Journal of Neurosurgical Nursing 1999: Vol 31 Index

7 Pages·1999·2 MB·English

Journal of Neuroscience Nursing 1999 Index of Articles’
Volume 31, Number 1-6 © Indexed by Subject and Author
Subject Index
ACIDOSIS—CHEMICALLY INDUCED—IN seizure management (Winkelman C) brain injury survivors (Zeigler EA)
INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD (tables/charts) 1999 Feb; 31(1): 50-3 (9 ref) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 106-9 (13 ref)
The implementation and maintenance
ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS BRAIN NEOPLASMS
of the Ketogenic Diet in children
Antihypertensive treatment for the A case report: maxillotomy for removal
(Casey JC et al) (tables/charts) 1999
neurological patient: a nursing chal- of a clival chordoma (Lowery RD)
Oct; 31(5): 294-302 (2 ref)
lenge (Kajs-Wyllie M) (case study, (case study, diagnostic images) 1999
ADAPTATION, PSYCHOLOGICAL tables/charts) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 142-51 Oct: 3105): 303-8 (8 ref)
Emotional distress in critically-injured (11 ref)
BRAIN NEOPLASMS—SURGERY
patients three months after a potential-
BRAIN DISEASES—DIAGNOSIS—IN INFANCY A case report: maxillotomy for remoy
ly life-threatening accident (Grossman
AND CHILDHOOD of a clival chordoma (Lowery RD)
M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999
Jun; 31(3): 159-73 (53 ref) Cerebral hydatid cysts in children (case study, diagnostic images) 199
(Kocaman §eS t al) (care plan, diagnos- Oct: 3165): 303-8 (8 ref)
ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES tic images, nursing diagnoses, nursing
BRAIN SURGERY—METHODS
Corticosteroids and traumatic brain interventions, statistics, tables/charts)
A case report: maxillotomy for
injury: status at the end of the decade 1999 Oct: 31(5): 270-7 (45 ref)
of a clival chordoma (Lowery
of the brain (Segatore M) (review,
BRAIN DISEASES—ETIOLOGY—IN INFANCY (case study, diagnostic images
tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 239-50
AND CHILDHOOD Oct; 31(5): 303-8 (8 ref)
(75 ref)
Cerebral hydatid cysts in children
BRAIN TUMOR-TREATMENT
AGGRESSION—IN OLD AGE (Kocaman S et al) (care plan, diagnos-
Horizons (Fowler S) 1999 Dec:
The relation of premorbid factors to tic images, nursing diagnoses, nursing
370 @ ref)
aggressive physical behavior in interventions, statistics, tables/charts)
dementia (Kolanowski AM et al) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 270-7 (45 ref) CAREGIVER BURDEN
(research, tables/charts) 1999 Oct; The experience of transition for a
BRAIN INJURIES
31(5): 278-84 (50 ref) daughter caregiver of a stroke survivor
(Fraser C) (research) 1999 Feb; 31(1
ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL DELIRIUM—PRE- brain injury: a nurse’s perspective
9-16 (44 ref)
VENTION AND CONTROL (Heath DL et al) (pictoria!, review)
Managing alcohol withdrawal in the 1999 Apr; 31(2): 97-105 (97 ref) CEREBRAL ANEURYSM—COMPLICATIONS
acutely ill hospitalized adult (Segatore Using transcranial Doppler sonography
BRAIN INJURIES—DRUG THERAPY
M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999 to augment the neurological examina
Corticosteroids and traumatic brain
Jun; 31(3): 129-41 (39 ref) tion after aneurysmal subarachnoid
injury: status at the end of the decade
hemorrhage (Falyar CR) (case study
ALTERNATIVE THERAPIES of the brain (Segatore M) (review,
diagnostic images, tables/charts
The use and effectiveness of alternative tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 239-5(>
ings) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 285 IZO_O
therapies in multiple sclerosis [corrected] CJS ref)
(17 ref)
[published erratum appears in J NEU-
BRAIN INJURIES—PHYSIOPATHOLOGY
ROSCI NURS 1999 Apr; 31(2): 65] (New- CEREBROVASCULAR CIRCULATION—
Secondary mechanisms in traumatic
land P) 1999 Feb; 31(1): 43-6 (23 ref) EVALUATION
brain injury: a nurse’s perspective
The nurse’s role in delivery of
ANTICONVULSANTS—ADMINISTRATION AND (Heath DL et al) (pictorial, review)
radioisotope for ictal SPECT scan
DOSAGE 1999 Apr; 31(2): 97-105 (97 ref)
(Huntington NA) (pictorial,
New therapies in the management of tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 208-15
acute or cluster seizures and seizure Corticosteroids and traumatic brain
emergencies (Shafer PO) injury: status at the end of the decade (26 ref)
(tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 224-30 of the brain (Segatore M) (review,
Using transcranial Doppler sonography
(34 ref) tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 239-50
to augment the neurological examina-
ANTICONVULSANTS—PHARMACODYNAMICS (75 ref) tion after aneurysmal subarachnoid
Pharmacology update. A review of phar- BRAIN INJURIES—PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS hemorrhage (Falyar CR) (case study,
macodynamics and pharmacokinetics in Psychosocial issues for spouses of diagnostic images, tables/charts,
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AREAS TEE IT IRE TEO PTS BOT EL L RS ETE TL EL ENE LAI LILI OM Ve OER EE LEINSTER SIE SAL LIEBE PEAS, ROOTES RIEL BIOL TELE BELEN IN PEAS
tracings) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 285-7, 289-93 (Tin MK et al) (research, tables/charts) referred mandibular pain (Blows WT)
(17 ref) 1999 Dec; 31(6): 348-56 (25 ref) (case study, pictorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3):
187-90 (11 ref)
CESTODE INFECTIONS—COMPLICATIONS— CRITICAL ILLNESS—PsyYCHOSOCIAL
In INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD FACTORS EPILEPSY
Cerebral hydatid cysts in children Emotional distress in critically-injured New therapies in the management of
(Kocaman §e t al) (care plan, diagnos- patients three months after a potential- acute or cluster seizures and seizure
tic images, nursing diagnoses, nursing ly life-threatening accident (Grossman emergencies (Shafer PO)
interventions, statistics, tables/charts) M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999 (tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 224-30
1999 Oct: 31(5): 270-7 (45 ref) Jun; 3103): 159-73 (53 ref) (34 ref)
CHEST PAIN—ETIOLOGY
Needs of the family of critically-ill neu- Catamenial epilepsy: in search of a
Diaphragmatic cramp as a possible
rosurgical patients: a comparison of clinical entity and its prevalence
cause of noncardiac chest pain and
nursing and family perceptions (Tin (Weatherford KJ) 1999 Dec; 31(6):
referred mandibular pain (Blows WT)
MK et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999 328-31 (13 ref)
(case study, pictorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3):
Dec; 31(6): 348-56 (25 ref)
187-90 (11 ref) EPILEPSY—DIET THERAPY—IN INFANCY
CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS AND CHILDHOOD
CoMA—NURSING
Factors that contribute to complica- The implementation and maintenance
Experiences of critical care nurses car-
tions during intrahospital transport of of the Ketogenic Diet in children
ing for unresponsive patients (Vil-
the critically ill (Doring BL et al) (Casey JC et al) (tables/charts) 1999
lanueva NE) (research, tables/charts)
(research, tables/charts) 1999 Apr; Oct; 31(5): 294-302 (2 ref)
1999 Aug; 31(4): 216-23 (15 ref)
31(2): 80-6 (21 ref)
COMMUNICATION EPILEPSY—SURGERY
The nurse’s role in delivery of
Experiences of critical care nurses car- Living a nightmare: family experiences
radioisotope for ictal SPECT scan
ing for unresponsive patients (Vil- of waiting following neurological crisis
(Huntington NA) (pictorial,
lanueva NE) (research, tables/charts) (Plowfield LA) (research, tables/charts)
tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 208-15
1999 Aug; 31(4): 216-23 (15 ref) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 231-8 (23 ref)
(26 ref)
COPING CULTURAL DIVERSITY
FAMILY ATTITUDES
Emotional distress in critically-injured It’s a small world (Stewart-Amidei C)
Living a nightmare: family experiences
patients three months after a potential- (editorial) 1999 Feb; 31(1): 5
of waiting following neurological crisis
ly life-threatening accident (Grossman
Cysts—ETIOLOGY—IN INFANCY AND (Plowfield LA) (research, tables/charts)
M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999 1999 Aug; 31(4): 231-8 (23 ref)
CHILDHOOD
Jun; 31(3): 159-73 (53 ref)
Cerebral hydatid cysts in children
FAMILy NEEDS AND ATTITUDES
CopiNG—IN MIDDLE AGE (Kocaman §e t al) (care plan, diagnos-
Needs of the family of critically-ill neu-
Continuity challenges of Parkinson’s dis- tic images, nursing diagnoses, nursing
rosurgical patients: a comparison of
ease in middle life (Habermann B) interventions, statistics, tables/charts)
nursing and family perceptions (Tin
(research) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 200-7 (18 ref) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 270-7 (45 ref)
MK et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999
CRANIOTOMY DAUGHTERS—PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS Dec; 31(6): 348-56 (25 ref)
Global views. Postoperative pain con- The experience of transition for a
FATIGUE SYNDROME, CHRONIC
trol after craniotomy (Hoeck Be t al) daughter caregiver of a stroke survivor
Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on
1999 Feb; 31(1): 47-9 (5 ref) (Fraser C) (research) 1999 Feb; 31(1):
the incidence and treatment of
9-16 (44 ref)
CRANIOTOMY—COMPLICATIONS intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al)
Venous thromboembolism: risk factors DECISION MAKING, FAMILY (clinical trial, research, tables/charts)
in the craniotomy patient population Organ donation: the family’s right to 1999 Oct; 31(5): 264-9 (16 ref)
(Warbel A et al) (research, make an informed choice (Beaulieu D)
FOUNDATIONS
tables/charts) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 180-6 1999 Feb; 31(1): 37-42 (25 ref)
Guest editorial: ensuring the future
(21 ref)
DEMENTIA (Callanan M) (editorial) 1999 Oct;
CRITICAL CARE NURSING The relation of premorbid factors to 31(5): 263
Experiences of critical care nurses car- aggressive physical behavior in
ing for unresponsive patients (Vil- dementia (Kolanowski AM et al) Beyond the decade of the brain (Stew-
lanueva NE) (research, tables/charts) (research, tables/charts) 1999 Oct; art-Amidei C) (editorial) 1999 Dec; 31(6):
1999 Aug; 31(4): 216-23 (15 ref) 31(5): 278-84 (50 ref) 207
er
DIAPHRAGM—PHYSIOPATHOLOGY
Needs of the family of critically-ill neu- Building a mission for quality care
Diaphragmatic cramp as a possible
rosurgical patients: a comparison of (Peterson R) (figure) 1999 Dec; 31(6):
cause of noncardiac chest pain and
nursing and family perceptions 363-65 (3 ref)
December, 1999 © Volume 31, Number6
HEAD INJURIES—COMPLICATIONS (clinical trial, research, tables/charts) MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS—NURSING CARI
Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on 1999 Oct; 31(5): 264-9 (16 ref) Multiple Sclerosis Pathways
the incidence and treatment of ative nursing role in disease mana
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE, INCREASED—
intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al) ment (Madonna MG, Keating MM
EPIDEMIOLOGY
(clinical trial, research, tables/charts) (figures, tables/charts) 1999 Dec: 4
Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on
1999 Oct: 31(5): 264-9 (16 ref) 542-35 (17 ref)
the incidence and treatment of
HEAD INJURY intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al) MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS—
Horizons (Fowler S) 1999 Dec: 31(6) (clinical trial, research, tables/charts) PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS
469-70 (4 ref) 1999 Oct: 31065) 264-9 (16 ref) [he journey to multiple sclerosis
HEALTH PROMOTION INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE, INCREASED— qu ilitativ € study (Koopma
(research) 1999 Feb; 31(1)
Promoting wellness for women with THERAPY
multiple sclerosis (Stuifbergen A et al) Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on (2)0 ref)+
(tables/charts) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 73-9 the incidence and treatment of MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS—THERAPY
(21 ref) intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al) The USE and effectiveness Ail
(clinical trial, research, tables/charts) tive therapies in multiple scler«
Catamenial epilepsy: in search of a 1999 Oct: 31(5): 264-9 (16 ref) rected] ip iblished erratun ppears
clinical entity and its prevalence NEUROSCI NURS 1999 Apr; 31 5
LIFE PURPOSE
(Weatherford KJ) 1999 Dec; 41(6): (Newland P) 1999 Feb; 31
Living a nightmare: Family experiences
328-31 (13 > ref) (25 ref)
of waiting following neurological crisis
HUNTINGTON’S DISEASE—SYMPTOMS (Plowfield LA) (research, tables/charts) MuscLeE CRAMP
1999 Aug; 31(4): 231-8 (23 ref)
Understanding the neuropsychiatric Diaphragmatic cramp as a possi
symptoms of Huntington’s disease cause of noncardiac chest pain
MANDIBLE
(Hofmann N) 1999 Oct: 31(5): 309-13 referred mandibular pain (Blows W
Diaphragmatic cramp as a possible
(10 ref) (case study, pictorial) 1999 J
cause of noncardiac chest pain and
187-90 (11 ref)
HyYPERTENSION—DRUG THERAPY referred mandibular pain (Blows WT)
Antihypertensive treatment for the (case study, pictorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3) NERVOUS SYSTEM PHYSIOLOGY
neurological patient: a nursing chal- 187-90 (11 ref) Neurologic mechanisms in ps
lenge (Kajs-Wyllie M) (case study roimmunology (Fox S et
MANNITOL—ADMINISTRATION AND
tables/charts) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 142-51 charts) 1999 Apr; 31(2):> 8 - a
DOSAGE
(11 ref)
Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on NEUROLOGIC EXAMINATION
HYPERTENSION—NURSING the incidence and treatment of Using transcranial Doppler s
Antihypertensive treatment for the intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al) to augment the neurologica
neurological patient: a nursing chal- (clinical trial, research, tables/charts) tion after aneurysmal! sub
lenge (Kajs-Wyllie M) (case study, 1999 Oct: 31(5): 264-9 (16 ref) hemorrhage (Falyar CR) (case st
tables/charts) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 142-51 diagnostic images, tables s
MAXILLA
(11 ref) ings) 1999 Oct: 31(5): 285-7. 28
A case report: maxillotomy for removal
(17 ref)
HYPOTHERMIA, INDUCED of a clival chordoma (Lowery RD)
Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on (case study, diagnostic images) 1999 NEUROSCIENCE NURSING
the incidence and treatment of Oct: 31(5): 303-8 (8 ref) Organ donation and neurosciet nurs
intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al) ing: your role in the process (S$
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS
(clinical trial, research, tables/charts) Promoting wellness for women with 1999 Apr 41(2) 1 aan el
1999 Oct 4105): 264-9 (16 ref) multiple sclerosis (Stuifbergen A et al)
Antihypertensive treatment !
INTERFERONS—ADMINISTRATION AND (tables/charts) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 73-9
rological patient
DOSAGE (21 ref)
(Kajs-Wyllie M) (case study
Improving the convenience of home-
charts) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 142-51
based interferon beta-la therapy for Eating patterns in women with multi-
multiple sclerosis (Lesaux J et al) (pic- ple sclerosis (Timmerman GM et al)
Experiences of critical care nurses
torial) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 174-9 (17 ref) (research, tables/charts) 1999 Jun;
ing for unresponsive patients
31(3): 152-8 (40 ref)
INTRACRANIAL PRESSURE, INCREASED— lanueva NE) (research, tables, charts
DRUG THERAPY MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS—DRUG THERAPY 1999 Aug: 31(4): 216-24 (15 1
Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on Improving the convenience of home-
the incidence and treatment of based interferon beta-la therapy for Beyond the decade of the brait »
intracranial hypertension (Slade J et al) multiple sclerosis (Lesaux J et al) (pic- art-Amidei C) (editorial)
torial) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 174-9 (17 ref) 31(6): 3> 27
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TATA REE SLR RED ME IETS PL NI BL REA T EE EDT RILEY D LENIN AES LI EE I ETF IE)T EST TED LG LEE ALDS EVIE ELIGIBLE
NURSING SHORTAGE—UNITED STATES PARKINSON DISEASE—PSYCHOSOCIAL FAC-
Multiple Sclerosis Pathways: an innov- Here we go again (Stewart-Amidei C) TORS—IN MIDDLE AGE
ative nursing role in disease manage (editorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 125 Continuity challenges of Parkinson's
ment (Madonna MG Keating MM) disease in middle life (Habermann B)
NUTRITION
(figures, tables/charts) 1999 Dec; 31(6): (research) 1999 Aug; 41(4): 200-7
Eating patterns in women with multi-
332-) 35 (17 ref) ple sclerosis (Timmerman GM et al) (18 ref)
(research, tables/charts) 1999 Jun; PATIENT SUPPORT
Needs of the family of critically-ill neu-
31(3): 15 ) -8 (40 ref) Multiple Sclerosis Pathways: an innov
rosurgical patients: a comparison of
ative nursing role in disease manage-
nursing and family perceptions (Tin OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY
ment (Madonna MG, Keating MM)
MK et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999 Violence in the workplace: debunking
(figures, tables/charts) 1999 Dec; 31(6):
Dec; 31(6): 348-56 (25 ref) the myths (Stewart-Amidei C) (editori 332-35 (17 ref)
al) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 199
Global views. Health-related quality of PHARMACOKINETICS
Opps RATIO
life in clinical practice (Hagell P et al) Pharmacology update. A review of
Research corner. An introduction to
1999 Dec: 31(6): 366-68 (8 ref) pharmacodynamics and pharmacoki
the odds ratio (Lucke JF) (equations &
netics in seizure management (Winkel-
NEUROSCIENCE NURSING—ORGANIZATIONS formulas, tables/charts) 1999 Aug;
) man C) (tables/charts) 1999 Feb; 31(1)
Guest editorial: ensuring the future 31(4): 254-7 (11 ref)
50-3 (9 ref)
(Callanan M) (editorial) 1999 Oct;
ORGAN PROCUREMENT
41(5): 263 POSTOPERATIVE PAIN—DRUG THERAPY
Organ donation: the family’s right to
Global views. Postoperative pain con-
NEUROTRANSMITTERS—PHYSIOLOGY make an informed choice (Beaulieu D)
trol after craniotomy (Hoeck Be t al)
Neurologic mechanisms in psychoneu 1999 Feb; 3101): 3 +2 (25 ref)
1999 Feb; 31(1): 47-9 (5 ref)
roimmunology (Fox § et al)
(tables/charts) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 87-96 To give or not to give (Stewart-Amidei PSYCHOLOGICAL WELL-BEING
(27 ref) C) (editorial) 1999 Apr; 41(2): 61 Emotional distress in critically-injured
patients three months after a potential
NURSE-PATIENT RELATIONS
Organ donation and neuroscience ly life-threatening accident (Grossman
Experiences of critical care nurses cat
nursing: your role in the process M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999
ing for unresponsive patients (Vil
(Schnell S) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 66-72 Jun; 31(3): 159-73 (53 ref)
lanueva NE) (research tables/charts)
(16 ref)
1999 Aug; 31(4): 216-23 (15 ref) PsSYCHONEUROIMMUNOLOGY
ORGAN PROCUREMENT—ORGANIZATIONS Neurologic mechanisms in psychoneu
NURSING HOME PATIENTS
Organ donation and neuroscience roimmunology (Fox S et al)
The relation of premorbid factors to
nursing: your role in the process (tables/charts) 1999 Apr; 31(2):
aggressive physical behavior in
(Schnell S$) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 66-72 87-96 (27 ref)
dementia (Kolanowski AM et al)
(16 ref)
(research, tables/charts) 1999 Oct: QUALITY IMPROVEMENT
31(5): 278-84 (50 ref) OUTCOMES CHEALTH CARE) Building a mission for quality care
Managing alcohol withdrawal in the (Peterson R) (figure) 1999 Dec; 31(6):
NURSING MODELS, THEORETICAL
acutely ill hospitalized adult (Segatore 363-065 (4 ref)
The relation of premorbid factors to
M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999
aggressive physical behavior in QUALITY OF LIFE
Jun; 31(3): 129 11 (39 ref)
dementia (Kolanowski AM et al) Quality of life after stroke: a qualitative
(research, tables/charts) 1999 Oct; PAIN study (Pilkington FB) (case examples,
31(5): 278-84 (50 ref) Horizons (Fowler S) 1999 Dec; 31(6): figures, research) 1999 Dec; 31(6):
409-70 (3 ref) 330-47 (62 ref)
NURSING PRACTICE, THEORY BASED
Promoting wellness for women with PAIN MEASUREMENT
Global views. Health-related quality of
multiple sclerosis (Stuifbergen A et al) Global views. Pain management
life in clinical practice (Hagell P et al)
(tables/charts) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 73-9 (Hagell P et al) 1999 Aug 41(4): 251-3
1999 Dec: 31(6): 366-68 (8 ref)
(21 ref) (11 ref)
RECOVERY
NURSING ROLES PARALYSIS—CHEMICALLY INDUCED
Emotional distress in critically-injured
Multiple Sclerosis Pathways: an innoy Experiences of critical care nurses car-
patients three months after a potential
ative nursing role in disease manage ing for unresponsive patients (Vil
ly life-threatening accident (Grossman
ment (Madonna MG, Keating MM) lanueva NE) (research, tables/charts)
M et al) (research, tables/charts) 1999
(figures, tables/charts) 1999 Dec; 31(6): 1999 Aug; 41( t): 216 “A ( 15 ref) Jun; 31(3): 159-73 (53 ref)
(17 ref)
December, 1999 © Volume 31, Number 6
REFERRED PAIN multiple sclerosis (Lesaux J et al) ain inwurv survn
Diaphragmatic cramp as a possible (pictorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 1 t+-9 (17 ref) 19O9QO0
cause of noncardiac chest pain and
SELF ADMINISTRATION—
referred mandibular pain (Blows WT)
(case study, pictorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3) EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES ine yl ne 1 I S
187-90 (11 ref) Improving the convenience of home jua ive st K ) \
based interferon beta-ia therapy for eseal MO) F¢ 4 J-2 2
RESEARCH METHODOLOGY multiple scleros s (LT esaux J et al) m(yp i
THEORY VALIDATION
Recruiting and retaining research pat torial) 1999 Jun; 31(43): 174-9 (17 ref)
ticipants for a clinical intervention
SPOUSES—PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS
study (Grant JS et al) (case examples)
Psvchosocial issues for spouses of j y i K \ t
| YOO Dec - 41(6): (48 ref)
Drain 1nj ury survivors (Zeigler EA)
RESEARCH—QUALITY OF LIFE 1999 Apr; 41(2): 106-9 (14 ref) 5 278 a) 5
Quality of life after stroke: a qualitative
STATUS EPILEPTICUS—DIAGNOSIS THROMBOEMBOLISM
study (Pilkington FB) (case examples,
An algorithm for diagnosis and treat- \ mus thre S S
figures, research) 1999 Dec; 31(6): 336
ment of status epilepticus in adults
+7 (62 ref)
(Gilbert K) (algorithm) 1999 Feb; ( \W Y€ \ é S
RESTRICTED DiET—IN INFANCY AND 41(1): 27-9. 34-6 (19 ref)
CHILDHOOD
STATUS EPILEPTICUS—DRUG THERAPY
Che implementation and maintenance
An algorithm for diagnosis and treat
of the Ketogenic Diet in children
(Casey JC et al) (tables/« harts) 1999 {|L status epilepticus in adults
(Gilbert K) (algorithm) 1999 Feb;
Oct; 31(5): 294-302 (2 ref) $s
41(1): 27-9. 34-6 (19 ref)
RIsK FACTORS
STROKE TRANSFER, INTRAHOSPITAI
Venous thromboembolism: risk factors
[he experience of transition fot Factors tl
in the craniotomy patient population
daughter caregiver of a stroke survivot
(Warbel \ et al) (research, tables
(Fraser C) (research) 1999 Feb; 31(1
charts) 1999 Jun 41(3): 180-6 (21 ref)
SEIZURES
Catamenial epilepsy: in search of a Global views. International perspectives
ULTRASONOGRAPHY, DOPPLER,
clinical entity and its prevalence on stroke rehabilitation (Hagell P et al
1999 Apr; 31(2): 110-4 (19 ref) TRANSCRANIAI
(Weatherford KJ) 1999 Dec: 41(6): 428
Using 1S S vy
Q‘u ality of life after stroke: a qualitative » augmen ;
SEIZURES—DRUG THERAPY fte ‘ smal s
study (Pilkington FB) (case examples,
Pharmacology update. A review of emorrhage C} 6
1 gumrrees , r°‘- e> sY eha 1r9(c 99hyc ) D)e c>: 3211 (6)fy: 34 36
pharmacodynamics and pharmacoki- dciagenosti ves S
netics in seizure management (Winkel yc) OO ( 21(5 R27 79
man C) (tables/charts) 1999 Feb: 31(1): 1999 Dec; 31(6
Horizons (Fowler S)
50-3 (9 ref)
469-70 (4 ref)
New therapies in the management of SUBARACHNOID HEMORRHAGE
acute or cluster seizures and seizure Using transcranial Doppler sonography
emergencies (Shafer PO) (tables to augment the neurological examina
charts) 1999 Aug; 3214 (4): 292 4-30 (44 ref) tion after aneurysmal subarachnoid
hemorrhage (Falyar CR) (case study,
SEIZURES—PREVENTION AND CONTROL— WOMEN’S HEALTH
diagnostic images, tables/charts, trac
IN INFANCY AND CHILDHOOD Catamenial epilepsy n se
ingsy ) 1999 Oct: 3165): 285-7, 289-93
The implementation and maintenance C17 ref) ClWliiennai itchael} r fon Crnudtt\r KJmi)na d 1! t S mprr e :
of the Ketogenic Diet in children
(Casey JC et al) (tables/charts) 1999 SURVIVORS
Oct: 31(5): 294-302 (2 ref) he experience of transition for a
WORKPLACE VIOLENCE
daughter caregiver of a stroke survivor
SELF ADMINISTRATION Violence in the workplace
(Fraser C) (research) 1999 Feb; 31(1):
Improving the convenience of home the mytns (Stewart-Amidei ¢
9-16 (34 ref)
based interferon beta-la therapy or al) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 19%
SURVIVORS—PSYCHOSOCIAL FACTORS
Psychosocial issues for spouses of
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Author Index
ABREFAH AF SEE: Hagell P FRASER C: HEATH DL, VINK R:
The experience of transition for a Secondary mechanisms in traumatic
ADAMS D SEE: Segatore M
daughter caregiver of a stroke survivor brain injury: a nurse’s perspective (pic-
BEAULIEU D: (research) 1999 Feb; 31(1): 9-16 torial, review) 1999 Apr; 31(2): 97-105
Organ donation: the family’s right to (34 ref) (97 ref)
make an informed choice 1999 Feb;
FREEMAN J SEE: Casey JC HokECcK B, SHEPHARD T, O’BRIEN E,
31(1): 3—7 -42 (25 ref)
KADESHA K, BEE S, HALBERSTADJT:
FRENCH P SEE: Tin MK
BECKER H Sex: Stuifbergen A Global views. Postoperative pain con-
ARR M SEE: Kolanowski AM trol after craniotomy 1999 Feb; 31(1):
BEE S SEE: Hoeck B
17-9 (5 ref)
GILBERT K:
BLows WT:
An algorithm for diagnosis and treat- HoEcK B Ske: Hagell P
Diaphragmatic cramp as a possible
ment of status epilepticus in adults
cause of noncardiac chest pain and HOFMANN N:
(algorithm) 1999 Feb; 31(1): 27-9, 34-0
referred mandibular pain (case study, Understanding the neuropsychiatric
(19 ref)
pictorial) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 187-90 symptoms of Huntington’s disease
(11 ref) GODIN M SEE: Grossman M 1999 Oct; 31(5): 309-13 (10 ref)
CALLANAN M: GRANT JS, DEPEwW DD: HUNTINGTON NA:
Guest editorial: ensuring the future Recruiting and retaining research par- The nurse’s role in delivery of
(editorial) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 263 ticipants for a clinical intervention radioisotope for ictal SPECT scan (pic-
study (case examples) 1999 Dec; 31(6): torial, tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4):
Casey JC, MCGROGAN J, PILLAs D, Pyzik
357-62 (38 ref) 208-15 (26 ref)
P, FREEMAN J, VINING EPG:
The implementation and maintenance GROSSMAN M, VAN NESTE KENNY J, LEE JADBACK G SEE: Lesaux J
of the Ketogenic Diet in children V, CHAMBERS-EVANS J, GODIN M,
KADESHA K SEE:
(tables/charts) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 294-302 McHarc L:
Hoeck B; Hagell P
(2 ref) Emotional distress in critically-injured
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CHAMBERS-EVANSJ SEE: Grossman M
ly life-threatening accident (research, Antihypertensive treatment for the
CHEN H SEE: Hagell P tables/charts) 1999 Jun; 31(3): 159-73 neurological patient: a nursing chal-
(53 ref) lenge (case study, tables/charts) 1999
DeEPew DD SEE: Grant JS
Jun; 31(3): 142-51 (11 ref)
HABERMANN B:
DorING BL, KERR ME, Lovasik DA,
Continuity challenges of Parkinson’s KEATING MM See: Madonna MG
THAYER T:
disease in middle life (research) 1999
Factors that contribute to complica- Kerr ME See: Doring BL; Slade J
Aug; 31(4): 200-7 (18 ref)
tions during intrahospital transport of’
KOcCAMAN S, ERSAHIN Y, MUTLUER S:
the critically ill (research, tables/charts) HAGELL P, CHEN H, Evans V, O’BRIEN E,
Cerebral hydatid cysts in children (care
1999 Apr; 31(2): 80-6 (21 ref) THOMAS S, HOECK B, HALBERSTADJT,
plan, diagnostic images, nursing diag-
ABREFAH AF, KADESHA K, SHEPHARD TJ,
EBERHARDIE C SEE: Hagell P noses, nursing interventions, statistics,
SCHULTKA 8S:
tables/charts) 1999 Oct; 31(5): 270-7
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(45 ref)
tives on stroke rehabilitation 1999 Apr;
Evans V SEE: Hagell P
31(2): 110-4 (19 ref) KOLANOWSKI AM, GARR M:
FALYAR CR: The relation of premorbid factors to
HAGELL P, LAUPENMHLEN-SCHEMM M,
Using transcranial Doppler sonography aggressive physical behavior in
UBACcHsS H, EBERHARDIE C, KADESHA K,
to augment the neurological examina- dementia (research, tables/charts) 1999
SCHULTKA S, HOECK B, HALBERSTADJT:
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Global views. Pain management 1999
hemorrhage (case study, diagnostic
Aug; 31(4): 251-3 (11 ref) KOOPMAN W, SCHWEITZER A:
images, tables/charts, tracings) 1999
The journey to multiple sclerosis: a
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qualitative study (research) 1999 Feb;
Global views. Health-related quality of
FOWLER S 31(1): 17-26 (20 ref)
life in clinical practice 1999 Dec;
Horizons 1999 Dec; 31(1): 369-70 (3 ref)
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Fox S, SHEPHARD TJ, MCCAIN N:
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Neurologic mechanisms in psychoneu-
roimmunology (tables/charts) 1999 HARRAGHY CE SEE: Lesaux J LAUPENMHLEN-SCHEMM M SEE: Hagell P
Apr; 31(2): 87-96 (27 ref)
December, 1999 © Volume 31, Number6
LEE V SEE: Grossman M (research, tables/charts) 1999 Aug; STUIFBERGEN A, BECKER H, ROGERs S,
31(4): 231-8 (23 ref) TIMMERMAN G, KULLBERG V:
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Promoting wellness for women with
Improving the convenience of home- Pyzik P SEE: Casey JC
multiple sclerosis (tables/charts) 199*
based interferon beta-la therapy for
REIMER M SEE: lagell P Apr; 31(2): 73-9 (21 ref)
multiple sclerosis (pictorial) 1999 Jun;
31(3): 174-9 (17 ref) ROGERS S SEE: Stuifbergen A STUIFBERGIN AK SEE: Timmerman GM
LEUNG KK SEE: Tin MK SCHNELL S: THAYER T SEE: Doring BL
Organ donation and neuroscience
LewIcki L SEE: Warbel A THOMAS S SEE: Hagell P
nursing: your role in the process 1999
Lovasik DA SEE: Doring BL Apr; 31(2): 66-72 (16 ref) TIMMERMAN G SEE: Stuifbergen A
Lowery RD: SCHULTKA S SEE: Hagell P TIMMERMAN GM, STUIFBERGIN AK:
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LUCKE JF: Needs of the family of « ically
of the brain (review, tables/charts)
Research corner. An introduction to rosurgical patients: a comparisor
1999 Aug; 31(4): 239-(755r 0ef )
the odds ratio (equations & formulas, nursing and family perceptions
tables/charts) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 254-7 SEGATORE M, ADAMS D, LANGE S: (research, tables/charts) 1999 De
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acutely ill hospitalized adult (research,
Lupica K. SEE: Warbel A UBACHS H SEE: Hagell P
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MADONNA MG, KEATING MM: (39 ref) VAN NESTE KENNYJ SEE: Gross!
Multiple Sclerosis Pathways: an innov-
SHAFER PO: VILLANUEVA NE:
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New therapies in the management of Experiences of critical care nurses
ment (figures, tables/charts) 1999 Dec;
acute or cluster seizures and seizure ing for unresponsive patients
31(6): 332-35 (17 ref)
emergencies (tables/charts) 1999 Aug; (research, tables/charts) 1999 Aug
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Effect of therapeutic hypothermia on
MUTLUER S SEE: Kocaman S WARBEL A, LEWICKI L, Lupica K:
the incidence and treatment of
Venous thromboembolism: risk tf
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in the craniotomy patient popt
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It's a small world (editorial) 1999 Feb; clinical entity and its prevalence
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PETERSON R:
WINKELMAN C:
Building a mission for quality care (fig- To give or not to give (editorial) 1999
Pharmacology update. A review
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macodynamics and pharmacokinetics
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Here we go again (editorial) 1999 Jun;
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study (figures, research) 1999 Dec;
ZEIGLER EA:
31(6): (62 ref)
Violence in the workplace: debunking Psychos« cial issues for spouses
Pitas D SEE: Casey JC the myths (editorial) 1999 Aug; 31(4): 199 brain injury survivors 1999 Apr; 31(2
106-9 (13 ref)
PLOWFIELD LA: Beyond the decade of the brain (edito-
Living a nightmare: family experiences rial) 1999 Dec; 31(6): 327
of waiting following neurological crisis