Journal of ET Nursing 1992: Vol 19 Index

7 Pages·1992·1.6 MB·English

Index to volume 19
AUTHOR INDEX
A Hover AE, Krouskop TA. Pressure relief characteristics of a
Agency for Health Care Policy and Research. Pressure ulcers new foam overlay: a preliminary performance evaluation.
1992;19:42-7
in adults: prediction and prevention. 1992;19:176-80 (Spe-
cial info.) J
——. Urinary incontinence in adults: quick reference guide
Jagelman DG Toxic colitis: diagnosis and management.
for clinicians. 1992;19:216-24 (Special info.)
1992;19:204-6
B
K
Blaylock B. Air support therapy: ethical considerations.
Kaplan SA. Oxybutynin dosage questioned. 1992;19:190
1992;19:171-3
(Letter reply)
Brogdon KE (see Salvadalena et al). 1992;19:160-5
Kayne AL (see Ng et al). 1992;19:85-90
Brubacher LL (see Ng et al). 1992;19:85-90
Kemp M (see Fournier et al). 1992;19:155-9
Bryant R. An introduction to Acute and Chronic Wound Care:
Kerschbaum B, Murray M. Results of therapeutic bed mon-
Nursing Management. 1992;19:38-9 (Editorial)
itoring: justification of ET nursing. 1992;19:95-7
——. Wound care: Everybody’s doing it, but is that enough?
Klein EA. Options in the surgical treatment of bladder cancer.
1992;19:151-2 (Editorial)
1992;19:122-5
c Kozarek RA (see Ng et al). 1992;19:85-90
Krouskop TA (see Hover and Krouskop). 1992;19:42-7
Clemes-Lowrance C (see Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
Cullen BB, Smith DB. Options in practice. 1992;19:174-5 L
D Lewis JH. Treatment options for men with sexual dysfunction.
1992;19:131-42 (Keeping current)
Dailey C. ‘‘Purple’’ ulcers. 1992;19:106 (Letter)
Davies A. Children with ostomies: parents helping parents. Lyder CH, Clemes-Lowrance C, Davis A, Sullivan L, Zucker
A. Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal der-
1992;19:207-12
matitis in the elderly. 1992;19:12-6
Davis A (see Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
F M
Faller NA. Bowel and bladder management in a child. Maklebust J, Sieggreen M. A_ note of appreciation.
1992:19:106 (Letter)
1992;19:36 (Letter)
——. More on bowel and bladder management in a child. Martin L (see McCaffery et al). 1992;19:114-21
McCaffery M, Martin L, Ferrell BR. Analgesic administration
1992;19:190 {Letter)
via rectum or stoma. 1992;19:114-21
——. Oxybutynin dosage questioned. 1992;19:190 (Letter)
Farley K (see Fournier et al). 1992;19:155-9 McCubbin L. ETs know foam. 1992;19:234 (Letter)
McGarity WC. Salute to ET nurses. 1992;19:40-1 (Guest
Fazio VW, Tjandra JJ. Prevention and management of ile-
editorial)
ostomy complications. 1992;19:48-53
McMypn R (see Fournier et al). 1992;19:155-9
Ferrell BR (see McCaffery et al). 1992;19:114-21
Murray M (see Kerschbaum and Murray). 1992;19:95-7
Fournier L, Kemp M, Farley K, McMyn R, Paulford N. A
Murray S (see Thompson and Murray). 1992;19:213-5
research-based risk assessment tool as the cornerstone of
a pressure ulcer prevention program. 1992;19:155-9 N
G Ng CS, Wolfsen HC, Kozarek RA, Brubacher LL, Kayne
AL. Chronic parastomal ulcers: spectrum of dermatoses.
Gray M. Genitourinary disordes. 1992;19:225-8 (Special
1992;19:85-90
info)
Niecestro RM (see Wheeler et al). 1992;19:59-65 (Keeping
H current)
Hampton B. Done at last! 1992;19:153-4 (Guest editorial) P
Heitkemper M. Research and the ET nurse. 1992;19:82-3
Paulford N (see Fournier et al). 1992;19:155-9
(Guest editorial)
Pieper B. Persons who have stomas: violent injury versus
disease. 1992;19:7-11
——. A study of persons undergoing outpatient gastrointes-
tinal radiography. 1992;19:54-8
January/February, pp. 1-36; March/April, pp. 37-78; May/June,
pp. 79-106; July/August, pp. 107-148; September/October, pp. Price A. Training programs for retail personnel. 1992;19:148
149-190; November/December, pp. 191-242. (Letter)
Journal of
238 Author index ET NURSING
Vv
Ramer L. Self-image changes with time in the cancer patient Volker DL. Infection in the cancer patient with an ostomy.
with a colostomy after operation. 1992;19:195-203 1992;19:17-23
Ww
Salter MJ. Aspects of sexuality for patients with stomas and
Walsh BA. Urostomy and urinary pH. 1992;19:110-3
continent pouches. 1992;19:126-30
Walter JS (see Wheeler et al). 1992;19:59-65 (Keeping cur-
Salvadalena GD, Snyder ML, Brogdon KE. Clinical trial of
rent)
the Braden Scale on an acute care medical unit.
Ward SS. Quality monitoring for maintenance of skin in-
1992;19:160-5
tegrity. 1992;19:91-4
Scalzo AJ (see Wheeler et al). 1992;19:59-65 (Keeping cur-
Welch R. Inaccurate advertising: a vendor’s point of view.
rent)
1992;19:78 (Letter)
Sieggreen M (see Maklebust and Sieggreen). 1992;19:106
Wheeler JS Jr, Walter JS, Niecestro RM, Scalzo AJ. Behav-
(Letter)
ioral therapy for urinary incontinence. 1992;19:59-65
Smith DB. Advance directive. 1992;19:109 (Editorial)
(Keeping current)
——. ‘‘ET”’ and the elderly. 1992;19:5-6 (Editorial)
Wolfsen HC (see Ng et al). 1992;19:85-90
——. Ostomy care. 1992;19:181-3 (Special info.)
Wright K. Change. 1992;19:79-80 (Pres. message)
——. Thanks to JOURNAL reviewers. 1992;19:193-4 (Edito-
——. Continuous quality improvement. 1992;19:191-2 (Pres
rial)
message)
——. What is the purpose? 1992;19:81 (Editorial)
——. Health care reform: Do we need it: Do we need it now?
——. Wound management. 1992;19:66-9 (Special info.)
1992;19:107-8 (Pres. message)
—— (see Cullen and Smith). 1992;19:174-5
——. A marketing plan for the nineties. 1992;19:1-4 (Pres.
Smith K. Bowel and bladder management in a child.
message)
1992;19:36 (Letter reply)
——. The paradigms of wound care. 1992;19:149-50 (Pres.
Snyder ML (see Salvadalena et al). 1992;19:160-5
message)
Soltis MB (see Trout and Soltis). 1992;19:24-7 (Case notes)
——. Training programs for retail personnel. 1992;19:148
Sullivan L (see Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
(Letter reply)
T ——. Where is the nurse? 1992;19:37 (Pres. message)
Wysocki AB. Fibronectin in acute and chronic wounds.
Thompson R, Murray S. Pressure ulcers: developing a pro-
1992;19:166-70
gram of care. 1992;19:213-5
Tjandra JJ (see Fazio and Tjandra). 1992;19:48-53
z
Trout RJ, Soltis MB. Collaborative atmosphere: rectal pouch-
ing in the burn center. 1992;19:24-7 (Case notes) Zucker A (see Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
SUBJECT INDEX
A Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal dermatitis
in the elderly (Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
Acute and Chronic Wound Care: Nursing Management
Agency for Health Care Policy and Research
An introduction to Acute and Chronic Wound Care: Nurs-
Pressure ulcers in adults: prediction and prevention
ing Management (Bryant). 1992;19:38-9 (Editorial)
(Agency for Health Care Policy and Research).
Acute and Chronic Wounds: Nursing Management
1992;19:176-80 (Special info.)
Wound management (Smith). 1992;19:66-9 (Special
Urinary incontinence in adults: quick reference guide for
info.)
clinicians (Agency). 1992;19:216-24 (Special info.)
Administration, rectal
Air
Analgesic administration via rectum or stoma (McCaffery
Air support therapy: ethical considerations (Blaylock).
et al). 1992;19:114-21
1992;19:171-3
Advertising
Analgesia
Inaccurate advertising: a vendor’s point of view (Welch).
Analgesic administration via rectum or stoma (McCaffery
1992;19:78 (Letter)
et al). 1992;19:114-21
Aged
Awards and prizes
Behavioral therapy for urinary incontinence (Wheeler et
ET Foundation Manuscript Award winner. 1992;19:84
al). 1992;19:59-65 (Keeping current)
**ET”’ and the elderly (Smith). 1992;19:5-6 (Editorial)
January/February, pp. 1-36; March/April, pp. 37-78; May/June, Barium
pp. 79-106; July/August, pp. 107-148; September/October, pp. A study of persons undergoing outpatient gastrointestinal
149-190; November/ December, pp. 191-242. radiography (Pieper). 1992;19:54-8
Volume 19 Number 6
November/December 1992 Subject index 239
Beds Colostomy
Pressure relief characteristics of a new foam overlay: a Options in practice (Cullen and Smith). 1992;19:174-5
preliminary performance evaluation (Hover and Krous- Persons who have stomas: violent injury versus disease
kop). 1992;19:42-7 (Pieper). 1992;19:7-11
Results of therapeutic bed monitoring: justification Self-image changes with time in the cancer patient with a
of ET nursing (Kerschbaum and Murray). 1992;19: colostomy after operation (Ramer). 1992;19:195-203
95-7 Conference
Behavior therapy What is the purpose? (Smith). 1992;19:81 (Editorial)
Behavioral therapy for urinary incontinence (Wheeler et Continuous quality improvement
al). 1992;19:59-65 (Keeping current) Continuous quality improvement (Wright). 1992;19:191-2
Bladder management (Pres. message)
Bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller) (Letter); Cost-benefit analysis
(Smith) (Reply). 1992;19:36 Quality monitoring for maintenance of skin integrity
More on bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller). (Ward). 1992;19:91-4
1992;19:190 (Letter) Results of therapeutic bed monitoring: justification of ET
Bladder neoplasms nursing (Kerschbaum and Murray). 1992;19:95-7
Options in the surgical treatment of bladder cancer (Klein). Current literature
1992;19:122-5 Current literature. 1992;19:28-31, 70-4, 98-101, 143-5,
Body image 184-7, 229-31
Aspects of sexuality for patients with stomas and continent
pouches (Salter). 1992;19:126-30 D
Self-image changes with time in the cancer patient with a
Decubitus ulcer; see also Ulcer
colostomy after operation (Ramer). 1992;19:195-
Air support therapy: ethical considerations (Blaylock).
203
1992;19:171-3
Book reviews
Clinical trial of the Braden Scale on an acute care medical
A note of appreciation (Maklebust and Sieggreen).
unit (Salvadalena et al). 1992;19:160-5
1992;19:106 (Letter)
A note of appreciation (Maklebust and Sieggreen).
In review. 1992;19:32-5, 75-7, 102-5, 146-7, 188-9,
1992;19:106 (Letter)
232-3
Pressure relief characteristics of a new foam overlay: a
Bowel management
preliminary performance evaluation (Hover and Krous-
Bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller) (Letter);
kop). 1992;19:42-7
(Smith) (Reply). 1992;19:36
Pressure ulcers: developing a program of care (Thompson
More on bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller).
and Murray). 1992;19:213-5
1992;19:190 (Letter)
Pressure ulcers in adults: prediction and preventions
Braden Scale
(Agency for Health Care Policy and Research).
Clinical trial of the Braden Scale on an acute care medical
1992;19:176-80 (Special info.)
unit (Salvadalena et al). 1992;19:160-5
‘*Purple’’ ulcers (Dailey). 1992;19:106 (Letter)
Burn units
A research-based risk assessment tool as the cornerstone
Collaborative atmosphere: rectal pouching in the burn cen-
of a pressure ulcer prevention program (Fournier et al).
ter (Trout and Soltis). 1992;19:24-7 (Case notes)
1992;19:155-9
Cc Resuits of therapeutic bed monitoring: justification of ET
nursing (Kerschbaum and Murray). 1992;19:95-7
Cancer; see Neoplasms -
Delivery of health care
Change
Change (Wright). 1992;19:79-80 (Pres. message)
Change (Wright). 1992;19:79-80 (Pres. message)
Dermatitis
Chemotherapy; see Drug therapy
Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal dermatitis
Child
in the elderly (Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
Bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller) (Letter);
Dermatoses; see Skin diseases
(Smith) (Reply). 1992;19:36
Drug therapy
Children with ostomies: parents helping parents (Davies).
Options in the surgical treatment of bladder cancer (Klein).
1992;19:207-12
1992;19:122-5
More on bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller).
Dudas, Susan
1992:19:190 (Letter)
ET Foundation Manuscript Award winner. 1992;19:84
Colectomy
Toxic colitis: diagnosis and management (Jagelman).
E
1992;19:204-6
Colitis Education
Toxic colitis: diagnosis and management (Jagelman). An introduction to Acute and Chronic Wound Care: Nurs-
1992;19:204-6 ing Management (Bryant). 1992;19:38-9 (Editorial)
Journal of
240 Subject index ET NURSING
Education—cont’d
Training programs for retail personnel (Price) (Letter); Ileostomy
(Wright) (Reply). 1992;19:148
Prevention and management of ileostomy complications
Elderly; see Aged (Fazio and Tjandra). 1992;19:48-53
The Enterostomal Therapy Nurse Education Core Cur- Toxic colitis: diagnosis and management (Jagelman).
riculum, Ostomies and Continent Diversion 1992;19:204-6
Done at last! (Hampton). 1992;19:153-4 (Guest editorial) Impotence
Ostomy care (Smith). 1992;19:181-3 (Special info.)
Treatment options for men with sexual dysfunction
Wound management (Smith). 1992;19:66-9 (Special
(Lewis). 1992;19:131-42 (Keeping current)
info.) Infection
Equipment and supplies Collaborative atmosphere: rectal pouching in the burn cen-
Inaccurate advertising: a vendor’s point of view (Welch).
ter (Trout and Soltis). 1992;19:24-7 (Case notes)
1992;19:78 (Letter) Infection in the cancer patient with an ostomy (Volker).
Pressure relief characteristics of a new foam overlay: a
1992;19:17-23
preliminary performance evaluation (Hover and Krous-
International Association for Enterostomal Therapy
kop). 1992;19:42-7
A marketing plan for the nineties (Wright). 1992;19:1-4
Results of therapeutic bed monitoring: justification of ET
(Pres. message)
nursing (Kerschbaum and Murray). 1992;19:95-7
Research and the ET nurse (Heitkemper). 1992;19:82-3
Training programs for retail personnel (Price) (Letter);
(Guest editorial)
(Wright) (Reply). 1992;19:148
What is the purpose? (Smith). 1992;19:81 (Editorial)
Erectile dysfunction; see Impotence
ET
“*ET”’ and the elderly (Smith). 1992;19:5-6 (Editorial)
ET Foundation Manuscript Award Legislation
ET Foundation Manuscript Award winner. 1992;19:84 Advance directive (Smith). 1992;19:109 (Editorial)
Ethics Health care reform: Do we need it: Do we need it now?
Air support therapy: ethical considerations (Blaylock). (Wright). 1992;19:107-8 (Pres. message)
1992;19:171-3 Letters to the editor
Bowel and bladder management in a child ( Faller) (Letter);
(Smith) (Reply). 1992;19:36
ETs know foam (McCubbin). 1992;19:234 (Letter)
Inaccurate advertising: a vendor’s point of view (Welch).
Fecal incontinence
1992;19:78 (Letter)
Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal dermatitis
A note of appreciation (Maklebust and Sieggreen).
in the elderly (Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
1992;19:106 (Letter)
Fibronectins
Oxybutynin dosage questioned (Faller) (Letter); (Kaplan)
Fibronectin in acute and chronic wounds (Wysocki).
(Reply). 1992;19:190
1992;19:166-70
Training programs for retail personnel (Price) (Letter);
Foam
(Wright) (Reply). 1992;19:148
ETs know foam (McCubbin). 1992;19:234 (Letter)
Life support care
Pressure relief characteristics of a new foam overlay: a
Advance directive (Smith). 1992;19:109 (Editorial)
preliminary performance evaluation (Hover and Krous-
Literature
kop). 1992;19:42-7
Current literature. 1992;19:28-31, 70-4, 98-101, 143-5,
184-7, 229-31
Living wills
G Advance directive (Smith). 1992;19:109 (Editorial)
Gastrointestinal diseases Loop colostomy; see Colostomy
A study of persons undergoing outpatient gastrointestinal
radiography (Pieper). 1992;19:54-8
Genitourinary Disorders
Genitourinary disorders (Gray). 1992;19:225-8 (Special Manuscript reviewers
info.) Thanks to JOURNAL reviewers (Smith). 1992;19:193-4
(Editorial)
Manuscripts, medical
ET Foundation Manuscript Award winner. 1992;19:84
H
Marketing of health services
Health care reform; see Legislation ETs know foam (McCubbin). 1992;19:234 (Letter)
Hydrogen-ion concentration Inaccurate advertising: a vendor’s point of view (Welch).
Urostomy and urinary pH (Walsh). 1992;19:110-3 1992;19:78 (Letter)
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November/December 1992 Subject index 241
A marketing plan for the nineties (Wright). 1992;19:1-4 Treatment options for men with sexual dysfunction
(Pres. message) (Lewis). 1992;19:131-42 (Keeping current)
Training programs for retail personnel (Price) {Letter); Urostomy and urinary pH (Walsh). 1992;19:110-3
(Wright) (Reply). 1992;19:148 Outpatients
Mattress; see Beds A study of persons undergoing outpatient gastrointestinal
Medicaid radiography (Pieper). 1992;19:54-8
Health care reform: Do we need it: Do we need it now? Overlay; see xcquipment and supplies
(Wright). 1992;19:107-8 (Pres. message) Oxybutynin
Medicare Oxybutynin dosage questioned (Failer) (Letter); (Kaplan)
Health care reform: Do we need it: Do we need it now? (Reply). 1992;19:190
(Wright). 1992;19:107-8 (Pres. message)
Men
Pp
Treatment options for men with sexual dysfunction
(Lewis). 1992;19:131-42 (Keeping current) Parastomal ulcer; see Ulcer
Multiple sclerosis Parents
Oxybutynin dosage questioned (Faller) (Letter); (Kaplan) Children with ostomies: parents helping parents (Davies).
(Reply). 1992;19:190 1992;19:207-12
Patient advocacy
Where is the nurse? (Wright). 1992;19:37 (Pres. mes-
sage)
Neoplasms
Patient care planning
Infection in the cancer patient with an ostomy (Volker).
‘**ET”’ and the elderly (Smith). 1992;19:5-6 (Editorial)
1992;19:17-23
What is the purpose? (Smith). 1992;19:81 (Editorial)
Self-image changes with time in the cancer patient with a
Patient education
colostomy after operation (Ramer). 1992;19:195-203
What is the purpose? (Smith). 1992;19:81 (Editorial)
Nurse-patient relations
Penile erection
‘*ET”’ and the elderly (Smith). 1992;19:5-6 (Editorial)
Treatment options for men with sexual dysfunction
Nursing care
(Lewis). 1992;19:131-42 (Keeping current)
A marketing plan for the nineties (Wright). 1992;19:1-4
Perineum
(Pres. message)
Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal dermatitis
Salute to ET nurses (McGarity). 1992;19:40-1 (Guest
in the elderly (Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
editorial)
pH; see Hydrogen-ion concentration
Where is the nurse? (Wright). 1992;19:37 (Pres. mes-
Postoperative complications
sage)
Prevention and management of ileostomy complications
Nursing research
(Fazio and Tjandra). 1992;19:48-53
Research and the ET nurse (Heitkemper). 1992;19:82-3
Pouches
(Guest editorial)
Aspects of sexuality for patients with stomas and continent
pouches (Salter). 1992;19:126-30
oO
Collaborative atmosphere: rectal pouching in the burn cen-
Organization innovation ter (Trout and Soltis). 1992;19:24-7 (Case notes)
Change (Wright). 1992;19:79-80 (Pres. message) Pressure
Ostomies and Continent Diversions: Nursing Management Pressure relief characteristics of a new foam overlay: a
Done at last! (Hampton). 1992;19:153-4 (Guest editorial) preliminary performance evaluation (Hover and Krous-
Ostomy care (Smith). 1992;19:181-3 (Special info.) kop). 1992;19:42-7
Ostomy Pressure ulcer; see Decubitus ulcer
Aspects of sexuality for patients with stomas and continent Publications
pouches (Salter). 1992;19:126-30 Done at last! (Hampton). 1992;19:153-4 (Guest editorial)
Children with ostomies: parents helping parents (Davies). **Purple’’ ulcer; see Ulcer
1992;19:207-12 Pyoderma
Chronic parastomal ulcers: spectrum of dermatoses (Ng et Chronic parastomal ulcers: spectrum of dermatoses (Ng et
al). 1992;19:85-90 al). 1992;19:85-90
Done at last! (Hampton). 1992;19:153-4 (Guest editorial)
Infection in the cancer patient with an ostomy (Volker).
Q
1992;19:17-23
Ostomy care (Smith). 1992;19:181-3 (Special info.) Quality of health care
Persons who have stomas: violent injury versus disease Continuous quality improvement (Wright). 1992;19:191-2
(Pieper). 1992;19:7-11 (Pres. message)
Salute to ET nurses (McGarity). 1992;19:40-1 (Guest Quality monitoring for maintenance of skin integrity
editorial) (Ward). 1992;19:91-4
Journal of
242 Subject index ET NURSING
Prevention and management of ileostomy complications
(Fazio and Tjandra). 1992;19:48-53
Radiography
A study of persons undergoing outpatient gastrointestinal
-
radiography (Pieper). 1992;19:54-8
Radiotherapy Toxic colitis; see Colitis
Options in the surgical treatment of bladder cancer (Klein). Training programs; see Education
1992;19:122-5 Transverse colostomy; see Colostomy
Rectum
Analgesic administration via rectum or stoma (McCaffery
U
et al). 1992;19:114-21
Collaborative atmosphere: rectal pouching in the burn cen- Ulcer; see also Decubitus ulcer
ter (Trout and Soltis). 1992;19:24-7 (Case notes) Chronic parastomal ulcers: spectrum of dermatoses (Ng et
Research al). 1992;19:85-90
Research and the ET nurse (Heitkemper). 1992;19:82-3 **Purple’’ ulcers (Dailey). 1992;19:106 (Letter)
(Guest editorial) Urinary incontinence
A research-based risk assessment tool as the cornerstone Behavioral therapy for urinary incontinence (Wheeler et
of a pressure ulcer prevention program (Fournier et al). al). 1992;19:59-65 (Keeping current)
1992;19:155-9 Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal dermatitis
Retail personnel; see Marketing of health services in the elderly (Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6
Reviewers Urinary incontinence in adults: quick reference guide for
Thanks to JouRNAL reviewers (Smith). 1992;19:193-4 (Ed- clinicians (Agency). 1992;19:216-24 (Special info.)
itorial) Urinary Incontinence in Adults: Quick Reference Guide for
Right to die Clinicians
Advance directive (Smith). 1992;19:109 (Editorial) Urinary incontinence in adults: quick reference guide
Risk for clinicians (Agency). 1992;19:216-24 (Special
Clinical trial of the Braden Scale on an acute care medical info.)
unit (Salvadalena et al). 1992;19:160-5 Urine
A research-based risk assessment tool as the cornerstone Urostomy and urinary pH (Walsh). 1992;19:110-3
of a pressure ulcer prevention program (Fournier et al). Urogenital diseases
1992;19:155-9 Genitourinary disorders (Gray). 1992;19:225-8 (Special
info.)
Urostomy
Self concept Urostomy and urinary pH (Walsh). 1992;19:110-3
Aspects of sexuality for patients with stomas and continent
pouches (Salter). 1992;19:126-30 V
Self-image changes with time in the cancer patient with a
Vendors; see Marketing of health services
colostomy after operation (Ramer). 1992;19:195-203
Violence
Sex behavior
Persons who have stomas: violent injury versus disease
Aspects of sexuality for patients with stomas and continent
(Pieper). 1992;19:7-11
pouches (Salter). 1992;19:126-30
Treatment options for men with sexual dysfunction
WwW
(Lewis). 1992;19:131-42 (Keeping current)
Skin Wound healing
Quality monitoring for maintenance of skin integrity Fibronectin in acute and chronic wounds (Wysocki).
(Ward). 1992;19:91-4 1992;19:166-70
Skin care An introduction to Acute and Chronic Wound Care: Nurs-
Structured skin care regimen to prevent perineal dermatitis ing Management (Bryant). 1992;19:38-9 (Editorial)
in the elderly (Lyder et al). 1992;19:12-6 The paradigms of wound care (Wright). 1992;19:149-50
Skin diseases (Pres. message)
Chronic parastomal ulcers: spectrum of dermatoses (Ng et Pressure ulcers: developing a program of care (Thompson
al). 1992;19:85-90 and Murray). 1992;19:213-5
Specialities Wound care: Everybody’s doing it, but is that enough?
Wound care: Everybody’s doing it, but is that enough? (Bryant). 1992;19:151-2 (Editorial)
(Bryant). 1992;19:151-2 (Editorial) Wound management (Smith). 1992;19:66-9 (Special
Stoma; see Ostomy info.)
Surgery, methods Wounds and injuries
Options in the surgical treatment of bladder cancer (Klein). Persons who have stomas: violent injury versus disease
1992;19:122-5 (Pieper). 1992;19:7-11