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AUTHOR INDEX Adams, J., 126 Hanser, S.B., 2 Quargnenti, A., 67 Aitken, TJ., 3 Harlander, C., 112 Anacker, D., 61 Hathaway, G., 3 Anderson, B., 58 Heiney, S.P., 54, 99, 133 meg: PGA ’ Randall, E., 67 Heisel, M., 49 Hinds, P.. 67 Remke, S.S., 57 Bagnall-Reeb, H., 79 a seen a ie Riggins, M., 67 Bartels, D., 51 ae _ ae a lei Roell, S., 48 Baysinger, M., 133 ~ ae _ Rokke, K., 57 Benson, T., 43 Hyomookve,i ch,C ., D.P., 75 Ruccione, K., 79, 56, 112 Betcher, D.L., 37, 158 Birenbaum, L., 55 Blumberg, K., 49 Jacobson, I., 61 Schafer, K.K., 61 Bostrom, B., 64 James, K., 19 Schmidt, K., 63 Braun, S., 65 Jodarski, K., 53 ring - :i Burnham, N., 37 — 51 Stewart,» J.Mm,L ., 62 Su-Xiao-Yin, 13 Clarke-Steffen, L., 146 Creed, J.M., 133 ace Curry, D., 126 Kramer, R, 126 Thoma, M.E., 105 Dulock, } H.L., ; 154 Vang, C., 48 Dunn, J., 58 LeBaron, L., 65 Vo > R. 126 Losiniecki, M., 53 _— Eland, J., 60, 63 Walker. C. 126 Eldred, J., 67 Martinson, LM., 13, 93 on _ “* = Emery, J.E., 87 McNurlen, M., 48 a vm ae ok ie Ettinger, R., 133 Cormick, P., 64 cones, OF. 19, YU, Moore. K., 50 Weiler, K., 63 saa Wells, L.M., 99 Fergusson, J., 66 Whipple, D., 48 Fidler, P., 48 Neglia, J., 50 Wiley, F., 48 Fochtman, D., 1, 43, 85, 125 Norville, R., 52, 67 Williams, H.A., 33, 50 Foote, A., 26, 68 Wilson, K., 50, 60 Froyen-Gernbacher, S., 65 Woods, W.G., 53 Cae, SF Wright, P.S., 26, 64, 68, 115, 126, Gattuso, J., 67 O’Marcaigh, A.S., 158 139 Gleason-Morgon, D., 126 Gross, J., 67 Panzarella, C., 59, 126 ' Gunn, J., 99 Parks, G., 65 — - a Patterson, K., 62 — Hammonds, M., 67 Piazza, D., 26, 68 Hankins, G., 56 Puckett, P., 67 Zappa, S., 65 SUBJECT INDEX Adolescent Behavior, facilitative, Delphi study of, 126-132 hand holding as coping strategy for, 19-25 Belief system, parental, 3-12 trajectory approach in education of, 133-138 Bereavement panel, for parents, 64-65 American Nurses’ Association Code for Nurses, assisted sui- Bibliotherapy, 57 cide and, 43-44 Bone marrow transplant, 48 Anxiety, during “waiting and not knowing” period, 146-153 future trends in, 52 Assisted suicide, 43-44 Boundary issues, 57 Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses, 16th annual con- ference, 46-67 Camp, oncology, 85 introduction, 46-47 Case management, collaborative practice and, 53 preconference workshops, 48-50 Central venous line, 58 proceedings, 51-67 Chemotherapy, push, intravenous, 59-60 Autonomy, in nursing, 53 Chinese, impact of childhood cancer on, 13-18 166 Joumal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, Vol 10, No 4 (October), 1993: pp 166-168 AUTHOR INDEX Adams, J., 126 Hanser, S.B., 2 Quargnenti, A., 67 Aitken, TJ., 3 Harlander, C., 112 Anacker, D., 61 Hathaway, G., 3 Anderson, B., 58 Heiney, S.P., 54, 99, 133 meg: PGA ’ Randall, E., 67 Heisel, M., 49 Hinds, P.. 67 Remke, S.S., 57 Bagnall-Reeb, H., 79 a seen a ie Riggins, M., 67 Bartels, D., 51 ae _ ae a lei Roell, S., 48 Baysinger, M., 133 ~ ae _ Rokke, K., 57 Benson, T., 43 Hyomookve,i ch,C ., D.P., 75 Ruccione, K., 79, 56, 112 Betcher, D.L., 37, 158 Birenbaum, L., 55 Blumberg, K., 49 Jacobson, I., 61 Schafer, K.K., 61 Bostrom, B., 64 James, K., 19 Schmidt, K., 63 Braun, S., 65 Jodarski, K., 53 ring - :i Burnham, N., 37 — 51 Stewart,» J.Mm,L ., 62 Su-Xiao-Yin, 13 Clarke-Steffen, L., 146 Creed, J.M., 133 ace Curry, D., 126 Kramer, R, 126 Thoma, M.E., 105 Dulock, } H.L., ; 154 Vang, C., 48 Dunn, J., 58 LeBaron, L., 65 Vo > R. 126 Losiniecki, M., 53 _— Eland, J., 60, 63 Walker. C. 126 Eldred, J., 67 Martinson, LM., 13, 93 on _ “* = Emery, J.E., 87 McNurlen, M., 48 a vm ae ok ie Ettinger, R., 133 Cormick, P., 64 cones, OF. 19, YU, Moore. K., 50 Weiler, K., 63 saa Wells, L.M., 99 Fergusson, J., 66 Whipple, D., 48 Fidler, P., 48 Neglia, J., 50 Wiley, F., 48 Fochtman, D., 1, 43, 85, 125 Norville, R., 52, 67 Williams, H.A., 33, 50 Foote, A., 26, 68 Wilson, K., 50, 60 Froyen-Gernbacher, S., 65 Woods, W.G., 53 Cae, SF Wright, P.S., 26, 64, 68, 115, 126, Gattuso, J., 67 O’Marcaigh, A.S., 158 139 Gleason-Morgon, D., 126 Gross, J., 67 Panzarella, C., 59, 126 ' Gunn, J., 99 Parks, G., 65 — - a Patterson, K., 62 — Hammonds, M., 67 Piazza, D., 26, 68 Hankins, G., 56 Puckett, P., 67 Zappa, S., 65 SUBJECT INDEX Adolescent Behavior, facilitative, Delphi study of, 126-132 hand holding as coping strategy for, 19-25 Belief system, parental, 3-12 trajectory approach in education of, 133-138 Bereavement panel, for parents, 64-65 American Nurses’ Association Code for Nurses, assisted sui- Bibliotherapy, 57 cide and, 43-44 Bone marrow transplant, 48 Anxiety, during “waiting and not knowing” period, 146-153 future trends in, 52 Assisted suicide, 43-44 Boundary issues, 57 Association of Pediatric Oncology Nurses, 16th annual con- ference, 46-67 Camp, oncology, 85 introduction, 46-47 Case management, collaborative practice and, 53 preconference workshops, 48-50 Central venous line, 58 proceedings, 51-67 Chemotherapy, push, intravenous, 59-60 Autonomy, in nursing, 53 Chinese, impact of childhood cancer on, 13-18 166 Joumal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, Vol 10, No 4 (October), 1993: pp 166-168 Indexes 167 Cirrhosis, methotrexate toxicity and, 160 Leukemia Coping Orem's theory in nursing care for, 26-32 Delphi study of pediatric oncology nurses’ facilitative be- Roy Adaptation Model in, 68-74 havior and, 126-132 Literature, review of, 33-36 family, life change events and coping behaviors in, 105- 111 Methotrexate, 158-160 hand holding as strategy for, 19-25 adverse reactions with, 159-160 long distance related stressors and, 3-12 availability and formulation of, 158-159 parental, 64 dosage and administration of, 159 Cultural considerations, 48-49 indications for, 158 innovative teaching method and, 112-114 mechanism of action, 158 pharmacokinetics of, 158 Delphi study stability and storage of, 159 of pediatric oncology nurses’ facilitative behavior, 126- Minority Satellite Program, 112-114 132 of research priorities, 67 National Marrow Donor Program, 61 Diagnosis Neuroblastoma, screening for, 53-54 parents’ quality of life after, 139-145 Neutropenia, treatment-related, PIXY 321 and, 117-118 waiting for, 146-153 Newcomer, in oncology nursing, 49 Dying, services for, 93-98 Oncology camp, 85 Education, in pediatric oncology nursing, 66-67 Orem's theory, childhood leukemia and, 26-32 Education rights, for chronically iil child, 60 Encephalopathy, methotrexate toxicity and, 160 Pain Epidemiology, of childhood cancer, 56-57 assessment and management of, 58-59, 61-62 Ethical principles, in health care, 51 in lowa, 63 hand holding as coping strategy in, 19-25 Facilitative behavior, nurses’, Delphi study of, 126-132 new interventions for, 60 Family propofol and, 64-65 bereaved, group therapy for, 54-55, 99-104 Parent Chinese, impact of childhood cancer on, 13-18 bereavement panel for, 64-65 discussion among, 55 coping and adjustment in, 64 life change events and coping behaviors in, 105-111 Delphi study of pediatric oncology nurses’ facilitative be- minority, innovative teaching method for, 112-114 havior toward, 126-132 school-related problems and, 133-138 long distance related stressors and, 3-12 Financial considerations, childhood cancer and, in People’s quality of life after diagnosis and treatment of child, 139- Republic of China, 13-18 145 Fotoplatica, 112-114 during “waiting and not knowing” period, 146-153 Parent Bereavement Panel, 64-65 GM-CSF/IL-3 fusion protein, 117-118 Pediatric Oncology Nurse Stressor Questionnaire, 87-92 Grieving process, remembrance ceremony and, 65-66 Peer group, school-related problems and, 133-138 Group therapy, for bereaved extended family, 54-55, 99-104 People’s Republic of China, impact of childhood cancer on families in, 13-18 Hand holding, as coping strategy in adolescent, 19-25 Pharmacology Helplessness, during “waiting and not knowing” period, 146- methotrexate and, 158-160 153 See also Methotrexate Hemlock Society, 43 PIXY 321 and, 117-118 Holistic care, in leukemia, 68-74 taxol and, 37-39 Holistic care, Orem's theory and, 26-32 Platelet transfusion, 52-53 Home care, hospice and, 93-98 Propofol, painless procedures with, 64-65 Hospice, 93-98 Quality indicators, for professional personal growth, 51 Incidence, of childhood cancer, 56 Quality of life, for parent of ill child, 139-145 Intravenous push chemotherapy, 59-60 Religious diversity, 48-49 Kevorkian, Jack, 43-44 Research clinical nursing and, 50 Late effects, of cancer treatment, 50 conceptual or theoretical framework for, 75-78 Lazarus’ model of stress and coping, 3-12 data collection in, 115-116 Leucovorin, methotrexate toxicity and, 159 Delphi study in priorities for, 67 168 Indexes Research (Continued) Stressor descriptive, 154-157 long distance related, 3-12 characteristics of, 154-155 in pediatric oncology nursing, 87-92 common types of, 155-156 Suicide, assisted, 43-44 data analysis in, 156 Survival rate, in childhood cancer, 133 example of, 156 literature review and, 33-36 Taxol, 37-39 Risk factors, in childhood cancer, 56-57 Teaching Roy's Adaptation Model fotoplatica in, 112-114 in leukemia, 68-74 trajectory approach in, 133-138 parents’ quality of life and, 139-145 Thrombocytopenia platelet transfusion in, 52-53 treatment-related, 117-118 School Thrombolytic therapy, for fibrin-occiuded vascular access reintegration into, 62-63 device, 79-82 trajectory approach to, 133-138 Sedation, failure of, 56 Uncertainty, family and sibling reaction to, 146-153 Self-care, Orem's theory and, 26-32 Urokinase, in fibrin-occluded vascular access device, 79-82 Selye’s stress theory, pediatric oncology nursing and, 87-92 Sibling Varricchio-Wright Impact of Cancer Questionnaire-Parents, Delphi study of pediatric oncology nurses’ facilitative be- 139-145 havior and, 126-132 Vascular access device, occluded, 79-82 during “waiting and not knowing” period, 146-153 Videotape, 161-162 Spielberger State-Trait Anxiety Inventory, 87-92 Vulnerability, during “waiting and not knowing” period, 146-153