Journal of Nurse-Midwifery 1997: Vol 42 Index

10 Pages·1997·4 MB·English

JOURNAL OF NURSE-MIDWIFERY ANNUAL INDEX
AUTHOR INDEX, Volume 42
Albers LL: See Mann OH Bergstrom L: Midwifery as a disci- common mental health problems,
Albers LL, Anderson D, Cragin L, pline (i and o), 42(5):417 42(3):254
Daniels SM, Hunter C, Sedler Berk-Levine J: Vaginal breech deliv- Clay L, McElroy K: Media Reviews,
KD, Teaf D: The relationship of ery (media rev), 42(5):444 42(2):122; 42(5):443
ambulation in labor to operative de- Bernstein J: See Downs K; Germano E Clay LS: Obstetrics and gynecologic
livery, 42(1):4 Besser M: See Fullerton JT infectious disease (bk rev), 42(2):125
Anderson D: See Albers LL Bichell TJV: See Declercq ER Cohen SM: See King EA
Angelini DJ: Letters to the Editor, Bormann JE: Psychological aspects
Cook C: See Myers-Ciecko JA
42(1):64 of women’s reproductive health (bk Cragin L: See Albers LL
Archer B, Irwin D, Jensen K, rev), 42(2):124
Johnson ME, Rorie J: Depot me- Brown LP: See Meier PP Daniels SM: See Albers LL
droxyprogesterone: management of Brucker MC: Barriers to completion
Davis L, Stecy P: Pharmacologic
side-effects commonly associated of a nurse-midwifery education pro- management of cardiovascular prob-
with its contraceptive use (clin pract gram (jnl rev), 42(5):441
lems in women, 42(3):176
exch), 42(2):104 Brucker MC, Faucher MA: Phar-
Decker B: See Carrington BW
Armbruster D: See Sibley L macologic management of common
Declercq ER, Bichell TJV, Center
gastrointestinal health problems in
JK: Population-based needs assess-
Baergen RN: Macroscopic examina- women, 42(3):145
ment: bringing public health to mid-
tion of the placenta immediately fol-
Burgin KB: Education and Clinical
wifery practice, 42(6):478
lowing birth, 42(5):393 Practice Prototypes, 42(5):427; See
Dickinson C: See Fullerton JT
Bakal D: See Hesson K Kriebs JM
Dixon LR: See Hunter LP
Barger M: Research Exchange, Burst HV: See Slattery LE
42(1):32; 42(2):99; 42(5):410; See Downs K, Bernstein J, Marchese
Byrnes M: Listen to me good. The life
T: Providing culturally competent pri-
also Garceau LM
story of an Alabama midwife (bk rev),
Barry M: Adverse pregnancy out- 42(2):123 mary care for immigrant and refugee
comes: differences between U.S. and women: a Cambodian case study,
foreign-born women in major U.S. 42(6):499
Callahan P: See Emmons L
racial and ethnic groups (jnl rev), Carrington BW, Decker B: A mas-
42(2):134 Early CA: A woman’s skin (bk rev),
ter’s degree for entry-level ACNM-
Interspecialty differences in the obstet- 42(5):448
certified midwives: An option or ne-
ric care of low-risk women (jnl rev), Elkin ED: See Lang JB
cessity? (i and 0), 42(4):364
42(5):439 Emmons L, Callahan P, Gorman
Carson K: See Myers-Ciecko JA
A randomized, controlled trial of early P, Snyder M: Primary care manage-
Center JK: See Declercq ER
versus delayed use of amniotomy and ment of common dermatologic disor-
Chandler S, Field PA: Becoming a
oxytocin infusion in nulliparous la- ders in women: pharmacologic con-
father: first-time father’s experience
bour (jnl rev), 42(2):131 siderations, 42(3):228
of labor and delivery, 42(1):17
Bell J: See Myers-Ciecko JA Englehardt KF: See Taylor MC
Chern-Hughes B: Clinical Practice
Ernst EKM: Midwifery and childbirth
Exchange, 42(5):414
Chern-Hughes B, Hunter L: Clini- in America (bk rev), 42(5):443
cal Practice Exchange, 42(2):104
The following abbreviations are used: (bk/
rev) book review, (clin pract exch) clinical Chez RA: Letters to the editor, 42(5): Faucher MA: See Brucker MC
practice exchange, (ed and clin pract proto- 437 Field PA: See Chandler S
types) education and clinical practice proto- Choitz P: See Miller S Fleschler RG: See King EA
types, (ed exch) education exchange, (edit)
Christenson CS: See Skovgaard RL Fricke JL: See Taylor MC
editorial, (i and o) issues and opinions, (intl
Chungag M: Women’s health diary: Fullerton JT, Jackson D, Snell
exch) international exchange, (jnl rev) journal
review, (media rev) media review, (pharm the essential health record for every BJ, Besser M, Dickinson C,
update) pharmacology update, (prof affairs woman aged 35 to 55 (bk rev), 42(5): Garite T: Transfer rates from free-
exch) professional affairs exchange, (prof up-
447 standing birth centers: a comparison
date) professional update, (public health per-
Clarke C, Paine LL: Psychopharma- with the National Birth Center Study,
spec) public health perspective, (res exch)
research exchange. cologic management of women with 42(1):9
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Fullerton JT, Parker KW, Seve- Kedley KE: See Skovgaard RL Malcolm C: Spiritual midwifery (me-
rino R: Development and outcomes King EA, Fleschler RG, Cohen dia rev), 42(5):445
of the multiple-choice format na- SM: Association between significant Mann OH, Albers LL: Informed con-
tional certification examination in decrease in barometric pressure and sent for epidural analgesia in labor,
nurse-midwifery and midwifery (prof onset of labor (res exch), 42(1):32 42(5):389
update), 42(4):349 King T: Epidural anesthesia in labor: Marchese T: See Downs K
benefits versus risks, 42(5):377 Mays M, Leiner S: Pharmacologic
See also Miller S management of common lower res-
Garceau LM, Paine LL, Barger
Koczur S: The joys of fatherhood: the piratory tract disorders in women
MK: Population-based primary health
first twelve months (bk rev), 42(5): 42(3):163
care for women: an overview for mid-
449 McClain CJ: See Harrington LC
wives, 42(6):465
Koniak-Griffin D: See Walker DS McClard MM: See Skovgaard RL
Gardner R: See Payton RG, Korie JL
Kraus N: Practice profile of members McCool WF: Epidurals, electronic fe-
Garite T: See Fullerton JT
of the American College of Nurse- tal monitoring, and “‘Dolly’’: the role
Germano E, Bernstein J: Home
birth and short-stay delivery: lessons Midwives: findings of a direct mail of technology in the care of women
in health care financing for providers survey (prof affairs exch), 42(4):355 (edit), 42(4):293
of health care for women, 42(6): Professional Affairs Exchange, 42(1): McElroy K: See Clay L
489 53; 42(4):355; 42(5):421 Mehl-Madrona L, Madrona MM:
Gibbons-Baker E: Prevention prac- What’s in a name: defining the profes- Physician- and midwife-attended
tices for perinatal group B strepto- sion of midwifery (edit), 42(2):69; home births: effects of breech, twin,
coccal disease: a multi-state surveil- Letters to the editor, 42(5):436 and post-dates outcome data on mor-
lance analysis (jnl rev), 42(5):438 Kriebs JM, Burgin KB: Pharmaco- tality rates, 42(2):91
Gomez J: See Myers-Ciecko JA logic management of common mus- Meier PP, Brown LP: Letters to the
Gorman P: See Emmons L culoskeletal disorders in women, Editor, 42(1):65
Graham ME: Letters to the editor, 42(3):207 Mercer BM: See Taylor MC
42(5):434 Miller DA: See Harrington LC
Gudi A: See Roe VA Lang D: Letters to the editor, 42(5): Miller S, King T, Lurie P, Choitz
435 P: Certified nurse-midwives and physi-
Lang G: Pharmacology Update, cian collaborative practice: piloting a
Harrington LC, Miller DA, Mc-
42(4):367 survey on the Internet, 42(4):308
Clain CJ, Paul RH: Vaginal birth
Lang JB, Elkin ED: A Study of the Morris VM, Rorie JL: Nutritional
after cesarean in a_ hospital-based
beliefs and birthing practices of tradi- concerns in women’s primary care,
birth center staffed by certified nurse-
tional midwives in rural Guatemala 42(6):509
midwives, 42(4):304
(intl exch), 42(1):25 Murphy PA: Evidence-based care: a
Hesson K, Hill T, Bakal D: Variabil-
Ledwon D: Legal Issues in obstetrics new paradigm for clinical practice
ity in breathing patterns during latent
(bk rev), 42(5):447 (edit), 42(1):1
labor: a pilot study (res exch),
Leiner S: See Mays M Myers S: See Myers-Ciecko JA
42(2):99
Llanes-Oberstein A: Pharmacologic Mvyers-Ciecko JA, Bell J, Pember-
Hill T: See Hesson K
management of common _ health ton J, Carson K, Cook C, Gomez
Hunter C: See Albers LL
problems in women (edit), 42(3):143 J, Myers S, Thain C: Letters to the
Hunter L: Education Exchange,
42(1):43; 42(2):112 Lops V: Osteoporosis: a natural ap- Editor, 42(5):434
See also Chern-Hughes B proach to prevention (bk rev), 42(2):
128 Neely SS: Contemplating your belly-
Hunter LP, Dixon LR, Lops VR:
The University of California, San Di- See also Hunter LP button (bk rev), 42(2):129
ego nurse-midwifery bridge program: Lubic RW: Principles for a successful Nielsen-Smith K: The vaccine guide:
an opportunity to learn intrapartum professional life (prof affairs exch), making an informed choice (bk rev),
nursing skills (ed and clin pract pro- 42(1):53 42(5):449
totypes), 42(5):427 Lupa K: Letters to the editor, 42(5):
435 Odent M: Can water immersion stop
Idarius B: Letters to the Editor, Lurie P: See Miller S labor? (clin pract exch), 42(5):414
42(1):66 Lurvey L: Infectious diseases of the Overman B, Viens DC: Educational
Irwin D: See Archer B female genital tract, 3rd ed. (bk rev), collaboration and innovation: the
42(2):126 nurse-midwifery and family nurse
Jackson D: See Fullerton JT practitioner programs at the Univer-
Jensen K: See Archer B Mackenzie SJ, Yeo S: Pregnancy sity of New Mexico (ed exch), 42(2):
Johnson ME: See Archer B interruption using mifepristone (RU 112
486): a new choice for women in the
Katz K: Optimal pregnancy fitness USA, 42(2):86 Paine LL: Communicating public
(media rev), 42(2):127 Madrona MM: See Mehl-Madrona health to midwives: promoting a
Journal of Nurse-Midwifery « Vol. 42, No. 6, November/December 1997 537
population-based approach to pri- and o), 42(1):49 Summers L: Methods of cervical
mary care for women (edit), 42(6): Sedler KD: See Albers LL; Roberts J ripening and labor induction, 42(2):
457 Severino R: See Fullerton JT 71
See also Clarke C; Garceau LM Shah MA: The pharmacologic man- Letters to the editor, 42(5):436
agement of common health prob-
Parker KW: See Fullerton JT
lems in women: a home study pro-
Paul RH: See Harrington LC
gram sponsored by the Journal of Taylor MC, Mercer BM, Engle-
Payton RG, Gardner R, Reynolds
Nurse-Midwifery, 42(3):137 hardt KF, Fricke JL: Patient pref-
D: Pharmacologic considerations and
Primary care for women, part 3: a erence for self-collected cultures for
management of common endocrine
public health perspective—a home group B streptococcous in preg-
disorders in women, 42(3):186
study program sponsored by the nancy (res exch), 42(5):410
Pemberton J: See Myers-Ciecko JA
Journal of Nurse-Midwifery, 42(6): Teaf D: See Albers LL
Popkin D: Letters to the Editor,
451
Thain C: See Myers-Ciecko JA
42(1):64
Sharp K: Obstetric influences on the Trexler JC: Varney’s midwifery (bk
initiation and duration of lactation (jnl rev), 42(2):122
Raisler J: International Exchange,
rev), 42(5):440
42(1):25
Influences on the initiation and dura-
VandeVusse L: Sculpting a nurse-
Reed A: Trends in state laws and
tion of lactation: the supportive role
midwifery philosophy: Ernestine
regulations affecting nurse-midwives:
of the obstetrician (jnl rev), 42(5):440
Wiedenbach’s influence (ed exch),
1995-1997 (prof affairs exch), 42(5):
Sibley L, Armbruster D: Obstetric
42(1):43
421 first aid in the community—partners
Viens DC: See Overman B
Reynolds D: See Payton RG in safe motherhood: a strategy for
Richardson KA: See Korie JL reducing maternal mortality (public
Wagner M: Letters to the editor,
Roberts J, Sedler K: The core com- health perspec), 42(2):117
42(5):435
petencies for basic midwifery prac- Sinquefield G: Clinical Practice Ex-
Walker DS, Koniak-Griffin D: Eval-
tice: critical ACNM document revised change, 42(1):35
uation of a reduced-frequency prena-
(edit), 42(5):371 Skovgaard RL, Christenson CS,
tal visit schedule for low-risk women
Roe VA, Gudi A: Pharmacologic McClard MM, Spoor-Sandefur
at a free-standing birthing center,
CD, Kedley KE: Abrupt onset of
management of sexually transmitted
42(4):295
diseases, 42(3):269 severe pain at term: a case report
Waters MA: A book for midwives: a
(clin pract exch), 42(1):35
Rorie J: See Archer B; Morris VM
manual for traditional birth atten-
Slattery LE, Burst HV: ACNM ac-
Rorie JL, Richardson KA, Gard-
dants and community midwives (bk
credited and preaccredited nurse-mid-
ner R: Public health approaches to
rev), 42(2):124
wifery and midwifery education pro-
community-based needs: Boston’s
Weid SL: When baby makes two:
grams: program information, 42(4):325
infant mortality crisis as a case study single mothers by chance or by
Smee N: Letters to the Editor,
(public health perspec), 42(6):527
42(1):64 choice (bk rev), 42(2):127
Rosenberg K: Factors associated
Snell BJ: See Fullerton JT Welch K: Women’s health and low
with the use of episiotomy during income housing (public health per-
Snyder M: See Emmons L
vaginal delivery (jnl rev), 42(2):133
Spoor-Sandefur CD: See Skov- spec), 42(6):521
Roy A: Letters to the editor, 42(5):
gaard RL
435 Stecy P: See Davis L Yeo S: See Mackenzie SJ
Sucher E: Intellectual impairment in
Scanlan K: Conceiving the New children exposed to polychlorinated Zeidenstein L: Randomized, con-
World Order, The Global Politics of biphenyls in utero (jnl rev), 42(2):135 trolled trial of efficacy of midwife-
Reproduction (bk rev), 42(5):445 Sultatos LG: Mechanisms of drugs managed care (jnl rev), 42(2):130
Scoggin J: The historical relationship that affect uterine motility (pharm Journal Reviews, 42(2):130; 42(5):438
of nurse-midwifery with medicine (i update), 42(4):367 Letters to the Editor, 42(1):64
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JOURNAL OF NURSE MIDWIFERY ANNUAL INDEX
SUBJECT INDEX, Volume 42
Abortion wifery practice: adopted by the care for immigrant and refugee wo-
Pregnancy interruption using mifepris- American College of Nurse-Midwives men: a Cambodian case study (Downs,
tone (RU-486): A new choice for (May 1997), 42(5):373 Bernstein, Marchese), 42(6):499
women in the USA (Mackenzie, The core competencies for basic mid-
Yeo), 42(2):86 wifery practice: critical ACNM docu- Cardiovascular system
ment revised (edit) (Roberts, Sedler), Pharmacologic management of car-
ACNM Certification Council 42(5):371 diovascular problems in women
Development and outcomes of the Fellowship in the American College of (Davis, Stecy), 42(3):176
multiple-choice format national certi- Nurse-Midwives: who’s who among
fication examination in nurse-mid- newly inducted ACNM Fellows, Cervical ripening
wifery and midwifery (prof update) 42(4):316 Methods of cervical ripening and labor
(Fullerton, Parker, Severino), 42(4): Obstetric first aid in the community— induction (Summers), 42(2):71
349 partners in safe motherhood: a strat-
egy for reducing maternal mortality
Childbirth
ACNM clinical bulletins (public health perspec) (Sibley, Arm- The mother-friendly childbirth initia-
Clinical bulletin no. 1—June 1996: bruster), 42(2):117 tive: the first consensus initiative of
limited obstetrical ultrasound in the Pharmacologic management of com- the coalition for improving maternity
third trimester (ACNM Clinical Bulle- mon health problems in women: a services (prof update), 42(1):59
tins), 42(4):344 professional evolution (edit) (Llanes- See also Labor
Clinical bulletin no. 2—January 1997: Oberstein), 42(3):143
What’s in a name: defining the profes-
early onset group B strep infection in Clinical bulletins
newborns, prevention and prophy- sion of midwifery (edit) (Kraus), See ACNM clinical bulletins
laxis (ACNM_ Clinical Bulletins), 42(2):69
42(5):403 Clinical practice exchange
Anesthesia
Abrupt onset of severe pain at term: a
Epidural anesthesia in labor: benefits
Ambulation case report (clin pract exch) (Skov-
versus risks (King), 42(5):377
The relationship of ambulation in labor gaard, Christenson, McClard, Spoor-
Informed consent for epidural analge-
to operative delivery (Albers, Ander- Sandefur, Kedley), 42(1):35
sia in labor (Mann, Albers), 42(5):
son, Cragin, Daniels, Hunter, Sedler, Can water immersion stop labor? (clin
389
Teaf), 42(1):4 pract exch) (Odent), 42(5):414
Depot medroxyprogetserone: man-
Barometric pressure
American College of Nurse-Mid- agement of side-effects commonly
Association between significant de-
wives (ACNM) associated with its contraceptive use
crease in barometric pressure and
Clinical bulletin no. 1—June 1996: (clin pract exch) (Archer, Irwin,
onset of labor (res exch) (King, Flesch-
limited obstetrical ultrasound in the Jensen, Johnson, Rorie), 42(2):104
ler, Cohen), 42(1):32
third trimester, 42(4):344
The core competencies for basic mid- Birth center Collaborative practice
Evaluation of a reduced-frequency pre- Certified nurse-midwife and physician
natal visit schedule for low-risk collaborative practice: piloting a sur-
women at a free-standing birthing vey on the Internet (Miller, King,
The following abbreviations are used: (bk/
center (Walker, Koniak-Griffin), Lurie, Choitz), 42(4):308
rev) book review, (clin pract exch) clinical
practice exchange, (ed and clin pract proto- 42(4):295
types) education and clinical practice proto- Transfer rates from freestanding birth Contraception
types, (ed exch) education exchange, (edit)
centers: a comparison with the Na- See Family planning
editorial, (i and 0) issues and opinions, (intl
tional Birth Center Study (Fullerton,
exch) international exchange, (jnl rev) journal
review, (media rev) media review, (pharm Jackson, Snell, Besser, Dickinson, Core competencies
update) pharmacology update, (prof affairs Garite), 42(1):9 The core competencies for basic mid-
exch) professional affairs exchange, (prof up-
wifery practice: adopted by the
date) professional update, (public health per-
Cambodia American College of Nurse-Midwives
spec) public health perspective, (res exch)
research exchange. Providing culturally competent primary (May 1997), 42(5):373
Journal of Nurse-Midwifery « Vol. 42, No. 6, November/December 1997 539
© 1997 by the American College of Nurse-Midwives 0091-2182/97/$17.00 « PIl SO091-2182(97)00146-8
Issued by Elsevier Science Inc.
The core competencies for basic mid- ment revised (Roberts, Sedler) (edit), in the care of women (edit) (McCool),
wifery practice: critical ACNM docu- 42(5):371 42(4):293
ment revised (edit) (Roberts, Sedler), Development and outcomes of the Informed consent for epidural analge-
42(5):371 multiple-choice format national certi- sia in labor (Mann, Albers), 42(5):
fication examination in nurse-mid- 389
wifery and midwifery (prof update)
Cultural competence
(Fullerton, Parker, Severino), 42(4): Evidenced-based care
Providing culturally competent pri-
349 Evidence-based care: a new paradigm
mary care for immigrant and refugee
Educational collaboration and innova- for clinical practice (edit) (Murphy),
women: a Cambodian case study
tion: the nurse-midwifery and family 42(1):1
(Downs, Bernstein, Marchese), 42(6):
nurse-practitioner programs at the
499
University of New Mexico (ed exch)
Women’s health and _ low-income Family nurse-practitioner
(Overman, Viens), 42(2):112
housing (Welch), 42(6):521 Educational collaboration and innova-
A master’s degree for entry-level tion: the nurse-midwifery and family
ACNM-certified midwives: an option
nurse-practitioner programs at the
Depot medroxyprogesterone or necessity? (i and o) (Carrington,
University of New Mexico (ed exch)
Depot medroxyprogetserone: man- Decker), 42(4):364
(Overman, Viens), 42(2):112
agement of side-effects commonly
Sculpting a nurse-midwifery philoso-
associated with its contraceptive use phy: Ernestine Wiedenbach’s influ-
Family planning
(clin pract exch) (Archer, Irwin, ence (ed exch) (VandeVusse), 42(1):
Depot medroxyprogetserone: man-
Jensen, Johnson, Rorie), 42(2):104 43
agement of side-effects commonly
The University of California, San Di-
associated with its contraceptive use
Dermatology ego nurse-midwifery bridge program: (clin pract exch) (Archer, Irwin,
Primary care management of common an opportunity to learn intrapartum
Jensen, Johnson, Rorie), 42(2):104
dermatologic disorders in women nursing skills (ed and clin pract pro-
totypes) (Hunter, Dixon, Lops),
(Emmons, Callahan, Gorman, Sny-
Father
der), 42(3):228 42(5):427
Becoming a father: first-time father’s
experience of labor and delivery
Editorial Education and clinical practice (Chandler, Field), 42(1):17
prototypes
Communicating public health to mid-
The University of California, San Di-
wives: promoting a population-based Fellowship in the American Col-
ego nurse-midwifery bridge program:
approach to primary care for women lege of Nurse-Midwives
an opportunity to learn intrapartum
(edit) (Paine), 42(6):457 Fellowship in the American College of
nursing skills (ed and clin pract pro-
The core competencies for basic mid- Nurse-Midwives: Who’s who among
totypes) (Hunter, Dixon, Lops),
wifery practice: critical ACNM docu- newly inducted ACNM Fellows,
42(5):427
ment revised (edit) (Roberts, Sedler), 42(4):316
42(5):371
Epidurals, electronic fetal monitoring, Education exchange Gastrointestinal system
and ‘Dolly’: the role of technology Educational collaboration and innova- Pharmacologic management of com-
in the care of women (edit) (McCool), tion: the nurse-midwifery and family mon gastrointestinal health problems
42(4):293 nurse-practitioner programs at the in women (Brucker, Faucher), 42(3):
Evidence-based care: a new paradigm University of New Mexico (ed exch) 145
for clinical practice (edit) (Murphy), (Overman, Viens), 42(2):112
42(1):1 Sculpting a nurse-midwifery philoso-
Group B streptococcous (GBS)
Pharmacologic management of com- phy: Ernestine Wiedenbach’s influ-
Clinical bulletin no. 2—January 1997:
mon health problems in women: a ence (ed exch) (VandeVusse), 42(1):
early onset group B strep infection in
professional evolution (edit) (Llanes- 43 newborns, prevention and prophy-
Oberstein), 42(3):143
laxis (ACNM_ Clinical Bulletins),
What’s in a name: defining the profes-
Endocrine glands 42(5):403
sion of midwifery (edit) (Kraus), Pharmacologic considerations and Patient preference for self-collected
42(2):69
management of common endocrine cultures for group B streptococcus in
disorders in women (Payton, Gard- pregnancy (res exch), (Taylor, Mer-
Education ner, Reynolds), 42(3):186 cer, Englehardt, Fricke), 42(5):410
The core competencies for basic mid- Risk of device for direct detection of
wifery practice: adopted by the Epidural group B streptoccal antigen (FDA
American College of Nurse-Midwives Epidural anesthesia in labor: benefits safety alert), 42(5):408
(May 1997), 42(5):373 versus risks (King), 42(5):377
The core competencies for basic mid- Epidurals, electronic fetal monitoring, Guatemala
wifery practice: critical ACNM docu- and “‘Dolly’”’: the role of technology A study of the beliefs and birthing
540 Journal of Nurse-Midwifery e Vol. 42, No. 6, November/December 1997
practices of traditional midwives in son, Cragin, Daniels, Hunter, Sedler, ity rates (Mehl-Madrona, Madrona),
rural Guatemala (intl exch) (Lang, El- Teaf), 42(1):4 42(2):91
kin), 42(1):25 Transfer rates from freestanding birth The relationship of ambulation in labor
centers: a comparison with the Na- to operative delivery (Albers, Ander-
Gynecology tional Birth Center Study (Fullerton, son, Cragin, Daniels, Hunter, Sedler,
Jackson, Snell, Besser, Dickinson, Teaf), 42(1):4
Depot medroxyprogetserone: man-
Garite), 42(1):9 Transfer rates from freestanding birth
agement of side-effects commonly
associated with its contraceptive use See also Labor centers: a comparison with the Na-
tional Birth Center Study (Fullerton,
(clin pract exch) (Archer, Irwin,
Jensen, Johnson, Rorie), 42(2):104 Issues and opinions Jackson, Snell, Besser, Dickinson,
Pharmacologic management of sexu- The historical relationship of nurse- Garite), 42(1):9
The University of California, San Di-
ally transmitted diseases (Roe, Gudi), midwifery with medicine (i and o)
ego nurse-midwifery bridge program:
42(3):275 (Scoggin), 42(1):49
A master’s degree for entry-level an opportunity to learn intrapartum
nursing skills (ed and clin pract pro-
Heart disease ACNM-certified midwives: an option
totypes) (Hunter, Dixon, Lops),
See cardiovascular system or necessity? (i and o) (Carrington,
42(5):427
Decker), 42(4):364
Vaginal birth after cesarean in a hos-
Midwifery as a discipline (i and o)
Home birth pital-based birth center staffed by cer-
(Bergstrom), 42(5):417
Home birth and short-stay delivery:
tified nurse-midwives (Harrington,
lessons in health care financing for
Miller, McClain, Paul), 42(4):304
providers of health care for women Journal reviews
Variability in breathing patterns during
(Germano, Bernstein), 42(6):489 42(2):130; 42(5):438
latent labor: a pilot study (res exch)
Physician- and midwife-attended home
(Hesson, Hill, Bakal), 42(2):99
births: effect of breech, twin, and
Labor
post-dates outcome data on mortal-
Abrupt onset of severe pain at term: a Letters to the Editor
ity rates (Mehl-Madrona, Madrona), case report (clin pract exch) (Skov-
42(1):64; 42(5):434
42(2):91
gaard, Christenson, McClard, Spoor-
Sandefur, Kedley), 42(1):35
Maternal mortality
Induction Association between significant de-
Obstetric first aid in the community—
Methods of cervical ripening and labor crease in barometric pressure and on-
partners in safe motherhood: a strat-
induction (Summers), 42(2):71 set of labor (res exch) (King, Flesch-
egy for reducing maternal mortality
ler, Cohen), 42(1):32
(public health perspec) (Sibley, Arm-
Becoming a father: first-time father’s
International Exchange bruster), 42(2):117
experience of labor and delivery
A study of the beliefs and birthing
(Chandler, Field), 42(1):17
practices of traditional midwives in
Medical reviews
Can water immersion stop labor? (clin
rural Guatemala (intl exch) (Lang, El-
42(2):122:; 42(5):443
kin), 42(1):25 pract exch) (Odent), 42(5):414
Clinical bulletin no. 2—January 1997:
Medical abortion
early onset group B strep infection in
International midwifery
See abortion
newborns, prevention and prophy-
Obstetric first aid in the community—
laxis (ACNM_ Clinical Bulletins),
partners in safe motherhood: a strat-
42(5):403 Mental health
egy for reducing maternal mortality
Epidural anesthesia in labor: benefits Psychopharmacologic management of
(public health perspec) (Sibley, Arm-
versus risks (King), 42(5):377 women with common mental health
bruster), 42(2):117
Informed consent for epidural analge- problems (Clarke, Paine), 42(3):254
A study of the beliefs and birthing
sia in labor (Mann, Albers), 42(5):
practices of traditional midwives in
389 Midwifery
rural Guatemala (intl exch) (Lang, El-
Mechanisms of drugs that affect uter- Certified nurse-midwife and physician
kin), 42(1):25
ine motility (pharm update) (Sultatos), collaborative practice: piloting a sur-
42(4):367 vey on the Internet (Miller, King,
Internet Methods of cervical ripening and labor Lurie, Choitz), 42(4):308
Certified nurse-midwife and physician
induction (Summers), 42(2):71 Communicating public health to mid-
collaborative practice: piloting a sur- The mother-friendly childbirth initia- wives: promoting a population-based
vey on the Internet (Miller, King, tive: the first consensus initiative of approach to primary care for women
Lurie, Choitz), 42(4):308 the coalition for improving maternity (edit) (Paine), 42(6):457
services (prof update), 42(1):59 The core competencies for basic mid-
Intrapartum care Physician- and midwife-attended home wifery practice: critical ACNM docu-
The relationship of ambulation in labor births: effect of breech, twin, and ment revised (edit) (Roberts, Sedler),
to operative delivery (Albers, Ander- post-dates outcome data on mortal- 42(5):371
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Development and outcomes of the mul- Macroscopic examination of the pla- to operative delivery (Albers, Ander-
tiple-choice format national certifica- centa immediately following birth son, Cragin, Daniels, Hunter, Sedler,
tion examination in nurse-midwifery (Baergen), 42(5):393 Teaf), 42(1):4
and midwifery (prof update) (Fullerton, Public health approaches to commu- Vaginal birth after cesarean in a hos-
Parker, Severino), 42(4):349 nity-based needs: Boston’s infant pital-based birth center staffed by cer-
Educational collaboration and innova- mortality crisis as a case study (public tified nurse-midwives (Harrington,
tion: the nurse-midwifery and family health perspec) (Rorie, Richardson, Miller, McClain, Paul), 42(4):304
nurse-practitioner programs at the Gardner), 42(6):527
University of New Mexico (ed exch) Orthopedics
(Overman, Viens), 42(2):112 Nurse-midwifery See Musculoskeletal system
Evaluation of a reduced-frequency pre- See Midwifery
natal visit schedule for low-risk
Pain
women at a free-standing birthing
Nurse-midwifery philosophy Abrupt onset of severe pain at term: a
center (Walker, Koniak-Griffin), 42(4):
See Midwifery, Philosophy case report (clin pract exch) (Skov-
295
gaard, Christenson, McClard, Spoor-
Evidence-based care: a new paradigm
Nurse-midwifery practice Sandefur, Kedley), 42(1):35
for clinical practice (edit) (Murphy),
See Midwifery
42(1):1
Pharmacology
The historical relationship of nurse-
Nutrition Pharmacologic considerations and
midwifery with medicine (i and o)
Nutritional concerns in women’s pri- management of common endocrine
(Scoggin), 42(1):49
mary care (Morris, Rorie), 42(6):509 disorders in women (Payton, Gard-
Midwifery as a discipline (i and o)
ner, Reynolds), 42(3):186
(Bergstrom), 42(5):417
Pharmacologic management of car-
Population-based primary health care Obstetric complications
diovascular problems in women
for women: an overview for mid- Abrupt onset of severe pain at term: a
(Davis, Stecy), 42(3):176
wives (Garceau, Paine, Barger), case report (clin pract exch) (Skov-
Pharmacologic management of com-
42(6):465 gaard, Christenson, McClard, Spoor-
mon gastrointestinal health problems
Practice profile of members of the Sandefur, Kedley), 42(1):35
in women (Brucker, Faucher), 42(3):
American College of Nurse-Mid- Macroscopic examination of the pla-
wives: findings of a direct mail survey centa immediately following birth 145
Pharmacologic management of com-
(prof affairs exch) (Kraus), 42(4):355 (Baergen), 42(5):393
Mechanisms of drugs that affect uter- mon health problems in women: a
Principles for a successful professional
professional evolution (edit) (Llanes-
life (prof affairs exch) (Lubic), ine motility (pharm update) (Sultatos),
42(1):53 42(4):367 Oberstein), 42(3):143
The relationship of ambulation in labor Physician- and midwife-attended home Pharmacologic management of com-
mon lower respiratory tract disorders
to operative delivery (Albers, Ander- births: effect of breech, twin, and
in women (Mays, Leiner), 42(3):163
son, Cragin, Daniels, Hunter, Sedler, post-dates outcome data on mortality
Pharmacologic management of com-
Teaf), 42(1):4 rates (Mehl-Madrona, Madrona),
Vaginal birth after cesarean in a hos- 42(2):91 mon musculoskeletal disorders in
pital-based birth center staffed by cer- Public health approaches to commu- women (Kriebs, Burgin), 42(3):207
Pharmacologic management of sexu-
tified nurse-midwives (Harrington, nity-based needs: Boston’s infant
ally transmitted diseases (Roe, Gudi),
Miller, McClain, Paul), 42(4):304 mortality crisis as a case study (public
42(3):275
What’s in a name: defining the profes- health perspec) (Rorie, Richardson,
Primary care management of common
sion of midwifery (edit) (Kraus), Gardner), 42(6):527
42(2):69 The relationship of ambulation in labor dermatologic disorders in women
(Emmons, Callahan, Gorman, Sny-
to operative delivery (Albers, Ander-
der), 42(3):228
Mifepristone son, Cragin, Daniels, Hunter, Sedler,
Psychopharmacologic management of
Teaf), 42(1):4
Pregnancy interruption using mifepris-
A study of the beliefs and birthing women with common mental health
tone (RU-486): A new choice for
problems (Clarke, Paine), 42(3):254
women in the USA (Mackenzie, practices of traditional midwives in
Yeo), 42(2):86 rural Guatemala (intl exch) (Lang, El-
kin), 42(1):25 Pharmacology update
Musculoskeletal system Transfer rates from freestanding birth Mechanisms of drugs that affect uter-
Pharmacologic management of com- centers: a comparison with the Na- ine motility (pharm update) (Sultatos),
mon musculoskeletal disorders in tional Birth Center Study (Fullerton, 42(4):367
women (Kriebs, Burgin), 42(3):207 Jackson, Snell, Besser, Dickinson,
Garite), 42(1):9 Philosophy
Newborn The historical relationship of nurse-
Epidural anesthesia in labor: benefits Operative delivery midwifery with medicine (i and o)
versus risks (King), 42(5):377 The relationship of ambulation in labor (Scoggin), 42(1):49
542 Journal of Nurse-Midwifery « Vol. 42, No. 6, November/December 1997
Principles for a successful professional Primary care health perspec) (Rorie, Richardson,
life (prof affairs exch) (Lubic), Communicating public health to mid- Gardner), 42(6):527
42(1):53 wives: promoting a population-based Women’s health and low-income hous-
Sculpting a nurse-midwifery philoso- approach to primary care for women ing (public health perspec) (Welch),
phy: Ernestine Wiedenbach’s influ- (edit) (Paine), 42(6):457 42(6):521
ence (ed exch) (VandeVusse), 42(1): Home birth and short-stay delivery:
43 lessons in health care financing for
Professional affairs exchange
providers of health care for women
Practice profile of members of the
Placenta (Germano, Bernstein), 42(6):489
American College of Nurse-Mid-
Macroscopic examination of the pla- Nutritional concerns in women’s pri-
wives: findings of a direct mail survey
centa immediately following birth
mary care (Morris, Rorie), 42(6):509
(prof affairs exch) (Kraus), 42(4):355
(Baergen), 42(5):393
Pharmacologic considerations and
Principles for a successful professional
management of common endocrine
life (prof affairs exch) (Lubic),
Population-based health care disorders in women (Payton, Gard- 42(1):53
Population-based needs assessment: ner, Reynolds), 42(3):186 Trends in state laws and regulations
bringing public health to midwifery Pharmacologic management of car- affecting nurse-midwives: 1995-
practice (Declercq, Bichell, Center), diovascular problems in women 1997 (prof affairs exch) (Reed),
42(6):478
(Davis, Stecy), 42(3):176 42(5):421
Population-based primary health care
Pharmacologic management of com-
for women: an overview for mid-
mon gastrointestinal health problems
wives (Garceau, Paine, Barger), Professional update
in women (Brucker, Faucher), 42(3):
42(6):465 Development and outcomes of the
145
Women’s health and low income hous- multiple-choice format national certi-
Pharmacologic management of com-
ing (public health perspec) (Welch), fication examination in nurse-mid-
mon health problems in women: a
42(6):527 wifery and midwifery (prof update)
professional evolution (edit) (Llanes-
See also Special populations (Fullerton, Parker, Severino), 42(4):
Oberstein), 42(3):143
349
Pharmacologic management of com-
The mother-friendly childbirth initia-
Postpartum
mon lower respiratory tract disorders
tive: the first consensus initiative of
Macroscopic examination of the pla-
in women (Mays, Leiner), 42(3):163
the coalition for improving maternity
centa immediately following birth
Pharmacologic management of com-
services (prof update), 42(1):59
mon musculoskeletal disorders in
Pregnancy complications
women (Kriebs, Burgin), 42(3):207
See Obstetric complications Pharmacologic management of sexu- Public health
Communicating public health to mid-
ally transmitted diseases (Roe, Gudi),
Prenatal care 42(3):275 wives: promoting a population-based
Clinical bulletin no. 1—June 1996: approach to primary care for women
Population-based needs assessment:
limited obstetrical ultrasound in the bringing public health to midwifery (edit) (Paine), 42(6):457
third trimester (ACNM Clinical Bulle- Home birth and short-stay delivery:
practice (Declercq, Bichell, Center),
tins), 42(4):344 lessons in health care financing for
42(6):478
Clinical bulletin no. 2—January 1997: providers of health care for women
Population-based primary health care
early onset group B strep infection in (Germano, Bernstein), 42(6):489
for women: an overview for mid-
newborns, prevention and prophy- Nutritional concerns in women’s pri-
wives (Garceau, Paine, Barger),
laxis (ACNM_ Clinical Bulletins), mary care (Morris, Rorie), 42(6):509
42(6):465
42(5):403 Obstetric first aid in the community—
Primary care management of common
Evaluation of a reduced-frequency pre- partners in safe motherhood: a strat-
dermatologic disorders in women
natal visit schedule for low-risk egy for reducing maternal mortality
(Emmons, Callahan, Gorman, Sny-
women at a free-standing birthing (public health perspec) (Sibley, Arm-
der), 42(3):228
center (Walker, Koniak-Griffin), bruster), 42(2):117
Providing culturally competent pri-
42(4):295 Population-based needs assessment:
mary care for immigrant and refugee
Patient preference for self-collected bringing public health to midwifery
women: a Cambodian case study
cultures for group B streptococcus in practice (Declercq, Bichell, Center),
pregnancy (res exch), (Taylor, Mer- (Downs, Bernstein, Marchese), 42(6): 42(6):478
499
cer, Englehardt, Fricke), 42(5):410 Population-based primary health care
Transfer rates from freestanding birth Psychopharmacologic management of for women: an overview for mid-
centers: a comparison with the Na- women with common mental health wives (Garceau, Paine, Barger),
tional Birth Center Study (Fullerton, problems (Clarke, Paine), 42(3):254 42(6):465
Jackson, Snell, Besser, Dickinson, Public health approaches to commu- Providing culturally competent pri-
Garite), 42(1):9 nitv-based needs: Boston’s infant mary care for immigrant and refugee
See also Pharmacology, Primary care mortality crisis as a case study (public women: a Cambodian case study
Journal of Nurse-Midwifery « Vol. 42, No. 6, November/December 1997 543
(Downs, Bernstein, Marchese), 42(6): latent labor: a pilot study (res exch) in the care of women (edit) (McCool),
499 (Hesson, Hill, Bakal), 42(2):99 42(4):293
Public health approaches to communi-
ty-based needs: Boston’s infant mor- Respiratory system Therese Dondero Keynote Ad-
tality crisis as a case study (public Pharmacologic management of com- dress
health perspec) (Rorie, Richardson, mon lower respiratory tract disorders Principles for a successful professional
Gardner), 42(6):527 in women (Mays, Leiner), 42(3):163 life (prof affairs exch) (Lubic),
Women’s health and low-income hous- 42(1):53
ing (public health perspec) (Welch), RU-486
42(6):521 See Mifepristone
Traditional birth attendant
See also Primary care Obstetric first aid in the community—
Sexually transmitted diseases
partners in safe motherhood: a strat-
Public health perspectives Pharmacologic management of sexu-
egy for reducing maternal mortality
Obstetric first aid in the community— ally transmitted diseases (Roe, Gudi),
(public health perspec) (Sibley, Arm-
partners in safe motherhood (public 42(3):275
bruster), 42(2):117
health perspec) (Sibley, Armbruster),
A study of the beliefs and birthing
42(2):117 Special populations
practices of traditional midwives in
Public health approaches to commu- Communicating public health to mid-
rural Guatemala (intl exch) (Lang, El-
nity-based needs: Boston’s infant wives: promoting a population-based
kin), 42(1):25
mortality crisis as a case study (public approach to primary care for women
What’s in a name: defining the profes-
health perspec) (Rorie, Richardson, (edit) (Paine), 42(6):457
sion of midwifery (edit) (Kraus),
Gardner), 42(6):527 Population-based needs assessment:
42(2):69
Women’s health and low income hous- bringing public health to midwifery
ing (public health perspec) (Welch), practice (Declercq, Bichell, Center),
Ultrasound
42(6):521 42(6):478
Clinical bulletin no. 1—June 1996:
Population-based primary health care
limited obstetrical ultrasound in the
Regulations for practice for women: an overview for mid-
third trimester (ACNM Clinical Bulle-
Trends in state laws and regulations af- wives (Garceau, Paine, Barger), 42(6):
tins), 42(4):344
fecting nurse-midwives: 1995-1997 465
(prof affairs exch) (Reed), 42(5):421 Providing culturally competent primary
Uterus
care for immigrant and refugee wom-
Mechanisms of drugs that affect uter-
Research en: a Cambodian case study (Downs,
ine motility (pharm update) (Sultatos),
Evidence-based care: a new paradigm Bernstein, Marchese), 42(6):499
42(4):367
for clinical practice (edit) (Murphy), Public health approaches to commu-
42(1):1 nity-based needs: Boston’s infant
mortality crisis as a case study (public Vaginal birth after cesarean
Vaginal birth after cesarean in a hos-
Research exchange health perspec) (Rorie, Richardson,
Association between significant de- Gardner), 42(6):527 pital-based birth center staffed by cer-
crease in barometric pressure and Women’s health and low-income hous- tified nurse-midwives (Harrington,
onset of labor (res exch) (King, Flesch- ing (public health perspec) (Welch), Miller, McClain, Paul), 42(4):304
ler, Cohen), 42(1):32 42(6):521
Patient preference for self-collected See also Public health Wiedenbach, Ernestine
cultures for group B streptococcus in Sculpting a nurse-midwifery philoso-
pregnancy (res exch), (Taylor, Mer- Technology phy: Ernestine Wiedenbach’s influ-
cer, Englehardt, Fricke), 42(5):410 Epidurals, electronic fetal monitoring, ence (ed exch) (VandeVusse), 42(1):
Variability in breathing patterns during and ‘‘Dolly’”’: the role of technology 43
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