Journal of Pediatric Health Care 2003: Vol 17 Index

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Index to volume 17 F
Fisch RO (see Fortman et al). 2003;17:295-300
AUTHOR INDEX* Fisher K, Kettl P. Teachers’ perceptions of school violence. 2003;17:79-83
Fleischer AB Jr (see Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9
A Fortman KK, Fisch RO, Phinney MY, DeFor TA. Books and babies: clinical-
Abrams E (see Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60 based literacy programs. 2003;17:295-300
Alpert PT (see McWhorter et al). 2003;17:11-7 Francis R (see Taft and Francis). 2003;17:42-4 (Practice Guidelines)
Andersen J (see Johnson et al). 2003;17:3-10
Ateah CA, Secco ML, Woodgate RL. The risks and alternatives to physical G
punishment use with children. 2003;17:126-32 Gance-Cleveland B. Adaptation to Addison’s Disease in a child: a case
study. 2003;17:301-10
B Ganel A, Dudkiewicz I, Grogan DP. Pediatric orthopedic physical examina-
Balkrishnan R, Manuel J, Clarke J, Carroll CL, Housman TS, Fleischer AB Jr. tion of the infant: a 5-minute assessment. 2003;17:39-41 (Patient Manage-
Effects of an episode of specialist care on the impact of childhood atopic ment Exchange)
dermatitis on the child’s family. 2003;17:184-9 Giambri LL. Raising a responsible adolescent. 2003;17:17 (Literature Re-
Bell L. Letter to the editor. 2003;17:105 (Letter to the Editor) view)
Borghese-Lang T, Morrison L, Ogle A, Wright A. Successful bottle feeding Goodwin LD (see Sperhac and Goodwin). 2003;17:169-75
of the young infant. 2003;17:94-101 (Patient Education) Gottesman MM. Back to the future. 2003;17(2):17A-9A (President’s Mes-
Brackis-Cott E, Mellins CA, Abrams E, Reval T, Dolezal C. Pediatric HIV sage)
medication adherence: the views of medical providers from two primary Gottesman MM. Celebrating the pearl that is NAPNAP. 2003;17(1):17A-9A
care programs. 2003;17:252-60 (President’s Message)
Brady M. Look beyond: a new logo and a town hall meeting! 2003;17(6): Gottesman MM. Healthy eating and activity together (HEAT): weapons
21A-2A (President’s Message) against obesity. 2003;17:210-5 (Patient Education)
Brady M. To infinity and beyond. 2003;17(5):18A-9A (President’s Message) Gottesman MM. Helping parents make sense of ADHD diagnosis and
Brady M. We are NAPNAP: our family tree. 2003;17(4):12A-3A (President's treatment. 2003;17:149-53 (Patient Education)
Message) Gottesman MM. An open letter to the community of health professionals.
Britto MT (see Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9 2003;17(2):20A-1A
Broome CD (see Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83 Gottesman MM. Reflection on a year of learning and shared commitment.
Broome ME, Dokken DL, Broome CD, Woodring B, Stegelman MF. A study 2003;17(3):12A-6A (President’s Message)
of parent/grandparent education for managing a febrile illness using the Gray J (see Riesch et al). 2003;17:22-31
CALM approach. 2003;17:176-83 Grogan DP (see Ganel et al). 2003;17:39-41 (Patient Management Exchange)
Burns C (see Dunn et al). 2003;17:223-31
Byczkowski T (see Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9 H
Hallas D. Annotated abstracts. 2003;17:332-4 (Annotated Abstracts)
C Hallas D, Melnyk BM. Evidence-based practice: the paradigm shift. 2003;
Carlson LH. The clinical doctorate-asset or albatross? 2003;17:216-8 (Profes- 17:46-9 (Research Department)
sional Issues) Hershberger ML, Chidekel A. Arnold-Chiari malformation type I and
Carroll CL (see Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9 sleep-disordered breathing: an uncommon manifestation of an important
Cheigh NH. Managing a common disorder in children: atopic dermatitis. pediatric problem. 2003;17:190-7
2003;17:84-90 (Pediatric Pharmacology) Hoeffs M (see Riesch et al). 2003;17:22-31
Chelonis J] (see Meaux and Chelonis). 2003;17:64-71 Housman TS (see Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9
Chidekel A (see Hershberger and Chidekel). 2003;17:190-7 Huffman S (see Young and Huffman). 2003;17:277-83
Clarke J (see Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9 Huss K, Winkelstein M, Nanda J, Naumann PL, Sloand ED, Huss RW.
Clark LF (see Norris et al). 2003;17:140-4 Computer game for inner-city children does not improve asthma out-
Colden FYC (see Lieber et al). 2003;17:240-4 comes. 2003;17:72-8
Colon AL (see Lieber et al). 2003;17:240-4 Huss RW (see Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
Cotugna N (see Tapper-Gardzina and Cotugna). 2003;17:18-21
Cromwell PF (see Eissa and Cromwell). 2003;17:145-7 (Practice Guidelines) J
Crowley AA, Magee TK. Integrating Healthy Steps into PNP graduate edu- Jackson PL, Kennedy C, Slaughter R. Employment characteristics of recent
cation. 2003;17:232-9 PNP graduates. 2003;17:133-9
Johnson B, Wiesemann S, Andersen J. Using a matrix as an educational
D approach to asthma. 2003;17:3-10
Dale JC. What to know when choosing a breast pump. 2003;17:338-40 Jones K (see Uzark and Jones). 2003;17:163-8
(Product Showcase)
DeFor TA (see Fortman et al). 2003;17:295-300 K
Dokken DL (see Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83 Keenan T (see Riesch et al). 2003;17:22-31
Dolezal C (see Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60 Kennedy C (see Jackson et al). 2003;17:133-9
Duderstadt KG. Covering the nation’s uninsured children: a report card. Kettl P (see Fisher and Kettl). 2003;17:79-83
2003;17:207-9 (Legislation and Health Policy) Kitzman H (see Peterson-Sweeney et al). 2003;17:118-25
Dudkiewicz I (see Ganel et al). 2003;17:39-41 (Patient Management Ex- Koslap-Petraco MB, Parsons T. Communicating the benefits of combination
change) vaccines to parents and health care providers. 2003;17:53-7
Dunn AM, Burns C, Sattler B. Environmental health of children. 2003;17: Kotagal UR (see Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9
223-31
L
E Lewin L, Dale J. Research considerations with children and adolescents.
Eissa MA, Cromwell PF. Diagnosis and management of pelvic inflamma- 2003;17:268-70 (Research)
tory disease in adolescents. 2003;17:145-7 (Practice Guidelines) Lieber MT, Colden FYC, Colon AL. Childhood immunizations: a parent
Ertl T (see Riesch et al). 2003;17:22-3 education and incentive program. 2003;17:240-4
Limbo R, Petersen W, Pridham K. Promoting safety of young children with
Guided Participation processes. 2003;17:245-51
Lindeke L. NAPNAP Update. 2003;17(6):23A-4A
*January, pp 1-50; March, pp 51-106; May, pp 107-160; July, pp 161-220; Septem- Loman DG. The use of complementary and alternative health care practices
ber, pp 221-274; November, pp 275-348. among children. 2003;17:58-63
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M R
Magee TK (see Crowley and Magee). 2003;17:232-9 Reval T (see Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60
Magnus S (see Norris et al). 2003;17:140-4 Riesch SK, Gray J, Hoeffs M, Keenan T, Ertl T, Mathison K. Conflict and
Manuel J (see Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9 conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions. 2003;17:22-31
Marks JM, Spatz DL. Medication and lactation: what PNPs need to know. Rudy CA. Double vision and numb hand. 2003;17:91, 106 (Case Presenta-
2003;17:311-9 tions)
Mathison K (see Riesch et al). 2003;17:22-31 Ryan-Krause P. A toddler with hepatomegaly. 2003;17:264, 273-4 (Case
McCarthy AM. Annotated abstracts. 2003;17:265-7 (Annotated Abstracts) Studies)
McMullen A (see Peterson-Sweeney et al). 2003;17:118-25 Ryan-Krause P (see Sadler et al). 2003;17:109-17
McWhorter JW, Wallmann HW, Alpert PT. The obese child: motivation as a Rychnovsky J. Just another routine school physical? 2003;17:206, 219-20
tool for exercise. 2003;17:11-7 (Case Studies)
Meadows-Oliver M. Firearm safety devices. 2003;17:157-8 (Product Show- Rychnovsky J. Population-based health care. 2003;17:154-6 (Research)
case)
Meaux JB, Chelonis JJ. Time perception differences in children with and S
without ADHD. 2003;17:64-71 Sadler LS, Swartz MK, Ryan-Krause P. Supporting adolescent mothers and
Medd SE. Children with ADHD need our advocacy. 2003;17:102-4 (Profes- their children through a high school-based child care center and parent
sional Issues) support program. 2003;17:109-17
Mellins CA (see Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60 Salsberry PJ. Why are some children still uninsured? 2003;17:32-8
Melnyk BM, Brown HE, Jones DC, Kreipe R, Novak J. Improving the men- Sandritter T. Gastroesophageal reflux disease in infants and children.
tal/ psychosocial health of U.S. children and adolescents: outcomes and 2003;17:198-205 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
implementation strategies from the national KySS summit. 2003;17:S1-S24 Sattler B (see Dunn et al). 2003;17:223-31
Melnyk BM (see Hallas and Melnyk). 2003;17:46-9 (Research Department) Schoettker PJ (see Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9
Mindell JA, Owens JA. Sleep problems in pediatric practice: clinical issues Scornaienchi JM. Chronic sorrow: one mother’s experience with two chil-
for the pediatric nurse practitioner. 2003;17:324-31 (Patient Education) dren with lissencephaly. 2003;17:290-4
Morrison L (see Borghese-Lang et al). 2003;17:94-101 (Patient Education) Secco ML (see Ateah et al). 2003;17:126-32
Morrow AL. What's new in infant formulas? 2003;17:271-2 (Product Show- Slaughter R (see Jackson et al). 2003;17:133-9
case) Sloand ED (see Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
Smith KD. NAPNAP Update. 2003;17(1):20A, 2003;17(2):22A-6A, 2003;
N 17(3):17A, 2003;17(4):14A-8A, 2003;17(5):20A
Nanda J (see Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8 Spatz DL (see Marks and Spatz). 2003;17:311-7
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. NAPNAP position Sperhac AM, Goodwin LD. Using multiple data sources for curriculum
statement on credentialing and privileging for pediatric nurse practition- revision. 2003;17:169-75
ers. 2003;17(5):22A-3A (Position Statement) Stegelman MF (see Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. The pediatric health Swartz MK (see Sadler et al). 2003;17:109-17
care home. 2003;17(1):22A (Position Statement)
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. PNP prescriptive T
privilege. 2003;17(6):26A (Position Statement) Taft E, Francis R. Evaluation and management of scoliosis. 2003;17:42-4
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. The PNP’s role in (Practice Guidelines)
supporting infant and family well-being during the first year of life. Tapper-Gardzina Y, Cotugna N. The Kids Café: A program to reduce child
2003;17(3):19A (Position Statement) hunger. 2003;17:18-21
Naumann PL (see Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
Nelms BC. Adolescent sex education: making it a priority. 2003;17:221-2 U
(Editorial) Uzark K, Jones K. Parenting stress and children with heart disease.
Nelms BC. Childhood depression: be on the alert. 2003;17:161-2 (Editorial) 2003;17:163-8
Nelms BC. Keeping children safe: protecting children from sexual abuse.
2003;17:275-6 (Editorial) Ww
Nelms BC. Let’s make it an active summer. 2003;17:107-8 (Editorial) Wallmann HW (see McWhorter et al). 2003;17:11-7
Nelms BC. Making some changes to meet your needs. 2003;17:51-2 (Editor- Walsh S. It’s a nail biter! 2003;17:45, 50 (Clinical Insights)
ial) Walsh S. A 6-year-old contortionist. 2003;17:320, 341-2 (Case Studies)
Nelms BC. On-line opportunities with the Journal of Pediatric Health Care. Weiland J, Schoettker PJ, Byczkowski T, Britto MT, Pandzik G, Kotagal UR.
2003;17:1-2 (Editorial) Individualized daily schedules for hospitalized adolescents with cystic
Norris AE, Clark LF, Magnus S. Sexual abstinence and the Sexual Absti- fibrosis. 2003;17:284-9
nence Behavior Scale. 2003;17:140-4 Wiesemann S (see Johnson et al). 2003;17:3-10
Novak JC. HIPAA update. 2003;17:92-3 (Legislation and Health Policy) Willis SA. The pediatric nurse practitioner as lactation consultant.
2003;17:335-7 (Professional Issues)
O Winkelstein M (see Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
Ogle A (see Borghese-Lang et al). 2003;17:94-101 (Patient Education) Woodgate Rt (see Ateah et al). 2003;17:126-32
Owens JA (see Mindell and Owens). 2003;17:324-31 (Patient Education) Woodring B (see Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83
Wright A (see Borghese-Lang et al). 2003;17:94-101 (Patient Education)
P
Pandzik G (see Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9 4
Parsons T (see Koslap-Petraco and Parsons). 2003;17:53-7 Yetman RJ. Evaluation and management of childhood idiopathic (immune)
Perrone E. Whiplash injury secondary to a motor vehicle accident. thrombocytopenia. 2003;17:261-3 (Practice Guidelines)
2003;17:148, 159-60 (Case Studies) Yoos L (see Peterson-Sweeney et al). 2003;17:118-25
Petersen W (see Limbo et al). 2003;17:245-5 Young RJ, Huffman S. Probiotic use in children. 2003;17:277-83
Peterson-Sweeney K, McMullen A, Yoos L, Kitzman H. Parental percep-
tions of their child’s asthma: management and medication use.
2003;17:118-25
Phinney MY (see Fortman et al). 2003;17:295-300
Pridham K (see Limbo et al). 2003;17:245-51
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SUBJECT INDEX* Promoting safety of young children with Guided Participation processes
(Limbo et al). 2003;17:245-51
A A study of parent/grandparent education for managing a febrile illness
Accidents, traffic using the CALM approach (Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83
Whiplash injury secondary to a motor vehicle accident (Perrone). Case Presentations (section). See also Case Studies (section); Clinical
2003;17:148, 159-60 (Case Studies) Insights (section)
Addison's Disease Double vision and numb hand (Rudy). 2003;17:91, 106
Adaptation to Addison's Disease in a child: a case study (Gance-Cleveland). Case Studies (section). See also Case Presentations (section); Clinical
2003;17:301-10 Insights (section)
Adolescent Just another routine school physical? (Rychnovsky). 2003;17:206, 219-20
Adolescent sex education: making it a priority (Nelms). 2003;17:221-2 (Edi- A toddler with hepatomegaly (Ryan-Krause). 2003;17:264, 273-4
torial) Whiplash injury secondary to a motor vehicle accident (Perrone). 2003;
Diagnosis and management of pelvic inflammatory disease in adolescents 17:148, 159-60
(Eissa and Cromwell). 2003;17:145-7 (Practice Guidelines) Child abuse, sexual
Improving the mental /p sychosocial health of U.S. children and adolescents: Keeping children safe: protecting children from sexual abuse (Nelms) 2003;
outcomes and implementation strategies from the national KySS summit 17:275-6 (Editorial)
(Melnyk et al). 2003;17:S1-S24 Child day care centers
Supporting adolescent mothers and their children through a high school- Supporting adolescent mothers and their children through a high school-
based child care center and parent support program (Sadler et al). 2003; based child care center and parent support program (Sadler et al).
17:109-17 2003;17:109-17
Adolescent, hospitalized Child health services
Individualized daily schedules for hospitalized adolescents with cystic The pediatric health care home. 2003;17(1):22A (Position Statement)
fibrosis (Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9 Clinical Insights (section). See also Case Presentations (section); Case
Adolescent behavior Studies (section)
Raising a responsible adolescent (Giambri). 2003;17:17 (Literature Review) It’s a nail biter! (Walsh). 2003;17:45, 50
Sexual abstinence and the Sexual Abstinence Behavior Scale (Norris et al). Clinical protocols
2003;17:140-4 Evidence-based practice: the paradigm shift (Hallas and Melnyk). 2003;17:
Adolescent psychology 46-9 (Research Department)
Conflict and conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions (Riesch Community health planning
et al). 2003;17:22-31 Population-based health care (Rychnovsky). 2003;17:154-6 (Research)
Annotated Abstracts Complementary therapies
Annotated Abstracts (Hallas). 2003;17:332-4 The use of complementary and alternative health care practices among chil-
Annotated Abstracts (McCarthy). 2003;17:265-7 dren (Loman). 2003;17:58-63
Anti-HIV agents Computer-assisted instruction
Pediatric HIV medication adherence: the views of medical providers from Computer game for inner-city children does not improve asthma outcomes
two primary care programs (Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60 (Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
Arnold-Chiari malformation Conflict (psychology)
Arnold-Chiari malformation type I and sleep-disordered breathing: an Conflict and conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions (Riesch
uncommon manifestation of an important pediatric problem (Hershberg- et al). 2003;17:22-31
er and Chidekel). 2003;17:190-7 Credentialing
Asthma NAPNAP position statement on credentialing and privileging for pediatric
Computer game for inner-city children does not improve asthma outcomes nurse practitioners. 2003;17(5):22A-3A (Position Statement)
(Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8 Curriculum
Parental perceptions of their child’s asthma: management and medication Integrating Healthy Steps into PNP graduate education (Crowley and
use (Peterson-Sweeney et al). 2003;17:118-25 Magee). 2003;17:232-9
Using a matrix as an educational approach to asthma (Johnson et al). Using multiple data sources for curriculum revision (Sperhac and Good-
2003;17:3-10 win). 2003;17:169-75
Attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity Cystic fibrosis
Children with ADHD need our advocacy (Medd). 2003;17:102-4 (Profession- Individualized daily schedules for hospitalized adolescents with cystic
al Issues) fibrosis (Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9
Helping parents make sense of ADHD diagnosis and treatment (Gottes-
man). 2003;17:149-53 (Patient Education) D
Time perception differences in children with and without ADHD (Meaux Databases
and Chelonis). 2003;17:64-71 On-line opportunities with the Journal of Pediatric Health Care (Nelms).
2003;17:1-2 (Editorial)
B Depression, diagnosis
Bottle feeding Childhood depression: be on the alert (Nelms). 2003;17:161-2 (Editorial)
Successful bottle feeding of the young infant (Borghese-Lang et al). 2003; Dermatitis, atopic
17:94-101 (Patient Education) Effects of an episode of specialist care on the impact of childhood atopic der-
Breast feeding matitis on the child’s family (Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9
Medication and lactation: what PNPs need to know (Marks and Spatz). Managing a common disorder in children: atopic dermatitis (Cheigh).
2003;17(6):311-7 (Pediatric Pharmacology) 2003;17:84-90 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
The pediatric nurse practitioner as lactation consultant (Willis). 2003;17:335- Diplopia
7 (Professional Issues) Double vision and numb hand (Rudy). 2003;17:91, 106 (Case Presentations)
What to know when choosing a breast pump (Dale). 2003;17:338-40 (Product Disabled children
Showcase) Chronic sorrow: one mother’s experience with two children with lissen-
cephaly (Scornaienchi). 2003;17:290-4
€
Caregivers, education. See also Parents, education E
Editorials
*January, pp 1-50; March, pp 51-106; May, pp 107-160; July, pp 161-220; Septem- Adolescent sex education: making it a priority (Nelms). 2003;17:221-2
ber, pp 221-274; November, pp 275-348. Childhood depression: be on the alert (Nelms). 2903;17:161-2
JOURNAL OF PEDIATRIC HEALTH CARE November/December 2003 345
Keeping children safe: protecting children from sexual abuse (Nelms) Hospitalization
2003;17:275-6 Individualized daily schedules for hospitalized adolescents with cystic
Let’s make it an active summer (Nelms). 2003;17:107-8 fibrosis (Weiland et al). 2003;17:284-9
Making some changes to meet your needs (Nelms) 2003;17:51-2 Hunger
On-line opportunities with the Journal of Pediatric Health Care (Nelms). The Kids Café: A program to reduce child hunger (Tapper-Gardzina and
2003;17:1-2 Cotugna). 2003;17:18-21
Education. See Education, nursing; Parents, education; Patient education Hypesthesia
Education, nursing Double vision and numb hand (Rudy). 2003;17:91, 106 (Case Presentations)
The clinical doctorate-asset or albatross? (Carlson). 2003;17:216-8 (Profes-
sional Issues) |
Integrating healthy steps into PNP graduate education (Crowley and Idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura. See Purpura, thrombocytopenic,
Magee). 2003;17:232-9 idiopathic
Letter to the editor (Bell). 2003;17:105 (Letter to the Editor) Immunization
Using a matrix as an educational approach to asthma (Johnson et al). Childhood immunizations: a parent education and incentive program
2003;17:3-10 (Lieber et al). 2003;17:240-4
Using multiple data sources for curriculum revision (Sperhac and Good- Communicating the benefits of combination vaccines to parents and health
win). 2003;17:169-75 care providers (Koslap-Petraco and Parsons). 2003;17:53-7
Education, patient. See Patient education Incentives. See Motivation
Educational status Infant
Books and babies: clinical-based literacy programs (Fortman et al). 2003;17: Pediatric orthopedic physical examination of the infant: a 5-minute assess-
295-300 ment (Ganel et al). 2003;17:39-41 (Patient Management Exchange)
Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, diagnosis The PNP’s role in supporting infant and family well-being during the first
A 6-year-old contortionist (Walsh). 2003;17:320, 341-2 (Case Studies) year of life. 2003;17(3):19A-20A (Position Statement)
Employment Infant nutrition. See also Breast feeding
Employment characteristics of recent PNP graduates (Jackson et al). 2003; Successful bottle feeding of the young infant (Borghese-Lang et al).
17:133-9 2003;17:94-101 (Patient Education)
Environmental health What’s new in infant formulas? (Morrow). 2003;17:271-2 (Product Show-
Environmental health of children (Dunn et al). 2003;17:223-31 case)
Evidence-based medicine Infectious mononucleosis, diagnosis
Evidence-based practice: the paradigm shift (Hallas and Melnyk). 2003;17: A toddler with hepatomegaly (Ryan-Krause). 2003;17:264, 273-4 (Case Stud-
46-9 (Research Department) ies)
Exercise
Let’s make it an active summer (Nelms). 2003;17:107-8 (Editorial)
The obese child: motivation as a tool for exercise (McWhorter et al). 2003; Joints, abnormalities
17:11-7 A 6-year-old contortionist (Walsh). 2003;17:320, 341-2 (Case Studies)
Journal of Pediatric Health Care
Making some changes to meet your needs (Nelms) 2003;17:51-2 (Editorial)
Faculty On-line opportunities with the Journal of Pediatric Health Care (Nelms).
Teachers’ perceptions of school violence (Fisher and Kettl). 2003;17:79-83 2003;17:1-2 (Editorial)
Family
Effects of an episode of specialist care on the impact of childhood atopic der- K
matitis on the child’s family (Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9 KySS Campaign
Fever Improving the mental/ psychosocial health of U.S. children and adolescents:
A study of parent/grandparent education for managing a febrile illness outcomes and implementation strategies from the national KySS summit
using the CALM approach (Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83 (Melnyk et al). 2003;17:S1-S24
Firearms
Firearm safety devices (Meadows-Oliver). 2003;17:157-8 (Product Show-
case) Language
Books and babies: clinical-based literacy programs (Fortman et al). 2003;17:
G 295-300
Games, experimental Legislation and Health Policy
Computer game for inner-city children does not improve asthma outcomes Covering the nation’s uninsured children: a report card (Duderstadt).
(Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8 2003;17:207-9
Gastroesophageal reflux HIPAA update (Novak). 2003;17:92-3
Gastroesophageal reflux disease in infants and children (Sandritter). Letters to the Editor
2003;17:198-205 (Pediatric Pharmacology) Letter to the editor (Bell). 2003;17:105
Literacy. See Educational status
H Literature Reviews
Hazardous substances Raising a responsible adolescent (Giambri). 2003;17:17
Environmental health of children (Dunn et al). 2003;17:223-31
Health facilities M
The pediatric health care home. 2003;17(1):22A (Position Statement) Medical assistance
Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act Covering the nation’s uninsured children: a report card (Duderstadt).
HIPAA update (Novak). 2003;17:92-3 (Legislation and Health Policy) 2003;17:207-9 (Legistation and Health Policy)
Heart defects, congenital Why are some children still uninsured? (Salsberry). 2003;17:32-8
Parenting stress and children with heart disease (Uzark and Jones). Medically uninsured
2003;17:163-8 Covering the nation’s uninsured children: a report card (Duderstadt).
Hepatomegaly 2003;17:207-9 (Legislation and Health Policy)
A toddler with hepatomegaly (Ryan-Krause). 2003;17:264, 273-4 (Case Stud- Why are some children still uninsured? (Salsberry). 2003;17:32-8
ies) Mental disorders
HIV infections, drug therapy Improving the mental /psychosocial health of U.S. children and adolescents:
Pediatric HIV medication adherence: the views of medical providers from outcomes and implementation strategies from the national KySS summit
two primary care programs (Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60 (Melnyk et al). 2003;17:S1-S24
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Mentally disabled persons Organizational objectives
Chronic sorrow: one mother’s experience with two children with lissen- Celebrating the pearl that is NAPNAP (Gottesman). 2003;17(1):17A-9A
cephaly (Scornaienchi). 2003;17:290-4 (President’s Message)
Motivation Orthopedics
Childhood immunizations: a parent education and incentive program Pediatric orthopedic physical examination of the infant: a 5-minute assess-
(Lieber et al). 2003;17:240-4 ment (Ganel et al). 2003;17:39-41 (Patient Management Exchange)
The obese child: motivation as a tool for exercise (McWhorter et al). 2003;
17:11-7 P
Multiple sclerosis, diagnosis Parenting
Double vision and numb hand (Rudy). 2003;17:91, 106 (Case Presenta- Books and babies: clinical-based literacy programs (Fortman et al).
tions) 2003;17:295-300
Conflict and conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions (Riesch
N et al). 2003;17:22-31
Nails, abnormalities Parenting stress and children with heart disease (Uzark and Jones). 2003;17:
It’s a nail biter! (Walsh). 2003;17:45 (Clinical Insights), 50 (Clinical Insights) 163-8
NAPNAP Update Raising a responsible adolescent (Giambri). 2003;17:17 (Literature Review)
NAPNAP Update (Lindeke). 2003;17(6):23A-4A The risks and alternatives to physical punishment use with children (Ateah
NAPNAP Update (Smith). 2003;17(1):20A, 17(2):22A-6A, 17(3):17A, 17(4): et al). 2003;17:126-32
14A-8A, 17(5):20A Supporting adolescent mothers and their children through a high school-based
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners child care center and parent support program (Sadler et al). 2003;17:109-17
Celebrating the pearl that is NAPNAP (Gottesman). 2003;17(1):17A-9A Parents
(President's Message) Effects of an episode of specialist care on the impact of childhood atopic der-
Look beyond: a new logo and a town hall meeting! (Brady). 2003;17(6):21A- matitis on the child’s family (Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9
2A (President’s Message) Parental perceptions of their child’s asthma: management and medication
An open letter to the community of health professionals (Gottesman). use (Peterson-Sweeney et al). 2003;17:118-25
2003;17(2):20A-1A Parents, education
Reflection on a year of learning and shared commitment (Gottesman). Childhood immunizations: a parent education and incentive program
2003;17(3):12A-6A (President’s Message) (Lieber et al). 2003;17:240-4
To infinity and beyond (Brady). 2003;17(5):18A-9A (President’s Message) Communicating the benefits of combination vaccines to parents and health
We are NAPNAP: our family tree (Brady). 2003;17(4):12A-3A (President's care providers (Koslap-Petraco and Parsons). 2003;17:53-7
Message) Helping parents make sense of ADHD diagnosis and treatment (Gottes-
Nephrotic syndrome, diagnosis man). 2003;17:149-53 (Patient Education)
Just another routine school physical? (Rychnovsky). 2003;17:206, 219-20 The pediatric nurse practitioner as lactation consultant (Willis). 2003;17:335-
(Case Studies) 7 (Professional Issues)
Numbness. See Hypesthesia Promoting safety of young children with Guided Participation processes
Nurse practitioners (Limbo et al). 2003;17:245-51
Back to the future (Gottesman). 2003;17(2):17A-9A (President’s Message) A study of parent/grandparent education for managing a febrile illness
Employment characteristics of recent PNP graduates (Jackson et al). using the CALM approach (Broome et al). 2003;17:176-83
2003;17:133-9 Successful bottle feeding of the young infant (Borghese-Lang et al).
NAPNAP position statement on credentialing and privileging for pediatric 2003;17:94-101 (Patient Education)
nurse practitioners. 2003;17(5):22A-3A (Position Statement) Using a matrix as an educational approach to asthma (Johnson et al).
An open letter to the community of health professionals (Gottesman). 2003;17:3-10
2003;17(2):20A-1A Parents, psychology
PNP prescriptive privilege. 2003;17(6):26A (Position Statement) Chronic sorrow: one mother’s experience with two children with lissen-
Nurse practitioners, education cephaly (Scornaienchi). 2003;17:290-4
The clinical doctorate-asset or albatross? (Carlson). 2003;17:216-8 (Profes- Conflict and conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions (Riesch
sional Issues) et al). 2003;17:22-31
Integrating healthy steps into PNP graduate education (Crowley and Parental perceptions of their child’s asthma: management and medication
Magee). 2003;17:232-9 use (Peterson-Sweeney et al). 2003;17:118-25
Letter to the editor (Bell). 2003;17:105 (Letter to the Editor) Patient advocacy
Using a matrix as an educational approach to asthma (Johnson et al). Children with ADHD need our advocacy (Medd). 2003;17:102-4 (Profession-
2003;17:3-10 al Issues)
Using multiple data sources for curriculum revision (Sperhac and Good- To infinity and beyond (Brady). 2003;17(5):18A-9A (President’s Message)
win). 2003;17:169-75 Patient compliance
Nursing research Pediatric HIV medication adherence: the views of medical providers from
Evidence-based practice: the paradigm shift (Hallas and Melnyk). two primary care programs (Brackis-Cott et al). 2003;17:252-60
2003;17:46-9 (Research Department) Patient education. See also Parents, education
Nursing research, ethics Computer game for inner-city children does not improve asthma outcomes
Research considerations with children and adolescents (Lewin and Dale). (Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
2003;17:268-70 (Research) Using a matrix as an educational approach to asthma (Johnson et al). 2003;
Nutrition disorders. See also Obesity 17:3-10
The Kids Café: A program to reduce child hunger (Tapper-Gardzina and Patient Education (section)
Cotugna). 2003;17:18-21 Healthy eating and activity together (HEAT): weapons against obesity
Nystagmus, pathologic (Gottesman). 2003;17:210-5
Double vision and numb hand (Rudy). 2003;17:91, 106 (Case Presenta- Helping parents make sense of ADHD diagnosis and treatment (Gottes-
tions’) man). 2003;17:149-53
Sleep problems in pediatric practice: clinical issues for the pediatric nurse
O practitioner (Mindell and Owens). 2003;17(6):324-31
Obesity Successful bottle feeding of the young infant (Borghese-Lang et al). 2003;
Healthy eating and activity together (HEAT): weapons against obesity 7:94-101
(Gottesman). 2003;17:210-5 (Patient Education) Patient Management Exchange
The obese child: motivation as a tool for exercise (McWhorter et al). Pediatric orthopedic physical examination of the infant: a 5-minute assess-
2003;17:11-7 ment (Ganel et al). 2003;17:39-41
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Gastroesophageal reflux disease in infants and children (Sandritter). Reading
2003;17:198-205 Books and babies: clinical-based literacy programs (Fortman et al). 2003;17:
Managing a common disorder in children: atopic dermatitis (Cheigh). 2003; 295-300
17:84-90 Research, nursing. See Nursing research
Medication and lactation: what PNPs need to know (Marks and Spatz). Research Department (section)
2003;17(6):311-7 Evidence-based practice: the paradigm shift (Hallas and Melnyk). 2003;17:
Pelvic inflammatory disease 46-9
Diagnosis and management of pelvic inflammatory disease in adolescents Research (section)
(Eissa and Cromwell). 2003;17:145-7 (Practice Guidelines) Population-based health care (Rychnovsky). 2003;17:154-6 (Research)
Perception
Conflict and conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions (Riesch S
et al). 2003;17:22-31 Safety
Teachers’ perceptions of school violence (Fisher and Kettl). 2003;17:79-83 Firearm safety devices (Meadows-Oliver). 2003;17:157-8 (Product Show-
Time perception differences in children with and without ADHD (Meaux case)
and Chelonis). 2003;17:64-71 Promoting safety of young children with Guided Participation processes
Physical examination (Limbo et al). 2003;17:245-51
Just another routine school physical? (Rychnovsky). 2003;17:206, 219-20 Schools
(Case Studies) Supporting adolescent mothers and their children through a high school-
Pediatric orthopedic physical examination of the infant: a 5-minute assess- based child care center and parent support program (Sadler et al). 2003;
ment (Ganel et al). 2003;17:39-41 (Patient Management Exchange) 17:109-17
Physician’s role Teachers’ perceptions of school violence (Fisher and Kettl). 2003;17:79-83
An open letter to the community of health professionals (Gottesman). Scoliosis
2003;17(2):20A-1A Evaluation and management of scoliosis (Taft and Francis). 2003;17:42-4
Population-based planning. See Community health planning (Practice Guidelines)
Position Statements Sex education
NAPNAP position statement on credentialing and privileging for pediatric Adolescent sex education: making it a priority (Nelms). 2003;17:221-2 (Edi-
nurse practitioners. 2003;17(5):22A-3A torial)
The pediatric health care home. 2003;17(1):22A Sexual abstinence
PNP prescriptive privilege. 2003;17(6):26A Sexual abstinence and the Sexual Abstinence Behavior Scale (Norris et al).
The PNP’s role in supporting infant and family well-being during the first 2003;17:140-4
year of life. 2003;17(3):19A-20A Sleep apnea syndromes
Practice Guidelines Arnold-Chiari malformation type I and sleep-disordered breathing: an
Diagnosis and management of pelvic inflammatory disease in adolescents uncommon manifestation of an important pediatric problem (Hershberg-
(Eissa and Cromwell). 2003;17:145-7 er and Chidekel). 2003;17:190-7
Evaluation and management of childhood idiopathic (immune) thrombocy- Sleep disorders
topenia (Yetman). 2003;17:261-3 Sleep problems in pediatric practice: clinical issues for the pediatric nurse
Prescriptions, drug practitioner (Mindell and Owens). 2003;17(6):324-31 (Patient Education)
PNP prescriptive privilege. 2003;17(6):26A (Position Statement) Societies, medical
President's Message An open letter to the community of health professionals (Gottesman). 2003;
Back to the future (Gottesman). 2003;17(2):17A-9A 17(2):20A-1A
Celebrating the pearl that is NAPNAP (Gottesman). 2003;17(1):17A-9A Specialties, nursing
Look beyond: a new logo and a town hall meeting! (Brady). 2003;17(6):21A-2A Effects of an episode of specialist care on the impact of childhood atopic der-
Reflection on a year of learning and shared commitment (Gottesman). matitis on the child’s family (Balkrishnan et al). 2003;17:184-9
2003;17(3):12A-6A Letter to the editor (Bell). 2003;17:105 (Letter to the Editor)
To infinity and beyond (Brady). 2003;17(5):18A-9A Stress, psychological
We are NAPNAP: our family tree (Brady). 2003;17(4):12A-3A Parenting stress and children with heart disease (Uzark and Jones). 2003;
Primary health care 17:163-8
Letter to the editor (Bell). 2003;17:105 (Letter to the Editor)
T
Probiotics
Probiotic use in children (Young and Huffman). 2003;17:277-83 Time perception
Problem solving Time perception differences in children with and without ADHD (Meaux
Conflict and conflict resolution: parent and young teen perceptions (Riesch and Chelonis). 2003;17:64-71
et al). 2003;17:22-31
Product Showcase U
Firearm safety devices (Meadows-Oliver). 2003;17:157-8 Uninsured. See Medically uninsured
What's new in infant formulas? (Morrow). 2003;17:271-2 Urban population
What to know when choosing a breast pump (Dale). 2003;17:338-40 Computer game for inner-city children does not improve asthma outcomes
Professional Issues (Huss et al). 2003;17:72-8
Children with ADHD need our advocacy (Medd). 2003;17:102-4
The clinical doctorate-asset or albatross? (Carlson). 2003;17:216-8 Vv
The pediatric nurse practitioner as lactation consultant (Willis). 2003;17:335- Vaccines, combined
7 Communicating the benefits of combination vaccines to parents and health
Protective devices care providers (Koslap-Petraco and Parsons). 2003;17:53-7
Firearm safety devices (Meadows-Oliver). 2003;17:157-8 (Product Showcase) Violence
Punishment Teachers’ perceptions of school violence (Fisher and Kettl). 2003;17:79-83
The risks and alternatives to physical punishment use with children (Ateah
et al). 2003;17:126-32 Ww
Purpura, thrombocytopenic, idiopathic Whiplash injuries, diagnosis
Evaluation and management of childhood idiopathic (immune) thrombocy- Whiplash injury secondary to a motor vehicle accident (Perrone). 2003;17:
topenia (Yetman). 2003;17:261-3 (Practice Guidelines) 148, 159-60 (Case Studies)
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