Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing: JOGNN 2004: Vol 33 Index

2004·2.7 MB·English

N@ENING SUBJECT INDEX
Volume 33 tub bathing versus traditional sponge family resources in a newborn
bathing for the newborn, 704 intensive-care unit, 156
Bed rest, evolution of bed rest as a clini- Cesarean birth, VBAC: safety for the
A cal intervention, 542 patient and the nurse, 105
Abuse Birth narratives, making meaning: Childbirth
domestic violence and trauma care in women's birth narratives, 508 childbirth experiences of professional
teenage pregnancy: does paternal Birth weight Chinese Canadian women, 748
age make a difference, 312 mothers' decisions to change from for- giving birth: the voices of orthodox
effect of an intimate partner violence mula to mother's milk for very-low- Jewish women living in Canada, 80
educational program on the atti- birth-weight infants, 692 keeping birth normal: research find-
tudes of nurses, 572 positive pregnancy outcomes in Mexi- ings on midwifery care during
influences of income, education, age can immigrants: what can we learn, childbirth, 554
and ethnicity on physical abuse 783 making meaning: women's birth narra-
before and during pregnancy, 561 prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes, tives, 508
prenatal predictors of intimate partner 809 positive pregnancy outcomes in Mexi-
abuse, 54 rush mothers' milk club: breastfeeding can immigrants: what can we learn,
survivors of childhood sexual abuse: interventions for mothers with 783
implications for perinatal nursing very-low-birth-weight infants, 164 prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes,
care, 485 smoking cessation counseling for preg- 809
Adolescent health, increasing activity to nant women who smoke: scientific promoting positive birth experiences,
reduce obesity in adolescent girls: a basis for practice for AWHONN's 484
research review, 801 success project, 298 reevaluation of Friedman's labor
Aging Bottle feeding, interaction between feed- curve: a pilot study, 713
elder mistreatment in women, 657 ing method and co-sleeping on survivors of childhood sexual abuse:
global aging: implications for women maternal-newborn sleep, 580 implications for perinatal nursing
and women's health, 627 Brazelton assessment scale, evaluation of care, 485
health promotion for mid- and later- Korean newborns with the Brazel- utility of fFN for the prediction of
life women, 639 ton neonatal behavioral assessment preterm birth in twin gestations,
influence of age on symptoms of peri- scale, 589 446
menopause, 340 Breastfeeding VBAC: safety for the patient and the
youth is a gift of nature, but aging is a grief, anxiety, stillbirth, and perinatal nurse, 105
work of art: health issues of older problems: healing with kangaroo Clinical issues
women, 626 care, 774 assessment and management of neona-
Antenatal diagnosis, parents' perspectives interaction between feeding method tal stressors, 235
on decision making after antenatal and co-sleeping on maternal-new- behavioral and physiological indicators
diagnosis of congenital heart dis- born sleep, 580 of procedural and postoperative
ease, 64 mothers’ decisions to change from for- pain in high-risk infants, 246
Antibody deficiency, women with primary mula to mother's milk for very-low- childbearing women's perceptions of
antibody deficiencies requiring IgG birth-weight infants, 692 nursing care that promotes dignity,
replacement therapy: their percep- rush mothers' milk club: breastfeeding 498
tion of prenatal care during preg- interventions for mothers with developmental patterns of physiologi-
nancy, 604 very-low-birth-weight infants, 164 cal response to a multisensory inter-
Autonomic function vention in extremely premature and
developmental patterns of physiologi- c high-risk infants, 266
cal response to a multisensory inter- Calcium elder mistreatment in women, 657
vention in extremely premature and calcium in women: healthy bones and empowering older women: strategies
high-risk infants, 266
much more, 21 to enhance their health and health
spectral analysis of heart rate variabili- deep tendon reflexes, magnesium, and care, 664
ty: an emerging tool for assessing calcium: assessments and implica- global aging: implications for women
stability during transition to tions, 221 and women's health, 627
extrauterine life, 256 Cardiovascular disease, postmenopausal growing future leaders: developing
hormone replacement and cardio- perinatal managers from within,
B vascular disease: incorporating 362
Bathing research into practice, 648 health promotion for mid- and later-
effect of bather and location of first Case study, imposed burdens: a Mexican life women, 639
bath on maintaining thermal stabil- American mother's experience of leadership, 354
ity in newborns, 175 leadership in nursing informatics, 371
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N@ENING SUBJECT INDEX
Volume 33 tub bathing versus traditional sponge family resources in a newborn
bathing for the newborn, 704 intensive-care unit, 156
Bed rest, evolution of bed rest as a clini- Cesarean birth, VBAC: safety for the
A cal intervention, 542 patient and the nurse, 105
Abuse Birth narratives, making meaning: Childbirth
domestic violence and trauma care in women's birth narratives, 508 childbirth experiences of professional
teenage pregnancy: does paternal Birth weight Chinese Canadian women, 748
age make a difference, 312 mothers' decisions to change from for- giving birth: the voices of orthodox
effect of an intimate partner violence mula to mother's milk for very-low- Jewish women living in Canada, 80
educational program on the atti- birth-weight infants, 692 keeping birth normal: research find-
tudes of nurses, 572 positive pregnancy outcomes in Mexi- ings on midwifery care during
influences of income, education, age can immigrants: what can we learn, childbirth, 554
and ethnicity on physical abuse 783 making meaning: women's birth narra-
before and during pregnancy, 561 prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes, tives, 508
prenatal predictors of intimate partner 809 positive pregnancy outcomes in Mexi-
abuse, 54 rush mothers' milk club: breastfeeding can immigrants: what can we learn,
survivors of childhood sexual abuse: interventions for mothers with 783
implications for perinatal nursing very-low-birth-weight infants, 164 prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes,
care, 485 smoking cessation counseling for preg- 809
Adolescent health, increasing activity to nant women who smoke: scientific promoting positive birth experiences,
reduce obesity in adolescent girls: a basis for practice for AWHONN's 484
research review, 801 success project, 298 reevaluation of Friedman's labor
Aging Bottle feeding, interaction between feed- curve: a pilot study, 713
elder mistreatment in women, 657 ing method and co-sleeping on survivors of childhood sexual abuse:
global aging: implications for women maternal-newborn sleep, 580 implications for perinatal nursing
and women's health, 627 Brazelton assessment scale, evaluation of care, 485
health promotion for mid- and later- Korean newborns with the Brazel- utility of fFN for the prediction of
life women, 639 ton neonatal behavioral assessment preterm birth in twin gestations,
influence of age on symptoms of peri- scale, 589 446
menopause, 340 Breastfeeding VBAC: safety for the patient and the
youth is a gift of nature, but aging is a grief, anxiety, stillbirth, and perinatal nurse, 105
work of art: health issues of older problems: healing with kangaroo Clinical issues
women, 626 care, 774 assessment and management of neona-
Antenatal diagnosis, parents' perspectives interaction between feeding method tal stressors, 235
on decision making after antenatal and co-sleeping on maternal-new- behavioral and physiological indicators
diagnosis of congenital heart dis- born sleep, 580 of procedural and postoperative
ease, 64 mothers’ decisions to change from for- pain in high-risk infants, 246
Antibody deficiency, women with primary mula to mother's milk for very-low- childbearing women's perceptions of
antibody deficiencies requiring IgG birth-weight infants, 692 nursing care that promotes dignity,
replacement therapy: their percep- rush mothers' milk club: breastfeeding 498
tion of prenatal care during preg- interventions for mothers with developmental patterns of physiologi-
nancy, 604 very-low-birth-weight infants, 164 cal response to a multisensory inter-
Autonomic function vention in extremely premature and
developmental patterns of physiologi- c high-risk infants, 266
cal response to a multisensory inter- Calcium elder mistreatment in women, 657
vention in extremely premature and calcium in women: healthy bones and empowering older women: strategies
high-risk infants, 266
much more, 21 to enhance their health and health
spectral analysis of heart rate variabili- deep tendon reflexes, magnesium, and care, 664
ty: an emerging tool for assessing calcium: assessments and implica- global aging: implications for women
stability during transition to tions, 221 and women's health, 627
extrauterine life, 256 Cardiovascular disease, postmenopausal growing future leaders: developing
hormone replacement and cardio- perinatal managers from within,
B vascular disease: incorporating 362
Bathing research into practice, 648 health promotion for mid- and later-
effect of bather and location of first Case study, imposed burdens: a Mexican life women, 639
bath on maintaining thermal stabil- American mother's experience of leadership, 354
ity in newborns, 175 leadership in nursing informatics, 371
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legal issues, 92 youth is a gift of nature, but aging is a Hearing screening, evaluation of the
liability in the care of the elderly, 124 work of art: health issues of older Natus ALGO 3 newborn hearing
making meaning: women's birth narra- women, 626 screener, 183
tives, 508 Education Heart disease, parents’ perspectives on
malpractice and the neonatal intensive- annotated bibliography of National decision making after antenatal
care nurse, 116 Institute of Nursing research find- diagnosis of congenital heart dis-
maternal or fetal heart rate? avoiding ings on women's health across the ease, 64
intrapartum misidentification, 93 lifespan: articles published since Heart rate variability, spectral analysis of
nursing leadership in the boardroom, 2002, 791 heart rate variability: an emerging
381 effect of an intimate partner violence tool for assessing stability during
obesity and nutrition in women educational program on the atti- transition to extrauterine life, 256
throughout adulthood, 823 tudes of nurses, 572 HELLP syndrome, model for the HELLP
postmenopausal hormone replacement future of professional education in nat- Syndrome: the maternal experience,
and cardiovascular disease: incor- ural family planning, 34 44
porating research into practice, 648 Egg donation, recipients of oocyte dona- High-risk infants
prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes, tion: an integrative review, 610 behavioral and physiological indicators
809 Endometriosis, more than just menstrual of procedural and postoperative
promoting positive birth experiences, cramps: symptoms and uncertainty pain in high-risk infants, 246
484 among women with endometriosis, developmental patterns of physiologi-
role transitions for new clinical leaders 71 cal response to a multisensory inter-
in perinatal practice, 355 Evidence-based practice resources, 88, vention in extremely premature and
spectral analysis of heart rate variabili- 231, 480, 622 high-risk infants, 266
ty: an emerging tool for assessing High-risk pregnancy, deep tendon reflex-
stability during transition to F es, magnesium, and calcium: assess-
extrauterine life, 256 Factor V Leiden, factor V Leiden muta- ments and implications, 221
survivors of childhood sexual abuse: tion in pregnancy, 348 Homelessness, barriers to prenatal care
implications for perinatal nursing Family-centered care for homeless pregnant women, 428
care, 485 family-centered care: do we practice Hormone replacement therapy, post-
VBAC: safety for the patient and the what we preach?, 421 menopausal hormone replacement
nurse, 105 imposed burdens: a Mexican American and cardiovascular disease: incor-
Contraceptives, improving patient educa- mother's experience of family porating research into practice, 648
tional literature: an understandable resources in a newborn intensive- Hypertension, hypertensive disorders of
patient package insert for "the care unit, 156 pregnancy, 209
pill," 198 Fatherhood, fathers' perceptions of the
Cotinine, comparison of self-reported immediate postpartal period, 328 I
smokjng and urinary cotinine levels Fertility, future of professional education IgG replacement therapy, women with
in a rural pregnant population, 306 in natural family planning, 34 primary antibody deficiencies
Fetal fibronectin, utility of fFN for the requiring IgG replacement therapy:
D prediction of preterm birth in twin their perception of prenatal care
Domestic violence gestations, 446 during pregnancy, 604 ;
domestic violence and trauma care in Fetal monitoring Infant death, spinal muscular atrophy in
teenage pregnancy: does paternal is there logic behind fetal monitoring, the neonate, 12
age make a difference, 312 550 Infertility, support from health care
effect of an intimate partner violence maternal or fetal heart rate? avoiding providers and the psychological
educational program on the atti- intrapartum misidentification, 93 adjustment of individuals experi-
tudes of nurses, 572 encing infertility, 597
elder mistreatment in women, 657 G
prenatal predictors of intimate partner Genetic disorders, spinal muscular atro-
abuse, 54 phy in the neonate, 12 Jewish cultural, giving birth: the voices of
Genetics, nurses' views on their roles in orthodox Jewish women living in
E genetics, 756 Canada, 80
Editorials
choosing healthy behaviors: one small H L
step for womankind, 539 Health promotion Labor, reevaluation of Friedman's labor
health promotion begins at the breast, empowering older women: strategies curve: a pilot study, 713
297 to enhance their health and health Lactose intolerance, calcium in women:
making a difference, 689 care, 664 healthy bones and much more, 21
maternal mortality in the global vil- health promotion for mid- and later- Leadership
lage, 153 life women, 639 growing future leaders: developing
revisiting commitment, 9 perinatal managers from within,
systematic reviews of research, 409 I3O6L2
November/December 2004 JOGNN 835
leadership, 354 evaluation of the Natus ALGO 3 new- obesity and nutrition in women
leadership in nursing informatics, 371 born hearing screener, 183 throughout adulthood, 823
nursing Yeadership in the boardroom, family-centered care: do we practice prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes,
3780 1 what we preach?, 421 809
role transitions for new clinical leaders grief, anxiety, stillbirth, and perinatal
in perinatal practice, 355 problems: healing with kangaroo O
Letters, 10, 154, 540, 690 care, 774 Obesity
interaction between feeding method increasing activity to reduce obesity in
M and co-sleeping on maternal-new- adolescent girls: a research review,
Magnesium, deep tendon reflexes, magne- born sleep, 580 801
sium, and calcium: assessments and is there logic behind fetal monitoring, obesity and nutrition in women
implications, 221 550 throughout adulthood, 823
Malpractice issues malpractice and the neonatal intensive-
liability in the care of the elderly, 124 care nurse, 116 Pp
malpractice and the neonatal intensive- mothers’ decisions to change from for- Pain, behavioral and physiological indica-
care nurse, 116 mula to mother's milk for very-low- tors of procedural and postopera-
Maternal attachment birth-weight infants, 692 tive pain in high-risk infants, 246
grief, anxiety, stillbirth, and perinatal nutrition in women and newborns, Parenthood
problems: healing with kangaroo 800 achieving a new balance: women's
care, 774 spectral analysis of heart rate variabili- transition to second-time parent-
predictors of prenatal attachment in ty: an emerging tool for assessing hood, 455
mothers of twins, 436 stability during transition to maternal perspectives on postpartum
Maternal health, early detection of post- extrauterine life, 256 return to the workplace, 463
partum depression: midwives and Neonatal management, assessment and Patient education, improving patient edu-
nurses trial a checklist, 191 management of neonatal stressors, cational literature: an understand-
Men 235 able patient package insert for "the
father's perceptions of the immediate Neonatal skin care pill," 198
postpartal period, 328 tub bathing versus traditional sponge Perinatal care
support from health care providers bathing for the newborn, 70 growing future leaders: developing
and the psychological adjustment of validity and reliability of the neonatal perinatal managers from within,
individuals experiencing infertility, skin condition score, 320 362
597 Nursing role transitions for new clinical leaders
Menopause management, influence of age childbearing women's perceptions of in perinatal practice, 355
on symptoms of perimenopause, nursing care that promotes dignity, survivors of childhood sexual abuse:
340 498 implications for perinatal nursing
Menstrual cramps, more than just men- effect of an intimate partner violence care, 485
strual cramps: symptoms and educational program on the atti- Postpartum
uncertainty among women with tudes of nurses, 572 fathers' perceptions of the immediate
endometriosis, 71 evolution of bed rest as a clinical inter- postpartal period, 328
Midwifery, keeping birth normal: research vention, 542 maternal perspectives on postpartum
findings on midwifery care during leadership in nursing informatics, 371 return to the workplace, 463
childbirth, 554 malpractice and the neonatal intensive- postpartum emotional distress in
Mortality trends, global aging: implica- care nurse, 116 mothers with multiple sclerosis,
tions for women and women's maternal or fetal heart rate? avoiding 779
health, 627 intrapartum misidentification, 93 Postpartum depression
Multiple sclerosis, postpartum emotional nurses' attitudes toward pregnancy ter- early detection of postpartum depres-
distress in mothers with multiple mination in the labor and delivery sion: midwives and nurses trial a
sclerosis, 729 setting, 472 checklist, ed
nurses' views on their roles in genetics, postpartum depression beyond the
N 756 early postpartum period, 410
Neonatal care nursing leadership in the boardroom, Pregnancy
behavioral and physiological indicators 381 barriers to prenatal care for homeless
of procedural and postoperative survivors of childhood sexual abuse: pregnant women, 428
pain in high-risk infants, 246 implications for perinatal nursing comparison of self-reported smoking
effect of bather and location of first care, 485 and urinary cotinine levels in a
bath on maintaining thermal stabil- Nursing home lawsuits, liability in the rural pregnant population, 306
ity in newborns, 175 care of the elderly, 124 effects of spirituality and psychosocial
evaluation of Korean newborns with Nutrition well-being on health risk behaviors
the Brazelton neonatal behavioral nutrition in women and newborns, in Appalachian pregnant women,
assessment scale, 589 800 739
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factor V Leiden mutation in pregnan- grief, anxiety, stillbirth, and perinatal increasing activity to reduce obesity in
cy, 348 problems: healing with kangaroo adolescent girls: a research review,
hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, care, 774 801
209 resources for evidence-based practice, influence of age on symptoms of peri-
impact of prior perinatal loss on sub- 88, 231, 480, 622 menopause, 340
sequent pregnancies, 765 Reproduction influences of income, education, age
influences of income, education, age future of professional education in nat- and ethnicity on physical abuse
and ethnicity on physical abuse ural family planning, 34 before and during pregnancy, 561
before and during pregnancy, 561 recipients of oocyte donation: an inte- interaction between feeding method
nurses' attitudes toward pregnancy ter- grative review, 610 and co-sleeping on maternal-new-
mination in the labor and delivery Reproductive health, refugee women's born sleep, 580
setting. 472 reproductive health in early resettle- keeping birth normal: research find-
positive pregnancy outcomes in Mexi- ment, 723 ings on midwifery care during
can immigrants: what can we learn, Research childbirth, 554
783 achieving a new balance: women's maternal perspectives on postpartum
prenatal nutrition and birth outcomes, transition to second-time parent- return to the workplace, 463
809 hood, 455 model for the HELLP Syndrome: the
prenatal predictors of intimate partner barriers to prenatal care for homeless maternal experience, 44
abuse, 54 pregnant women, 428 more than just menstrual cramps:
smoking cessation counseling for preg- childbirth experiences of professional symptoms and uncertainty among
nant women who smoke: scientific Chinese Canadian women, 748 women with endometriosis, 71
basis for practice for AWHONN's comparison of self-reported smoking mothers' decisions to change from for-
success project, 298 and urinary cotinine levels in a mula to mother's milk for very-low-
women with primary antibody defi- rural pregnant population, 306 birth-weight infants, 692
ciencies requiring IgG replacement domestic violence and trauma care in nurses’ attitudes toward pregnancy ter-
therapy: their perception of prena- teenage pregnancy: does paternal mination in the labor and delivery
tal care during pregnancy, 604 age make a difference, 312 setting, 472
Premature infants early detection of postpartum depres- parents’ perspectives on decision mak-
developmental patterns of physiologi- sion: midwives and nurses trial a ing after antenatal diagnosis of con-
cal response to a multisensory intez checklist, 191 genital heart disease, 64
vention in extremely premature and effect of an intimate partner violence postpartum emotional distress in
high-risk infants, 266 educational program on the atti- mothers with multiple sclerosis,
779
utility of fFN for the prediction of tudes of nurses, 572
preterm birth in twin gestations, effect of bather and location of first predictors of prenatal attachment in
446 bath on maintaining thermal stabil- mothers of twins, 436
Prenatal attachment ity in newborns, 175 prenatal predictors of intimate partner
impact of prior perinatal loss on sub- effects of spirituality and psychosocial abuse, 54
sequent pregnancies, 765 well-being on health risk behaviors reevaluation of Friedman's labor
predictors of prenatal attachment in in Appalachian pregnant women, curve: a pilot study, 713
mothers of twins, 436 739 refugee women's reproductive health
Prenatal care evaluation of Korean newborns with in early resettlement, 739
barriers to prenatal care for homeless the Brazelton neonatal behavioral rush mothers’ milk club: breastfeeding
pregnant women, 428 assessment scale, 589 interventions for mothers with
smoking cessation counseling for preg- evaluation of the Natus ALGO 3 new- very-low-birth-weight infants, 164
nant women who smoke: scientific born hearing screener, 183 support from health care providers
basis for practice of AWHONN's evolution of bed rest as a clinical inter- and the psychological adjustment of
success project, 298 vention, 542 individuals experiencing infertility,
women with primary antibody defi- factor V Leiden mutation in pregnan- 597
ciencies requiring IgG replacement cy, 348 tub bathing versus traditional sponge
therapy: their perception of prena- family-centered care: do we practice bathing for the newborn, 704
tal care during pregnancy, 604 what we preach?, 421 utility of fFN for the prediction of
fathers' perceptions of the immediate preterm birth in twin gestations,
postpartal period, 328 446
Reports giving birth: the voices of orthodox validity and reliability of the neonatal
annotated bibliography of National Jewish women living in Canada, 80 skin condition score, 320
Institute of Nursing research find- impact of prior perinatal loss on sub- women with primary antibody defi-
ings on women's health across the sequent pregnancies, 765 ciencies requiring IgG replacement
lifespan: articles published since therapy: their perception of prena-
2002, 791 tal care during pregnancy, 604
November/December 2004 JOGNN 837
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Women's health
Sleeping, interaction between feeding Teen pregnancy, domestic violence and annotated bibliography of National
method and co-sleeping on mater- trauma care in teenage pregnancy: Institute of Nursing research find-
nal-newborn sleep, 580 does paternal age make a differ- ings on women's health across the
Smoking cessation ence, 312 lifespan: articles published since
comparison of self-reported smoking Tendon reflexes, deep tendon reflexes, 2002, 791
and urinary cotinine levels in a magnesium, and calcium: assess- calcium in women: healthy bones and
rural pregnant population, 306 ments and implications, 221 much more, 21
smoking cessation counseling for preg- Trauma care, domestic violence and trau- childbearing women's perceptions of
nant women who smoke: scientific ma care in teenage pregnancy: does nursing care that promotes dignity,
basis for practice for AWHONN' s paternal age make a difference, 312 498
success project, 298 Twins elder mistreatment in women, 657
Socioeconomic status, influences of predictors of prenatal attachment in empowering older women: strategies
income, education, age and ethnici- mothers of twins, 436 to enhance their health and health
ty on physical abuse before and utility of fFN for the prediction of care, 664
during pregnancy, 561 preterm birth in twin gestations, nutrition in women and newborns,
Spinal muscular atrophy, spinal muscular 446 800
atrophy in the neonate, 12 obesity and nutrition in women
Spirituality, effects of spirituality and psy- W throughout adulthood, 823
chosocial well-being on health risk Women, support from health care postmenopausal hormone replacement
behaviors in Appalachian pregnant providers and the psychological and cardiovascular disease: incor-
women, 739 adjustment of individuals experi- porating research into practice, 648
encing infertility, 597
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N@IEININE AUTHOR INDEX
A Flanders-Stephans, Mary Beth, 44 Lynam, M. Judith, 64
Agrawal, Sangeeta, 572 Fowles, Eileen R., 809 Lyndaker, Carolyn, 340
Albrecht, Susan A., 298 Fullerton, Judith, 446
Anderson, Gene Cranston, 774 M
Andersson, Elin, 604 G McCartney, Patricia Robin, 37
Armstrong, Deborah S., 765 Gardulf, Ann, 604 McKenry, Patrick C., nll
Armstrong, Kay A., 198 Gaudet, Darlene, 704 MeNichols, Jackie A.,
Glenn, L. Lee, 580 Maloni, Judith A.,n ny
B Goodman, Janice H., 410 Marek, Marla J., 47
Barnes, Donelle M., 723 Greenwood, Jullie L., 572 cacacanel ae A., 12
Barrett, Margaret, 704 Gu, Guo-Guang, 266 Matthews, Rachel, 498
Beacham, Pamela S., 246 Gulick, Elsie E., 729 Mayberry, Linda J., 409
Bednarzyk, Michele S., 428 Gustafson, Rolf, 604 Medves, Jennifer Mary, 1
Bennett, Patricia A., 692 Meier, Paula P., 164, 692
Berbaum, Michael, 266 H Mingolelli, Stefanie Spanier,
Bloom, Kathaleen C., 428 Halleran, JoAnn, 298 Miracle, Donna J., 164, 692
Bohn, Diane K., 561 Hanna, Barbara, 191 Morin, Karen H., 800. 823
Bozzette, Maryann, 589 Hansen, Susanne, 604 Murray, Gail, 183
Brathwaite, Angela Cooper, 748 Harner, Holly M., 31 )? Murray, Michelle L., 9
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Brinthaupt, JoAnne, 306 Harrison, Cara L. 72 )
Britton, Geraldine R. Avidano, 306 Harrison, Lynda Law, 236 IN
Brown, Charles E. L., 446 Hayman, Laura L., 801 Nelson, Michael N., 266
Brucker, Penny S., 597 Heermann, Judith A., 572 Nichols, Mary R., 463
Bryanton, Janet, 704 Hershberger, Patricia, 610 Nick, Jan M., 221
Burkhammer, Maria D., 7 Hobbins, Debra, 485 Ninan, Barbara, 183
Hulton, Linda, 340 Ninan, Daniel, 183
c Hurst, Irene, 156
Callister, Lynn Clark, 80, 484, 498, 508 O
Campbell, Jacquelyn C., 561 I O'Brien, Beverly, 1
Cender, Loryle M., 64 lyer, Patricia, 124 O'Reilly, Maureen M., 455
Cesario, Sandra K., 713 Ormson, Mary C., 183
Chiu, Sheau-Huey, 774 J Osborne, Jason, 298
Clemmens, Donna, 801 James, Gary D., 306 Osborne, Jason W., 32(
Cohen, Jayne, 421 Jarman, Heather, 191 Oths, Kathryn S., 54
Cohen, Susan Murphy, 348 Jesse, D. Elizabeth, 739
Jones, Renee, 298 Pp
D Padbye, Nikhil S., 256
Damato, Elizabeth G., 436 K Page, Robin L., 783
Dauphinee, Joan Drukker, 105 Kass-Wolff, Jane H., 21 Parsons, Virgil, 421
de Montigny, Francine, 328 Kearney, Margaret H., 539 Patel, Minu, 266
Devitt, Deanna L., 428 Kennedy, Holly Powell, 554 Peters, Rosalind M., 209
Ding, Leyla, 756 Kenner, Carole, 589 Petersen, Mary F., 421
Dockery, Linda, 183 Kidner, Maria C., 44 Potter, Linda S., 198
Dunn, Linda L., 54 Kiesling, Stephanie, 164 Priddy, Kristen D., 550
Kim, Sun, 729
E Kim, Tae-Im, 589
Engstrom, Janet L., 164 Kowalski, Karren, 362 Quillin, Stephanie I. M., 580
Evans, Robin L., 355
E R
F Lacharité, Carl, 328 Reed, Pamela G., 739
Fanaroff, Avroy A., 183 Layton, Kim, 191 Reiser, Dianna J., 355
Farquharson, Duncan, 64 Lemaire, Gail Schoen, 71 Rempel, Gwen R. 64
Fehring, Richard J., 34 Lindqvist, Muska, 604 Renault, Rebecca A., 428
Feldman, Perle, 80 Loh, Michelle H. _ 183 Rey, Patricia Meleedy, 266
Fischbeck, Kenneth H., 12 Lowe, Nancy K., 9, 153, 297, 409, 689 Roane, Claire, 236
Flack, John M., 209 Lund, Carloyn Shani Lund, 320 Ropp, Ann L., 354
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Ross, Beth Stearman, 198 Silvestri, Jean M., 266 V
Roux, Gayle M., 463 Sprague, Ann E., 542 Van Loock, Donna M., 428
Ruiz, R. Jeanne, 446 Stark, Mary Ann, 823 Verklan, M. Terese, 92, 116, 256
Stehle, Joyce M., 306
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Sakala, Carol, 88, 231, 480, 622 iy Walsh, Donna, 704
Sandor, George G., 64 Tabloski, Patricia A., 626, 627 Weaver, Michael, 236
Savage, Sally, 191 Teaman, Veronica, 428 White-Traut, Rosemary C., 235, 266
Schoening, Anne M., 572 Tebben, Julie G., 561 Williams, Charmaine C., 748
Searing, Kimberly, 823 Terzioglu, Fiisun, 756
Semenic, Sonia E., 80 Thomas, Karen Kelly, 298 Zz
Shannon, Maureen T., 554 Thorman, Kathleen E., 381 Zurakowski, Tamara L., 639
Shin, Yeonghee, 589 Tinkle, Mindy B., 12
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