulcers 128 Nottingham Health Profile 412 social support 69, 318, 360 prevention 603 nurse education 350 specialist 591 primary care 248, 271, 400 nurse(s) 88, 183, 256, 262, 525, 534, spiritual 99 primary health care 238 583, 603 spirituality 69 primary-secondary interface 192 nurse-managed clinics 558 staff mix 217 professional knowledge 200 nurses 88, 256, 262, 583 State-Trait Anxiety Inventory 271 psychology 69 nursing 12, 42, 49, 58, 69, 81, 120, statistics 278 psychometrics 461 137, 173, 209, 271, 289, 339, 360, strain 583 psychosocial adjustment 499 385, 393, 450, 461, 479, 490, 499, stress 318 P-values 278 517, 566, 575, 613, 623, 643 stress management 633 nursing curriculum 350 qualitative analysis 24 stroke 461 nursing history 99 qualitative research 427, 450, 479 student 603 nursing home staff 583 quality 217 student confidence 339 660 © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Vxd, journal of Advanced Nursing, 44(6), 659-661 Keyword index swallowing function 469 timed-test of swallowing 469 Waterlow scale 128 swallowing training 469 training 308, 603 web-based learning 289 systematic review 88, 154, 278, 375, translation 420 well-being 271 623 trauma 81 women 200, 248, 566 type 2 diabetes 256 workplace learning 289 telephone calls 256 workplace stress 633 telephone interviews 350 validity 120, 427 terminally ill 69 violence 603 theoretical 58 wandering 173 theory development 427 © 2003 Blackwell Publishing Ltd, Journal of Advanced Nursing, 44(6), 659-661 661