Journal of Pediatric Health Care 2006: Vol 20 Index

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Author |ndex*
Index to Volume 20
A yemske AJ. Continuing the Success of Covering Kids Through SCHIP
Ashe D, Patrick PA, Stempel MM, Shi Q, Brand DA. Educational Posters 2006;20:130-2 (Legislation and Health Policy)
to Reduce Antibiotic Use. 2006;20:192-7 kemske AJ, Duderstadt KG. NAPNAP’s 2006 “Day on Capitol Hill
2) 0006;20:274-6 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Dlugosz CK, Chater RW, Engle JP. Appropriate Use of Nonprescription
B Analgesics in Pediatric Patients. 2006;20:316-25 (Pediatric Pharmacol
oy)
Baydar N (see Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-83
Beauchesne, M (see Burns et al). 2006;20:172-83 uderstadt KG. Environmental Health PolicyChildren’s Health. 2006;20
Bendandi B (see Ricci et al) 2006:20:311-5 11-3 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Berry D, Urban A, Grey M. Environmental Toxins. 2006;20:357 (Letters to uderstadt KG (see Demske and Duderstadt) 2006:20:274-6
the Editor) Jumaplin CA. Avoiding Admission for Afebrile Pediatric Sickle Cell Pain
Berry D, Urban A, Grey M. Management of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth Pain Management Methods. 2006;20:115-22 (Pediatric Pharmacol-
(Part 2). 2006;20:88-97
Berry D, Urban A, Grey M. Understanding the Development and Pre Adolescent Depression: A Metasynthesis. 2006;20:384-92
vention of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth (Part 1). 2006;20:3-10 Kollar LM. Vegetarian Eating for Children and Adolescents
Bevacqua J. Unhappy Aftera n Appendectomy. 2006;20:208-9 (Case Stud 2006;20:27-34
1es) inn AM, Hellings P.N APNAP Foundation Grants: History and Results
Bindler RM, Bruya MA. Evidence for Identifying Children at Risk for 2006;20:58-60 (Research)
Being Overweight, Cardiovascular Disease, and Type 2 Diabetes in
Primary Care. 2000;20:82-7
Blankenstein SV (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6 E
Brady M. NAPNAP’s 2006 “Day on Capitol Hill 2006;20:277-9 (Anno ngle JP (see Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-25
tated Abstracts)
Brady MA. All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury Burden, and
Prevention Strategies. 2006;20:71 (Product Advisor)
Brand DA (see Ashe et al). 2006;20:192-7 lynn JR (see Liptak et al). 2066;20:
Brown D (see Yuma et al) 2006:20:67-70
Bruya MA (see Bindler and Bruya). 2006;20:82-7
Budd G. Environmental Toxins. 2006;20:357 (Letters to the Editor)
Burns C, Beauchesne, M, Ryan-Krause P, Sawin K. Mastering the Pre yasalberti D. Alternative Therapies for Children and Youth With Special
ceptor Role: Challenges of Clinical Teaching. 2006;20:172-83 Health Care Needs. 2006;20:133-6 (Patient Education)
Busen NH, Marcus MT, Sternberg KL. What African-American Middle siannetta T To Bleed or Not to Bleed. 2006;20:128-9 (Case Studies)
School Youth Report About Risk-taking Behaviors. 2006;20:393-400 ;oodhue C (see Reider-Demer et al) 2006:20:280-4
Butz AM. Evidence-Based Practice: What Is the Evidence for Medication xottesman MM (see Kilanowski et al). 2006;20:61-6
Adherence in Children?. 2006;20:338-41 (Research) reek AA ( see Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-83
Grey M (see Berry et al). 2006;20:3-10
irey M (see Berry et al). 2006;20:357
Cc rey M (see Berry et al). 2006;20:88-97
Callender D. Vaccine Shortages: Implications for Pediatric Nurse Practi
tioners. 2006;20:426-7 (Professional Jssues)
Campbell-Heider, N (see Tuttle et al). 2006;20:184-91 H
-annon, S (see Van Cleve et al). 2006;20:198-205 Hallas D. A Guide to Personal Flotation Devices and Basic Open Water
carroll J (see Yuma et al). 2006;20:214-8 Safety for Pediatric Health Care Practitioners. 2006;20:219-20 (Anno-
chater RW (see Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-25 tated Abstracts)
christian BJ (see D'Auria et al). 2006;20:11-8 Hallas D A Review of Current Technology in Child Safety Seats for
slaman F, Miller T. Premenstrual Syndrome and Premenstrual Dysphori« fants 2006;20:424-5 (Annotated Abstracts)
Disorder in Adolescence. 2006;20:329-33 (Practice Guidelines) Hellings P (see Dunn and Hellings). 2006;20:58-60
sleve, MSN, RN, CPNP,SNV, Cohen WI. Part I Clinical Practice Guide- Hernandez G, Nestor C. Educ ating Teens About Vaccines. 2006;20:342-9
lines for Children With Down Syndrome From Birth to 12 Years (Patient Education)
2006;20:47-54 (Practice Guidelines) Hornor G Ano-genital Herpes in Children. 2006;20:106-14
‘linton P. Crystal Ball Gazing. 2006;20(4):31A-32A (President's Message)
‘linton P. Remembering. 2006;20(5):29A-30A (President's Message)
inton P. A Gift Worth Giving. 2006;20(6):27A-28A (President's Mes J
sage) Jacobson D (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6
Cohen WI (see Van Cleve et al) 2006:20: 198-205 Joesch JM, Kim H, Kieckhefer GM, Greek AA, Baydar N. Does Your Child
Coty M-B (see Moore and Coty). 2006;20:35-46 Have Asthma? Filled Prescriptions and Household Report of Child
Crean H (see Melnyk et al) 2006;20:401-6 Asthma. 2006;20:374-83
Crew Nelms B. The Importance of the Review Process—and Reviewers Jones DC (see Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143-7
2006;20:1-2 (Editorial) Jones DC (see Reider-Demer et al). 2006;20:280-3
Curry H, Schmer C, Ward-Smith P, Stegenga K, Mehrhof A, Sarcone S. Kid
Cards: Teaching Children About Their Medicines. 2006;20:414-8 (Pa
tient Education) K
Kelly MM. Primary Care Issues for the Healthy Premature Infant. 2006;
20:293-9
D Kelly MM. The Basics of Prematurity. 2006;20:238-44
Kelly MM. The Medically Complex Premature Infant in Primary Care
Daniels WL. A Review of Current Technology in Child Safety Seats for
2006:20:367-73
Infants. 2006;20:419-23 (Product Advisor)
Kieckhefer GM (see Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-83
D'Auria JP, Christian BJ, Miles MS. Being There for My Baby: Early
Kilanowski J, Stalter AM, Gottesman MM. Preventing Peanut Panic. 2006;
Responses of HIV-infected Mothers With an HIV-exposed Infant
2000;20:11-8 20:61-6 (Patient Education)
Kilanowski JF. Lessons Learned From a Pilot Study on the Health Status
David TM (see Tuttle et al). 2006;20:184-91
of Children From Itinerant Populations. 2006;20:253-60
Kim H (see Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-83
Kline AM. Just not Right. 2006;20:56-7 (Case Studies)
‘January, pp 1-78; March, pp 79-154; May, pp 155-226; July, pp 227- Kollar LM (see Dunham and Kollar). 2006;20:27-34
290; September, pp 291-364; November, pp 365-446. Kreipe R (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6
Journal of Pediatric Health Care November/December 2006 437
L Patrick PA (see Ashe et al). 2006;20:192-7
Leong AG (see Leung et al). 2006;20:300-3 Patrizi A (see Ricci et al). 2006;20:311-5
Leung AK, Robson WLM, Leong AG. Herpes Zoster in Childhood. 2006;
20:400-3
Liguori R, Jones DC. Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Sur- R
vey: Do You Know if You Are Covered?. 2006;20:143-7 (Professional Reider-Demer M, Widecan M, Jones DC, Goodhue C. The Evolving
Issues) Responsibilities of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner. 2006;20:280-3
Liptak GS, Orlando M, Yingling JT, Theurer-Kaufman KL, Malay DP, (Professional Issues)
rompkins LA, Flynn JR. Satisfaction With Primary Health Care Re- Reifsnider E (see Martyn et al). 2006;20:19-26
ceived by Families of Children With Developmental Disabilities Ricci G, Bendandi B, Pagliara L, Patrizi A, Masi M. Atopic Dermatitis in
2006:20:245-52 ;
Italian Children: Evaluation of Its Economic Impact. 2006;20:311-5
Looman WS. A Developmental Approach to Understanding Drawings Robson WLM (see Leung et al). 2006;20:300-3
and Narratives From Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina. 2006; Rudy C. Depression. 2006;20:126-7 (Case Studies)
20:158-66 Rudy C. When Do Pediatric Patients Graduate?. 2006;20:334-5 (Case
Lovette B, Wilson TR 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor) Studies)
Ryan-Krause P (see Burns et al). 2006;20:172-83
M
Malay DP (see Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-52
S
Maldonado M (see Yuma and Maldonado). 2006;20:137-40
Sansalone L. What's PRESsing: Brain, Blood, or Kidneys?. 2006;20:408-10
Marcus MT (see Busen et al). 2006;20:393-400
Martin SA. Shake, Rattle, and Roll. 2006;20:272-3 (Case Studies) (Case Studies)
Martin SA. Shake, Rattle, and Roll. 2006;20:287-9 (QuestionsAnswers- Sarcone S$ (see Curry et al). 2006;20:414-8
Sawin K (see Burns et al). 2006;20:172-83
Acute and Chronic Care)
Martyn KK, Reifsnider E, Murray A. Improving Adolescent Sexual Risk Schmer C (see Curry et al). 2006;20:414-8
Assessment With Event History Calendars: A Feasibility Study. 2006; Serota JA. A Bite in the Night. 2006;20:407 (Case Studies)
20:19-26 Serota JA. Environmental Toxins. 2006;20:29A (NEWS)
Serota JA. President’s Message. 2006;20(3):34A (President’s Message)
Masi M (see Ricci et al). 2006;20:311-5
Maxson RT (see Yuma et al). 2006;20:67-70 Serota JA. Parenting: The Ultimate Valentine. 2006;20(1):34A (President's
McCarthy AM. Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child. 2006;20 Message)
141-2 (Product Advisor) Serota JA. NAPNAP Branche Out. 2006;20(2):35A-360A (President's Mes-
McCarthy AM. Environmental Toxins. 2006;20:353-5 (Annotated Ab- sage)
Serota JA. The Elusive Stomachache. 2006;20:206-7 (Case Studies)
stracts)
-adows-Oliver M. Environmental Toxins. 2006;20:350-2 (Product Ad- Serota JA. Environmental Toxins. 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor)
visor) Shi Q (see Ashe et al). 2006;20:192-7
~adows-Oliver M. NAPNAP Update. 2006;20(1):23A-24A, 2006;20(2): Small L (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6
37A-42A, 2006;20(3):36A-37A, 2006;20(4):37A, 2006;20(5):33A-34A, Spath L (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6
2006;20(6):35A-36A Stalter AM (see Kilanowski et al). 2006;20:61-6
Stegenga K (see Curry et al). 2000;20:414-8
Meadows-Oliver M. Shake, Rattle, and Roll. 2006;20:37A (NEWS)
Meer P. Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Stempel MM (see Ashe et al). 2006;20:192-7
Know if You Are Covered?. 2006;20:148 (Professional Issues) Sternberg KL (see Busen et al). 2006;20:393-400
Mehrhof A (see Curry et al). 2006;20:414-8 Stevenson SB. Epilepsy and Migraine Headache: Is There a Connection?
2006;20:167-71
Melnyk BM, Small L, Morrison-Beedy D, Strasser A, Spath L, Kreipe R,
Crean H, Jacobson D, Blankenstein SV. Menta! Health Correlates of Stevenson SB. Is It Just a Seizure?. 2006;20:336-7 (Case Studies)
Healthy Lifestyle Attitudes, Beliefs, Choices, and Behaviors in Over Stolfi A (see Pascoe et al). 2006;20:261-9
weight Adolescents. 2006;20:401-6 Strasser A (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6
Miles MS (see D'Auria et al). 2006;20:11-8
Miller T (see Claman and Miller). 2006;20:329-33
Moore ER, Coty M-B. Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups With T
Primiparas: Breastfeeding Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, Theurer-Kaufman KL (see Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-52
and Intention. 2006;20:35-46 Tompkins LA (see Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-52
Morgan M (see Yuma et al). 2006;20:214-8 Tuttle J, Campbell-Heider, N, David TM. Positive Adolescent Life Skills
Morrison-Beedy D (see Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-6 Training For High-Risk Teens: Results of a Group Intervention Study
Mullins RG. Work Anew. 2006;20:227-8 (Editorial) 2006;20:184-91
Murray A (see Martyn et al). 2006;20:19-26
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Urban A (see Berry et al). 2006;20:3-10
Nelms BC. A Gift for the Family: Preparation for Survival. 2006;20:365-6
Urban A (see Berry et al). 2006;20:357
(Editorial)
Urban A (see Berry et al). 2006;20:88-97
Nelms BC A Great Opportunity May Await You as Editor of Journal of
Pediatric Health Care. 2006;20:79-81 (Editorial)
Nelms BC. Sharing the Lessons From the Past. 2006;20:291-2 (Editorial)
V
Nelms BC. Vacations: Helping Families Travel Safely. 2006;20:155-7 (Ed
itorial) Van Cleve SN, Cannon, S$, Cohen WI. Part Il: Clinical Practice Guidelines
Nestor C (see Hernandez and Nestor). 2006;20:342-9 for Adolescents and Young Adults With Down Syndrome: 12 to 21
Niederhauser VP. Seven Strategies for Successful Surveys. 2006;20:210-3 Years. 2006;20:198-205 (Practice Guidelines)
(Research)
WwW
oO Walls C. Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitio-
Orlando M (see Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-52 ners Working With Families of Small Children. 2006;20:304-10
Ormond MB (see Pascoe et al). 2006;20:261-9 Walsh S. Girl With a Lump in Her Throat. 2006;20:55 (Case Studies)
Walsh S. Stop Blaming the Kangaroo. 2006;20:270-1 (Case Studies)
Walsh S. Stop Blaming the Kangaroo. 2006;20:284-6 (QuestionsAnswers-
P Primary Care)
Pagliara L (see Ricci et al). 2006;20:311-5 Ward-Smith P (see Curry et al). 2006;20:414-8
Pascoe JM, Stolfi A, Ormond MB. Correlates of Mothers’ Persistent De- Widecan M (see Reider-Demer et al). 2006;20:280-3
pressive Symptoms: A National Study. 2006;20:261-9 Wilson TR. Update on Adolescent Immunization: Review of Pertussis and
438 Volume 20 ¢ Number 6 Journal of Pediatric Health Care
the Efficacy, Safety, and Clinical Use of Vaccines That Contain Teta Yuma P, CarrollJ ,M organ M. A Guide to Personal Flotation Devices and
nus-Diphtheria-Acellular Pertussis. 2006;20:229-37 Basic Open Water Safety for Pediatric Health Care Practitioners
Wilson TR (see Lovette and Wilson). 2006;20:430 2006:20:214-8 (Product Showcase)
Yuma PJ, Maldonado M. Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child
¥ ?( 16;20:137-40 (Product Advisor)
Yingling JT (see Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-52 Yuma PJ, Maxson RT, Brown D All-terrain Vehicles and Children: His
Yousey YK. Household Characteristics, Smoking Bans, and Passive tory, Injury Burden, and Prevention Strategies. 2006;20:67 -70 (Prod-
Smoke Exposure in Young Children. 2006;20:98-105 Advisor)
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Subject Index
Index to Volume 20
A All-terrain vehicles. See Off-road motor vehicles
Abdominal pain Alternative therapies. See Complementary therapies
The Elusive Stomachache (Serota). 2006;20:206-207, 221-222 (Cz Analgesics, opioid
Studies) Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-273, 287-289 (Case Studies)
Letter to the Editor (Keeler et al). 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor) Anemia, sickle cell
Reply (Serota). 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor) Avoiding Admission for Afebrile Pediatric Sickle Cell Pain: Pain Manage-
Abnormalities, multiple ment Methods (Dumaplin). 2006;20:115-122 (Pediatric Pharmacol-
Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-273, 287-289 (Case Studies) ogy)
Accident prevention Annotated Abstracts
All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury, Burden, and Preven- Annotated Abstracts (Brady). 2006;20:71—2, 277-279
tion Strategies (Yuma et al). 2006;20:67-70 (Product Advisor) Annotated Abstracts (Hallas). 2006;20:219-220, 424-425
Accidents, traffic Annotated Abstracts (McCarthy). 2006;20:141-142, 353-355
Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child (Yuma and Maldonado). Anti-bacterial agents
2006;20:137-140 (Product Advisor) Educational Posters to Reduce Antibiotic Use (Ashe et al). 2006;20:192-
Acetaminophen 197
Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients Antibiotics. See Anti-bacterial agents
(Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 (Pediatric Pharmacology) Anticonvulsants
Activities of daily living Is It Just a Seizure? (Stevenson). 2006;20:336-—337, 361-364 (Case Studies)
Positive Adolescent Life Skills Training for High-Risk Teens: Results of a Antidepressants. See Antidepressive agents
Group Intervention Study (Tuttle et al). 2006;20:184-191 Antidepressive agents
Adaptation, psychological Depression (Rudy). 2006;20:126-127, 149-150 (Case Studies)
Positive Adolescent Life Skills Training for High-Risk Teens: Results of a Antiepileptic drugs. See Anticonvulsants
Group Intervention Study (Tuttle et al). 2006;20:184-191 Appendectomy
Adolescent Unhappy After an Appendectomy (Bevacqua et al). 2006;20:208-209,
Adolescent Depression: A Metasynthesis (Dundon). 2006;20:384-392 223-225 (Case Studies)
Alternative Therapies for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Appendicitis
Needs (Gasalberti). 2006;20:133-136 (Patient Education) Unhappy After an Appendectomy (Bevacqua et al). 2006;20:208-209,
Depression (Rudy). 2006;20:126-127, 149-150 (Case Studies) 223-225 (Case Studies)
Educating Teens about Vaccines (Hernandez and Nestor). 2006;20:342- Arsenic
349 (Patient Education) Environmental Toxins (Meadows-Oliver). 2006;20:350—352 (Product Ad-
Health Risks and Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and visor)
Questioning Adolescents (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Art therapy
Practitioners). 2006;20(1 ):29A—30A 4 Developmental Approach to Understanding Drawings and Narratives
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice from Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina (Looman). 2006;20:
Guideline Part II _ (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio 158-166
ners). 2006:20:S33—S0604 Asthma
Improving Adolescent Sexual Risk Assessment with Event History Cal- Does Your Child have Asthma? Filled Prescriptions and Household Re-
endars: A Feasibility Study (Martyn et al). 2006;20:19-26 port of Child Asthma (Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-383
Letter to the Editor (Budd). 2006;20:357 (Letters to the Editor) Atopic dermatitis. See Dermatitis, atopic
Letter to the Editor (Lovette). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor)
Management of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth (Part 2) (Berry et al). 2006;20
53 —9 B
Part II: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Adolescents and Young Adults Bisexuality
with Down Syndrome: 12 to 21 years (Cleve et al). 2006;20:198-205 Health Risks and Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and
(Practice Guidelines) Questioning Adolescents (National Association of Pediatric Nurse
Positive Adolescent Life Skills Training for High-Risk Teens: Results of a Practitioners). 2006;20(1):29A—30A
Group Intervention Study (Tuttle et al), 2006;20:184-191 Bites and stings
Premenstrual Syndrome and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in Ado- A Bite in the Night (Serota). 2006;20:407, 431-432 (Case Studies)
lescence (Claman and Miller). 2006;20:329-—333 (Practice Guidelines) Stop Blaming the Kangaroo (Walsh). 2006;20:270-271, 284-280 (Case
Reply (Berry et al). 2006;20:357 (Letters to the Editor) Studies)
Reply (Wilson). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor) Booster seats. See Protective devices
Understanding the Development and Prevention of Type 2 Diabetes in Breastfeeding
Youth (Part 1) (Berry et al). 2006;20:3-10 Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding
Vegetarian Eating for Children and Adolescent (Dunham and Kollar) Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and
" 2006;20:27-34 Coty). 2006;20:35—46
Adolescent behavior
Mental Health Correlates of Healthy Lifestyle Attitudes, Choices, and
Behaviors in Overweight Adolescents (Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-
4106 Cc
What African-American Middle School Youth Report About Risk-taking Car seats. See Infant equipment
Behaviors (Busen et al). 2006;20:393—400 Cardiovascular diseases
Adolescent health services Evidence for Identifying Children at Risk for Being Overweight, Cardio-
Update on Adolescent Immunization: Review of Pertussis and the Effi- vascular Disease, and Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care (Bindler and
cacy, Safety, and Clinical Use of Vaccines That Contain Tetanus- Bruya). 2006;20:82-—87
Diphtheria-Acellular Pertussis (Wilson). 2006;20:229-237 Case Studies
Affective symptoms A bite in the Night (Serota). 2006;20:407, 431-432
Premenstrual Syndrome and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in Ado- Depression (Rudy). 2006;20:126-127, 149-150
lescence (Claman and Miller). 2006;20:329—333 (Practice Guidelines) The Elusive Stomachache (Serota). 2006;20:206-20
African Americans Girl with a Lump in Her Throat (Walsh). 2006;20:55, 73-74
What African-American Middle School Youth Report About Risk-taking Is It Just a Seizure? (Stevenson). 2006;20:336-337, 361-364
Behaviors (Busen et al). 2006;20:393—400 Just not Right (Kline). 2006;20:56-57, 75-77
Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-273, 287-289
Stop Blaming the Kangaroo (Walsh). 2006;20:270-271, 284-286
To Bleed or Not to Bleed (Giannetta). 20606;20:128-129, 151-153
‘January, pp 1-78; March, pp 79-154; May, pp 155-226; July, pp 227- Unhappy After an Appendectomy (Bevacqua et al). 2006;20:208-209,
290; September, pp 291-364; November, pp 365-446. 223-225
440 Volume 20 e Number 6 Journal of Pediatric Health Care
What's PRESsing Brain, Blood, or Kidneys (Sansalone). 2006;20:408 \ Bite in the Night (Serota). 2006;20:407 +31—432 (Case Studies)
#10, 433-4306 Chlorine
When do Pediatric Patients Graduate? (Rudy). 2006;20:334—335 Environmentz | Toxins (Meadows-Oliver). 2006;20:350-—352 (Product Ad-
Celiac disease visor)
The Elusive Stomachache (Serota). 2006;20:206—207, 221-222 Coagulation protein disorders
Studies) To Bleed or Not to Bleed (Giannetta). 2006;20:128-129, 151-153 (Case
Letter to the Editor (Keeler et al). 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor) Studies)
Reply (Serota). 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor) Comorbidity
Certification Epilepsy and Migraine Headache: Is There a Connection? (Stevenson)
NAPNAP Position Statement on Certification (National Association of 2006;20:167-171
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):39A—40A (Position State Complementary therapies
ment) Alternative Therapies for Children and Youth with Special Health Care
Child Needs (Gasalberti). 2006;20:133-136 (Patient Education)
All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury, Burden, and Preven Corporal punishment. See Punishment
tion Strategies (Yuma et al) 2006;20:67—70 (Product Advisor) Crying
Alternative Therapies for Children and Youth with Special Health Care Letter to the Editor (Meer). 2006;20:148 (Letters to the Editor)
Needs (Gasalberti). 2006;20:133—136 (Patient Education) Cysts
Atopic Dermatitis in Italian Children: Evaluation of Its Economic Impact ump in Her Throat (Walsh). 2006;20:55, 73-74 (Case Studies)
(Ricci et al). 2006;20:311-315
Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child (Yuma and Maldonado)
2006;20:137—140 (Product Advisor) D
Evidence-Based Practice: What is the Evidence for Medication Adher Data collection
ence in Children (Butz). 2006;20:338—341 (Research) Improving Adolescent Sexual Risk Assessment with Event History Cal
Evidence for Identifying Children at Risk for Being Overweight, Cardio endars: A Feasibility Study (Martyn et al). 2006;20:19-26
vascular Disease, and Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care (Bindler < Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Know if
Bruya). 2006;20:82-87 You Are Covered? (Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143—147 (Professional
Herpes Zoster in Childhood (Leung et al). 2006;20:300—303 ,I ssues)
Household Characteristics, Smoking Bans, and Passive Smoke Exposure Seven Strategies for Successful Surveys (Niederhauser et al)
in Young Children (Yousey). 2006;20:98-105 210-213 (Research)
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice Death
Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury, Burden, and Preven
ners). 2006;20:S33—S64 tion Strategies (Yuma et al). 2006;20:67-70 (Product Advisor)
Kid Cards: Teaching Children about Their Medicines (Curry et al). 2006 Delivery of health care
20:414-418 (Patient Education) Health Risks and Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and
Lessons Learned from a Pilot Study on the Health Status of Children from Questioning Adolescents (National Association of Pediatric Nurse
Itinerant Populations (Kilanowski). 2006;20:253-—260 Practitioners). 2006;20(1 ):29A—30A
Part I: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Children with Down Syndrome Depression
from Birth to 12 years (Cleve and Cohen). 2006;20:47—54 (Practice lescent Depression: A Metasynthesis (Dundon). 2006;20:384-—392
Guidelines) es of Mothers’ Persistent Depressive Symptoms: A National Study
Satisfaction with Primary Health Cat e Received by Families of Children ascoe et al). 2006:20:261—269
with Dev a i ul Disabilities (Liptak et al). 2006;20:245- : ession (Rudy). 2006;20:126-127, 149-150 (Case Studies)
Vegetarian Eating for Children and Adolescent (Dunham and Kollar)
2006;20 As Dermatitis in Italian Children: Evaluation of Its Economic Impact
Child, preschool t 2006;20:311-—315
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice Dev chupeunedl disabilities
Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Pra Satisfaction with Primary Health Care Received by Familie
ners). 2006:20:S1—S32 with Developmental Disabilitiesa pes et al). 2006;2(
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners Work Diabetes aro ty ~
ing with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-31 for Identifying Children at Risk for Being Overweig C
Child abuse ur Disease, and lype 2 Diabetes in Primary Care (Bindler a1
Letter to the Editor (Meer). 2006;20:148 (Letters to the Editor) 2006: 20:82—87
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners W« Editor (Budd). 2006;20:357 (Letters t
ing with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-310 ent of Type2 Diabetesi n Youth (Part 2) (Berry et
Child abuse, sexual
Ano-genital Herpes in Children (Hornor 006;20:106-114 t al). 2006;20:357 (Letters to the Editor)
Child development he Development and Prevention of Type 2 Diabet
4 Developmental Approach to Understanding Drawings and Narratives art 1) (Berry et al). 2006;20:3—10
from Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina (Looman). 2006;20 Diet, vegetarian
158-166 Vegetarian Eating for Children and Adolescent (Dunham
Child health services ) 20 27. 44
Alternative Therapies for Children and Youth with Special Health Car Diphtheria. tetanus-acellular pertussis vaccines
Needs (Gasalberti). 2006;20:133 atie ucation) LE I the Editor (Lovette). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor)
Continuing the Success of Covering Kids Through SCHIP (Dems Wilson) 2006;20:430 (Letters to the I sien )
2006;20:130—132 (Legislation and Health Policy) Adolescent Immunization: Review of Pertussis and the Effi
NAPNAP Branches Out (Serota). 2006;20(2):35A—3 A (President's Mes Safety, and Clinical Use of Vaccines That Contain Tetan
sage) heria-Acellular Pertussis (Wilson). 2006;20:229-—237
Remembering (Clinton). 2006;20(5):2 30A (President's Messag Disaster planning
When do Pediatric Patients Graduate? idy). 2006;20:334—335, 358—30( \ Gift for the Family: Preparation for Survival (Nelms)
(Case Studies)
Child rearing Disasters
NAPNAP Position Statement on Corporal Punishment (National Associ Remembering (Clinton). 2006;20(5):29A—30A (President’s Messa
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):43A—44A (Position Down syndrome
Statement) cal Practice Guidelines for Children with Down Syndrome
Child welfare Birth to 12 years (Cleve and Cohen). 2006;20:47—54 (Practice
Environmental Health Policy & Children’s Health (Duderstadt) 2006;20 1idelines)
111-413 (Legislation and Health Policy) Clinical Practice Guidelines for Adolescents and Young Adults
NAPNAP Position Statement on Corporal Punishment (National Associ Down Syndrome: 12 to 21 years (Cleve et al). 2006;20:198—205
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):43A—44A (Position (Practice Guidelines)
Statement) Drawings
Chiroptera A Developmental Approach to Understanding Drawings and Narratives
Journal of Pediatric Health Care November/December 2006 441
from Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina (Looman). 2006;20: Feeding behavior
158-166 Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
Drowning Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
A Guide to Personal Flotation Devices and Basic Open Water Safety for ners). 2006;20:51—-S32
Pediatric Health Care Practitioners (Yuma et al). 2006;20:214-218 Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
(Product Showcase) Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
Drug utilization ners). 2006;20:533—S64
Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients Fever
(Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 (Pediatric Pharmacology) Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients
Does Your Child have Asthma? Filled Prescriptions and Household Re- (Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
port of Child Asthma (Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-383 Stop Blaming the Kangaroo (Walsh). 2006;20:270-271, 284-286 (Case
Educational Posters to Reduce Antibiotic Use (Ashe et al). 2006;20:192- Studies)
197 Financing, organized
Drugs, nonprescription NAPNAP Foundation Grants: History and Results (Dunn and Hellings).
Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients 2006;20:58-60 (Research)
(Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 (Pediatric Pharmacology) Focus groups
Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding
Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and
E Coty). 2006;20:35—46
Editorials
A Gift for the Family: Preparation for Survival (Nelms). 2006;20:365—366
A Great Opportunity May Await You as Editor of Journal of Pediatric
G
Health Care (Nelms). 2006;20:79-81
Gay. See Homosexuality, male
The Importance of the Review Process—and Reviewers (Nelms). 2006;
Gluten
20:1-—2
Letter to the Editor (Keeler et al). 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor)
Sharing the Lessons from the Past (Nelms). 2006;20:291-292
Reply (Serota). 2006;20:356 (Letters to the Editor)
Vacations: Helping Families Travel Safely (Nelms). 2006;20:155-157
Grants. See Financing, organized
Work Anew (Mullins Berg). 2006
Education, nursing
Mastering the Preceptor Role: Challenges of Clinical Teaching (Burns et
al). 2006;20:172-183 H
Sharing the Lessons from the Past (Nelms). 2006;20:291—292 (Editorial) Hazardous substances
Education, nursing, continuing Environmental Health Policy & Children’s Health (Duderstadt). 2006;20:
The Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners: Update 2006 111-413 (Legislation and Health Policy)
(Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(5) Health behavior
49A—40A Mental Health Correlates of Healthy Lifestyle Attitudes, Choices, and
NAPNAP Position Statement on Continuing Education (National Associ- Behaviors in Overweight Adolescents (Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-—
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):47A (Position State- $00
ment) Health care costs
Encephalitis, viral Atopic Dermatitis in Italian Children: Evaluation of Its Economic Impact
Just not Right (Kline). 2006;20:56-57, 75-77 (Case Studies) (Ricci et al). 2006;20:311-315
Environmental exposure Health education
Environmental Health Policy & Children’s Health (Duderstadt). 2006;20: Educating Teens about Vaccines (Hernandez and Nestor). 2006;20:342-
411-413 (Legislation and Health Policy) 349 (Patient Education)
Environmental Toxins (Meadows-Oliver). 2006;20:350—352 (Product Ad- Educational Posters to Reduce Antibiotic Use (Ashe et al). 2006;20:192-
visor) 197
Household Characteristics, Smoking Bans, and Passive Smoke Exposure Health knowledge, attitudes, practice
in Young Chiidren (Yousey). 2006;20:98-105 Household Characteristics, Smoking Bans, and Passive Smoke Exposure
Letter to the Editor (Budd). 2006;20:357 (Letters to the Editor) in Young Children (Yousey). 2006;20:98-105
Reply (Berry et al). 2006;20:357 (Letters to the Editor) Kid Cards: Teaching Children about Their Medicines (Curry et al). 2006;
Epilepsy 20:414—418 (Patient Education)
Epilepsy and Migraine Headache: Is There a Connection? (Stevenson) Health status
2006;20:167-171 Lessons Learned from a Pilot Study on the Health Status of Children from
Epilepsy, Rolandic Itinerant Populations (Kilanowski). 2006;20:253-260
Is It Just a Seizure? (Stevenson). 2006;20:336—337, 361-364 (Case Studies) The Medically Complex Premature Infant in Primary Care (Kelly). 2006;
Epilepsy, tonic-clonic 20:367—373
What’s PRESsing Brain, Blood, or Kidneys (Sansalone). 2006;20:408- Health surveys
410, 433-436 (Case Studies) Does Your Child have Asthma? Filled Prescriptions and Household Re-
Equipment and supplies port of Child Asthma (Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-383
A Guide to Personal Flotation Devices and Basic Open Water Safety for Hematemesis
Pediatric Health Care Practitioners (Yuma et al). 2006;20:214-218 Unhappy After an Appendectomy (Bevacqua et al). 2006;20:208-209,
(Product Showcase) 223-225 (Case Studies)
Evidenced-based medicine Herpes genitalis
Evidence-Based Practice: What is the Evidence for Medication Adher- Ano-genital Herpes in Children (Hornor), 2006;20:106—-114
ence in Children (Butz). 2006;20:338-341 (Research) Herpes virus 3, human
Herpes Zoster in Childhood (Leung et al). 2006;20:300-—303
Herpes zoster
F Herpes Zoster in Childhood (Leung et al). 2006;20:300-303
Faculty, nursing HIV infections
The Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners: Update 2006 Being There for My Baby: Early Responses of HIV-infected Mothers with
(Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(5): an HIV-exposed Infant (D'Auria et al). 2006;20:11-18
39A-40A Homosexuality, female
Family. See also Parents Health Risks and Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and
A Gift for the Family: Preparation for Survival (Nelms). 2006;20:365-366 Questioning Adolescents (National Association of Pediatric Nurse
(Editorial) Practitioners). 2006;20(1):29A-—30A
Satisfaction with Primary Health Care Received by Families of Children Homosexuality, male
with Developmental Disabilities (Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-252 Health Risks and Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners Work- Questioning Adolescents (National Association of Pediatric Nurse
ing with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-—310 Practitioners). 2006;20(1):29A—30A
Vacations: Helping Families Travel Safely (Nelms). 2006;20:155—157 (Ed- Human immunodeficiency virus infection. See HIV infections
itorial) Hypertensive encephalopathy
442 Volume 20 ¢ Number 6 Journal of Pediatric Health Care
What’s PRESsing Brain, Blood, or Kidneys (Sansalone). 2006;20:408- L
410, 433-436 (Case Studies) Leadership
Crystal Ball Gazing (Clinton). 2006;20(4):31A-32A (President's Message)
Legislation and Health Policy (section)
Continuing the Success of Covering Kids Through SCHIP (Demske).
Ibuprofen 2006;20:130—132
Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients Environmental Health Policy & Children’s Health (Duderstadt). 2006;20:
(Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 (Pediatric Pharmacology) +11—413
Immunization NAPNAP’s 2006 “Day on Capitol Hill” (Demske and Duderstadt). 2006;
NAPNAP Position Statement on Immunizations (National Association of 20:274-276
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(4):41A—42A (Position State Lesbian. See Homosexuality, female
ment) Letters to the Editor (section)
Immunization, secondary Letter to the Editor (Budd). 2006;20:357
Letter to the Editor (Lovette). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor) Letter to the Editor (Keeler et al). 2006;20:356
Reply (Wilson). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor) Letter to the Editor (Lovette). 2006;20:430
Immunization schedule Letter to the Editor (Meer). 2006;20:148
Vaccine Shortages: Implications for Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Cal- Reply (Berry et al). 2006;20:357
lender). 2006;20:426—429 (Professional Issues) Reply (Serota). 2006;20:356
Infant Reply (Wilson). 2006;20:430
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice Life skills. See Activities of daily living
Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio- Lifestyle
ners). 2006;20:51-S32 Mental Health Correlates of Healthy Lifestyle Attitudes, Choices, and
Letter to the Editor (Meer). 2006;20:148 (Letters to the Editor) Behaviors in Overweight Adolescents (Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-
Infant, premature 100
The Basics of Prematurity (Kelly). 2006;20:238-244 Lobbying
The Medically Complex Premature Infant in Primary Care (Kelly). 2006; NAPNAP’s 2006 “Day on Capitol Hill” (Demske and Duderstadt). 2006;
20:367-373 20:274-276 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Primary Care Issues for the Healthy Premature Infant (Kelly). 2006;20: Lymphadenitis
293-299 Stop Blaming the Kangaroo (Walsh). 2006;20:270-—271, 284-286 (Case
Infant care Studies)
Being There for My Baby: Early Responses of HIV-infected Mothers with
an HIV-exposed Infant (D'Auria et al). 2006;20:11-18
Infant equipment
Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child (Yuma and Maldonado) M
2006;20:137-140 (Product Advisor) Malpractice
A Review of Current Technology and Child Safety Seats for Infants Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Know if
(Daniels). 2006;20:419—423 (Product Advisor) You Are Covered? (Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143—147 (Professiona!
Infant nutrition Issues)
Primary Care Issues for the Healthy Premature Infant (Kelly). 2006;20 Mass screening
293-299 Correlates of Mothers’ Persistent Depressive Symptoms: A National Study
Insurance, health (Pascoe et al). 2006;20:261—269
Continuing the Success of Covering Kids Through SCHIP (Demske) Evidence for Identifying Children at Risk for Being Overweight, Cardio
2006;20:130-132 (Legislation and Health Policy) vascular Disease, and Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care (Bindler and
Insurance, liability Bruya). 2006;20:82—87
Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Know if Maternal behavior
You Are Covered? (Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143-147 (Professional Being There for My Baby: Early Responses of HIV-infected Mothers with
Issues) an HIV-exposed Infant (D'Auria et al). 2006;20:11-18
Insurance coverage Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding
Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Know if Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and
You Are Covered? (Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143-147 (Professional Coty). 2006;20:35—46
Issues) Medical assistance
Intensive care, neonatal Continuing the Success of Covering Kids Through SCHIP (Demske)
The Basics of Prematurity (Kelly). 2006;20:238-244 2006;20:130-132 (Legislation and Health Policy)
The Medically Complex Premature Infant in Primary Care (Kelly). 2006; Menorrhagia
20:367-373 To Bleed or Not to Bleed (Giannetta). 2006;20:128-129, 151-153 (Case
Primary Care Issues for the Healthy Premature Infant (Kelly). 2006;20 Studies)
293-299 Mental health
Intention Mental Health Correlates of Healthy Lifestyle Attitudes, Choices, and
Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding Behaviors in Overweight Adolescents (Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-
Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and 406
Coty). 2006;20:35—46 Remembering (Clinton). 2006;20(5):29A—30A (President's Message)
Italy Migraine disorders
Atopic Dermatitis in Italian Children: Evaluation of Its Economic Impact Epilepsy and Migraine Headache: Is There a Connection? (Stevenson)
(Ricci et al). 2006;20:311-315 2006;20:167-171
Migraine headache. See Migraine disorders
Mothers
Correlates of Mothers’ Persistent Depressive Symptoms: A National Study
(Pascoe et al)
Journal of Pediatric Health Care
Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding
A Great Opportunity May Await You as Editor of Journal of Pediatric
Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and
Health Care (Nelms). 2066;20:79-8 (Editorial) Coty). 2006;20:35—46
The Importance of the Review Process—and Reviewers (Nelms). 2006;
Mother-child relations
20:1-2 (Editorial)
Letter to the Editor (Meer). 2006;20:148 (Letters to the Editor)
Work Anew (Mullins Berg). 2006;20:227—228 (Editorial)
Motor activity
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
K ners). 2006;20:S1-S32
Kidney diseases Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
What’s PRESsing Brain, Blood, or Kidneys (Sansalone). 2006;20:408— Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
410, 433-436 (Case Studies) ners). 2006;20:533—S64
Journal of Pediatric Health Care November/Decembex 2006 443
N When do Pediatric Patients Graduate? (Rudy). 2006;20:334-—335, 358-300
NAPNAP Update (Case Studies)
NAPNAP Update (Meadows-Oliver). 2006;20:(1):23A—24A, 20006;20(2): Nutritional status
37A—42A, 2006;20(3):36A—37A, 2006;20(4):37A, 2006;20(5):33A—-34A, Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
2006;20(6):35A—30A Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
Narcotics ners). 2006;20:51—S32
Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-273, 87-289 (Case Studies) Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
Narration Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
A Developmental Approach to Understanding Drawings and Narratives ners). 2006;20:533-S64
from Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina (Looman). 2006;20:
158-166
National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners. See also Oo
Position Statements (section) Off-road motor vehicles
NAPNAP Branches Out (Serota). 2006;20(2):35A—36A (President’s Mes- All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury, Burden, and Preven-
age) tion Strategies (Yuma et al). 2006;20:67—70 (Product Advisor)
NAPNAP Foundation Grants: History and Results (Dunn and Hellings) Organizational objectives
2006;20:58—60 (Research) Crystal Ball Gazing (Clinton). 2006;20(4):31A-32A (President's Message)
NAPNAP Position Statement on Immunizations (National Association of Overweight
Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(4):41A—42A (Position State Evidence for Identifying Children at Risk for Being Overweight, Cardio-
vascular Disease, and Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care (Bindler and
NAPNAP’s 2006 “Day on Capitol Hill” (Demske and Duderstadt). 2006; Bruya). 2006;20:82—87
274-276 (Legislation and Health Policy) Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
resident's Message (Serota). 2006;20(3):34A (President's Message) Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Know if ners). 2000;20:S1—S32
You Are Covered? (Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143-147 (Professional Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
Issues) Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
ners). 2006;20:S33—S04
A Gift Worth Giving (Clinton). 2006;20(6):27A—28A (President's Message)
Mental Health Correlates of Healthy Lifestyle Attitudes, Choices, and
Work Anew (Mullins Berg). 2006;20:227-228 (Editorial)
Behaviors in Overweight Adolescents (Melnyk et al). 2006;20:401-
National health programs
4006
Continu the Success of Covering Kids Through SCHIP (Demske)
2006;20:130-132 (Legislation and Health Policy)
Natural disasters
4 Developmental Approach to Understanding Drawings and Narratives P
om Children Displaced by Hurricane Katrina (Looman). 2006;20 Pain
158-166 Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients
A Gift for the Family Preparation for Survival (Nelms). 2006;20:365—30606 (Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 (Pediatric Pharmacology)
(Editorial) Avoiding Admission for Afebrile Pediatric Sickle Cell Pain: Pain Manage-
ment Methods (Dumaplin). 2006;20:115-122 (Pediatric Pharmacol-
Neonatal nursing
ogy)
The Basics of Prematurity (Kelly). 2006;20:238 244
Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-273, 287-289 (Case Studies)
Nonprescription drugs. See Drugs, non-prescription
Papillomavirus, human
Nurse-patient relations
Girl with a Lump in Her Throat (Walsh). 2006;20:55, 73-74 (Case Studies)
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners Work
Parenting
with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-—310
Being There for My Baby: Early Responses of HIV-infected Mothers with
When do Pediatric Patients Graduate? (Rudy). 2006;20:334—335, 358-360
an HIV-exposed Infant (D'Auria et al). 2006;20:11-18
(Case Studies) ,
NAPNAP Position Statement on Corporal Punishment (National Associ-
Nurse practitioners
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):43A—44A (Position
rhe Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners: Update 2006
Statement)
(Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(5)
39 A—40A Parenting: The Ultimate Valentine (Serota). 2006;20(1):22A (President's
Message)
Avoiding Admission for Afebrile Pediatric Sickle Cell Pain: Pain Manage
Vacations: Helping Families Travel Safely (Nelms). 2006;20:155—157 (Ed-
ment Methods (Dumaplin). 2006;20:115-122 (Pediatric Pharmacol itorial)
ogy)
Parents
Elusive Stomachache (Serota). 2006;20:206-—207, 221-222 (Case Does Your Child have Asthma? Filled Prescriptions and Household Re
Studies) port of Child Asthma (Joesch et al). 2006;20:374-383
The Evolving Responsibilities of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Reider Patient care management
Demer et al). 2006;20:280—283 (Professional Issues) Part II: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Adolescents and Young Adults
Mastering the Preceptor Role: Challenges of Clinical Teaching (Burns et with Down Syndrome: 12 to 21 years (Cleve et al). 2006;20:198-205
il). 2006;20:172-183 (Practice Guidelines)
NAPNAP Position Statement on Continuing Education (National Associ Patient care planning
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):47A (Position State Management of Type 2 Diabetes in Youth (Part 2) (Berry et al). 2006;20
ment) 88-97
New Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Pediatric Nursing Certifica Patient compliance
tion Board). 2006;20(4):45A—48A (PNCB Report) Evidence-Based Practice: What is the Evidence for Medication Adher-
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners Work ence in Children (Butz). 2006;20:338-341 (Research)
ing with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-—310 Patient Education (section)
Sharing the Lessons from the Past (Nelms). 2006;20:291—292 (Editorial) Alternative Therapies for Children and Youth with Special Health Care
Vaccine Shortages: Implications for Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Cal Needs (Gasalberti). 2006;20:133-136
lender). 2006;20:426—429 (Professional Issues) Educating Teens about Vaccines (Hernandez and Nestor). 2006;20:342-
Nurse’s role 349
The Evolving Responsibilities of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Reider- Kid Cards: Teaching Children about Their Medicines (Curry et al). 2006;
Demer et al). 2006;20:280-—283 (Professional Issues) 20:414-418
NAPNAP Position Statement on Immunizations (National Association of Patient satisfaction
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(4):41A—42A (Position State Satisfaction with Primary Health Care Received by Families of Children
ment) with Developmental Disabilities (Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-252
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners Work Patient selection
ing with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-—310 Lessons Learned from a Pilot Study on the Health Status of Children from
Sharing the Lessons from the Past (Nelms). 2006;20:291-292 (Editorial) Itinerant Populations (Kilanowski). 2006;20:253-260
Vaccine Shortages: Implications for Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Cal Peanut allergy. See Peanut hypersensitivity
lender). 2006;20:426—429 (Professional Issues) Peanut hypersensitivity
444 Volume 20 ¢ Number 6 Journal of Pediatric Health Care
Preventing Peanut Panic (Kilanowski et al). 2006;20:61—66 (Patient ed- Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding
ucation) Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and
Pediatric nursing Coty). 2006;20:35-46
The Evolving Responsibilities of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Reider- Prescriptions, drug
Demer et al). 2006;20:280—283 (Professional Issues) Does Your Child have Asthma? Filled Prescriptions and Household Re-
When do Pediatric Patients Graduate? (Rudy). 2006;20:334-—335, 358-360 port of Child Asthma (Joesch et al). 2006;20:374—383
(Case Studies) President’s Message (section)
Pediatric Pharmacology (section) Crystal Ball Gazing (Clinton). 2006;20(4):31A—32A
Appropriate Use of Nonprescription Analgesics in Pediatric Patients NAPNAP Branches Out (Serota). 2006;2062):35A—36A
(Dlugosz et al). 2006;20:316-325 Parenting: The Ultimate Valentine (Serota). 2006;20(1):22A
Avoiding Admission for Afebrile Pediatric Sickle Cell Pain: Pain Manage- President’s Message (Serota). 2006;20(3):34A
ment Methods (Dumaplin). 2006;20:115-122 Remembering (Clinton). 2006;20(5):29A-30A
Peptic ulcer A Gift Worth Giving (Clinton). 2006;20(6):27A—28A
Unhappy After an Appendectomy (Bevacqua et al). 2006;20:208-—209, Primary care. See Primary health care
223-225 (Case Studies) Primary health care
Personnel selection Evidence for Identifying Children at Risk for Being Overweight, Cardio-
A Great Opportunity May Await You as Editor of Journal of Pediatric vascular Disease, and Type 2 Diabetes in Primary Care (Bindler and
Health Care (Nelms). 2006;20:79-—81(Editorial) Bruya). 2006;20:82—87
Pertussis. See Whooping cough The Medically Complex Premature Infant in Primary Care (Kelly). 2006;
Pharyngitis 20:367-373
Stop Blaming the Kangaroo (Walsh). 2006;20:270-271, 284-286 (Case Primary Care Issues for the Healthy Premature Infant (Kelly). 2006;20:
Studies) 293-299
Pilot projects Satisfaction with Primary Health Care Received by Families of Children
Lessons Learned from a Pilot Study on the Health Status of Children from with Developmental Disabilities (Liptak et al). 2006;20:245-252
Itinerant Populations (Kilanowski). 2006;20:253—260 Product Advisor (section)
Planning techniques All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury, Burden, and Preven-
Mastering the Preceptor Role: Challenges of Clinical Teaching (Burns et tion Strategies (Yuma et al). 2606;20:67-70
al). 2006;20:172-183 Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child (Yuma and Maldonado).
PNCB Report (section) 2006;20:137-—140
New Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Pediatric Nursing Certifica- Environmental Toxins (Meadows-Oliver). 2006;20:350-—352
tion Board). 2006;20(4):45A—48A A Review of Current Technology and Child Safety Seats for Infants
Polychlorinated biphenyls (Daniels). 2006;20:419-—423
Environmental Toxins (Meadows-Oliver). 2006;20:350—352 (Product Ad- Product Showcase (section)
visor) A Guide to Personal Flotation Devices and Basic Open Water Safety for
Population surveillance Pediatric Health Care Practitioners (Yuma et al). 2006;20:214-218
Correlates of Mothers’ Persistent Depressive Symptoms: A National Study Professional Issues (section)
(Pascoe et al). 2006;20:261—269 The Evolving Responsibilities of the Pediatric Nurse Practitioner (Reider-
Position Statements (section) Demer et al). 2006;20:280-—283
Health Risks and Needs of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Report of the NAPNAP Malpractice Insurance Survey: Do You Know if
Questioning Adolescents (National Association of Pediatric Nurse You Are Covered? (Liguori and Jones). 2006;20:143—147
Practitioners). 2006;20(1):29A—30A Vaccine Shortages: Implications for Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Cal-
NAPNAP Position Statement on Certification (National Association of lender). 2006;20:426-—429
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):39A—40A Program development
NAPNAP Position Statement on Continuing Education (National Associ- Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):47A Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
NAPNAP Position Statement on Corporal Punishment (National Associ- ners). 2006;20:S1—S32
ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):43A—44A Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
NAPNAP Position Statement on Immunizations (National Association of Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(4):41A—42A ners). 2006;20:533—S64
Posters Protective devices
Educational Posters to Reduce Antibiotic Use (Ashe et al). 2006;20:192- Booster Seats: Protecting the Forgotten Child (Yuma and Maldonado)
197 2006;20:137—140 (Product Advisor)
Postoperative complications Publications
Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-—273, 287-289 (Case Studies) A Great Opportunity May Await You as Editor of Journal of Pediatric
Postpartum period Health Care (Nelms). 2006;20:79-81(Editorial)
Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding The Importance of the Review Process—and Reviewers (Nelms). 2006;
Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and 20:1-2 (Editorial)
Coty). 2006;20:35—46 Punishment
Practice guidelines NAPNAP Position Statement on Corporal Punishment (National Associ-
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice ation of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(6):15A-16A (Position
Guideline Part I (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio- Statement)
ners). 2006;20:S51-S32
Identifying and Preventing Overweight in Childhood Clinical Practice
Guideline Part II (National Association of Pediatric Nurse Practitio-
Qualitative research
ners). 2006;20:533—S64 Adolescent Depression: A Metasynthesis (Dundon). 2006;20:384-—392
Practice Guidelines (section)
Part I: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Children with Down Syndrome
from Birth to 12 years (Cleve and Cohen). 2006;20:47—54 R
Part Il: Clinical Practice Guidelines for Adolescents and Young Adults Rabies
with Down Syndrome: 12 to 21 years (Cleve et al). 2006;20:198-—205 A Bite in the Night (Serota). 2006;20:407, 431-432 (Case Studies)
Premenstrual Syndrome and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in Ado- Research design
lescence (Claman and Miller). 2006;20:329-333 Seven Strategies for Successful Surveys (Niederhauser et al). 2006;20:
Preceptorship 210-213 (Research)
Mastering the Preceptor Role: Challenges of Clinical Teaching (Burns et Research (section)
al). 2006;20:172-183 Evidence-Based Practice: What is the Evidence for Medication Adher-
Premature infant. See Infant, premature ence in Children (Butz). 2006;20:338-341
Premenstrual syndrome NAPNAP Foundation Grants: History and Results (Dunn and Hellings)
Premenstrual Syndrome and Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder in Ado- 2006;20:58-—60
lescence (Claman and Miller). 2006;20:329-333 (Practice Guidelines) Seven Strategies for Successful Surveys (Niederhauser et al). 2006;20:
Prenatal care 210-213
Journal of Pediatric Health Care November/December 2006 445
Review Technology
The Importance of the Review Process—and Reviewers (Nelms). 2006; A Review of Current Technology and Child Safety Seats for Infants
20:1-2 (Editorial) (Daniels). 2006;20:419-—423 (Product Advisor)
Risk-taking Thrombocytopenia
Positive Adolescent Life Skills Training for High-Risk Teens: Results of a What's PRESsing Brain, Blood, or Kidneys (Sansalone). 2006;20:408-
Group Intervention Study (Tuttle et al). 2006;20:184-191 110, 433-436 (Case Studies)
What African-American Middle School Youth Report About Risk-taking Thyroid neoplasms
Behaviors (Busen et al). 2006;20:393—400 Girl with a Lump in Her Throat (Walsh). 2006;20:55, 73-74 (Case Studies)
Tobacco smoke pollution
S Household Characteristics, Smoking Bans, and Passive Smoke Exposure
Safety in Young Children (Yousey). 2006;20:98-105
A Review of Current Technology and Child Safety Seats for Infants Tonic clonic seizure. See Epilepsy, tonic-clonic
(Daniels). 2006;20:419-—423 (Product Advisor) Travel
Seizures Vacations: Helping Families Travel Safely (Nelms). 2006;20:155—157 (Ed-
Is It Just a Seizure? (Stevenson). 2006;20:336-337, 361-304 (Case Studies) itorial)
Self-efficacy Type 2 diabetes. See Diabetes mellitus, type 2
Prenatal and Postpartum Focus Groups with Primiparas: Breastfeeding
Attitudes, Support, Barriers, Self-efficacy, and Intention (Moore and
Coty). 2006;20:35—46 U
Self-help groups Urogenital diseases
Positive Adolescent Life Skills Training for High-Risk Teens: Results of a Ano-genital Herpes in Children (Hornor). 2006,20:106-114
Group Intervention Study (Tuttle et al). 2006;20:184-191
Sexual behavior
Improving Adolescent Sexual Risk Assessment with Event History Cal- Vv
endars: A Feasibility Study (Martyn et al). 2000;20:19-26 Vaccination
Shaken baby syndrome A Bite in the Night (Serota). 2006;20:407, 431—432 (Case Studies)
Shaken Baby Syndrome Education: A Role for Nurse Practitioners Work Herpes Zoster in Childhood (Leung et al). 2006;20:300-—303
ing with Families of Small Children (Walls). 2006;20:304-310 Update on Adolescent Immunization: Review of Pertussis and the Effi-
Social adjustment cacy, Safety, and Clinical Use of Vaccines That Contain Tetanus-
What African-American Middle School Youth Report About Risk-taking Diphtheria-Acellular Pertussis (Wilson). 2006;20:229—237
Behaviors (Busen et al). 2006;20:393—400 Vaccines
Specialties, nursing Educating Teens about Vaccines (Hernandez and Nestor). 2006;20:342—
The Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners: Update 2006 349 (Patient Education)
(Association of Faculties of Pediatric Nurse Practitioners). 2006;20(5) Letter to the Editor (Lovette). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor)
39A—40A Reply (Wilson). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor)
Specialty boards Vaccine Shortages: Implications for Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Cal-
New Certified Pediatric Nurse Practitioners (Pediatric Nursing Certifica lender). 2006;20:426-—429 (Professional Issues)
tion Board). 2006;20(4):45A—48A (PNCB Report) Vegetarian diet. See Diet, vegetarian
Stomatitis, aphthous Voluntary workers
Stop Blaming the Kangaroo (Walsh). 2006;20:270-271, 284-286 (Case A Gift Worth Giving (Clinton). 2006;20(6):27A—28A (President's Message)
Studies) von Willebrand disease
Students, nursing To Bleed or Not to Bleed (Giannetta). 2006;20:128-129, 151-153 (Case
Sharing the Lessons from the Past (Nelms). 2006;20:291-—292 (Editorial) Studies)
Substance withdrawal syndrome
Shake, Rattle, and Roll (Martin). 2006;20:272-273, 287-289 (Case Studies)
Survival W
A Gift for the Family: Preparation for Survival (Nelms). 2006;20:365—306 West Nile virus
(Editorial) Just not Right (Kline). 2006;20:56-57, 75-77 (Case Studies)
Swimming Whooping cough
A Guide to Personal Flotation Devices and Basic Open Water Safety for Letter to the Editor (Lovette). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor)
Pediatric Health Care Practitioners (Yuma et al). 2006;20:214-218 Reply (Wilson). 2006;20:430 (Letters to the Editor)
(Product Showcase) Update on Adolescent Immunization: Review of Pertussis and the Effi-
cacy, Safety, and Clinical Use of Vaccines That Contain Tetanus-
Diphtheria-Acellular Pertussis (Wilson). 2006;20:229-237
Teaching Wounds and injuries
Mastering the Preceptor Role: Challenges of Clinical Teaching (Burns et All-terrain Vehicles and Children: History, Injury, Burden, and Preven-
al). 2006;20:172—183 tion Strategies (Yuma et al). 2006;20:67-70 (Product Advisor)
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