Table Of Content

Cumulative Index, 2001 AUTHOR INDEX Volume 6, Issues 1—4 Adkison, Patricia Fuller, Barbara F. Maikler, Virginia Egbert SPN Reviews and Updates the Infant Behaviors as Indicators of Es- Childrens’ and Adolescents’ Use of Awards Program [News From tablished Acute Pain, 107-113 Diaries for Sickle Cell Pain, the Society], 151-152 Gance-Cleveland, Bonnie 161-169 Bailey, Patricia (See Maikler, V.) Pediatric Nurses: Advocates Against McCue, Mary Barton, Amy J. Youth Violence, 131—140 Child Safety Seats Work! [Scientific Clinical and Economic Outcomes of Gardner, Mary Jane (See Bernardo, L.) Inquiry], 87—87 Infants Receiving Breast Milk in Gill, Ann (See Kotzer, A.) Miles, Margaret S. (See Wilson, S.) the NICU, 5-10 Gottesman, Mary Margaret Oermann, Marilyn H. Beckstrand, Jan (See Ellett, M.) Children in Foster Care: A Nursing Experiences of Students in Pediatric Bernardo, Lisa Marie Perspective on Research, Policy, Nursing Clinical Courses, 65-72 Playground Injuries in Children: A and Child Health Issues, 55-64 Owens, Brenda (See Barton, A.) Review and Pennsylvania Haley-Andrews, Stephanie Pasek, Tracy Trauma Center Experience, 11—20 Mentoring, Membership in Profes- Abby’s Gift [Role Play], 196-200 Broome, Marion E. (See Maikler, V.) sional Organizations, and the Rapstine, Theresa (See Kotzer, A.) Cahow, Julie (See Slagle, J.) Pursuit of Excellence in Nursing Seibel, Karin (See Bernardo, L.) Chen, Jyu-Lin [Role Play], 145-146, 149 Slagle, Jennifer Television Viewing and Children’s Jansaithong, Jarassri Tar Wars: Educating Today’s Youth Health [Ask the Expert], 35-38 The Use of Dexamethosone in the About Tomorrow’s Health [Role Crowley, Angela A. Prevention of Postextubation Stri- Play], 97-98, 100 Child Care Health Consultation: An dor in Pediatric Patients in Smyth, Marilynn (See Kavanaugh, K.; Ecological Model, 170-181 PICU/ NICU Settings: An Ana- Kotzer, A.) Coulston, Jennifer (See Slagle, J.) lytical Review, 182-191 Stinchfield, Patricia Kenefick Cowen, Perle Slavik Kass-Wolff, Jane H. Vaccine Safety Communication: The Effectiveness of a Parent Education Bone Loss in Adolescents Using Role of the Pediatric Nurse [Ask Intervention for At-Risk Families, Depo-Provera, 21-31 the Expert], 141-144 73-82 Kavanaugh, Karen Thomas, Lori (See Kotzer, A.) Danek, Gale (See Barton, A.) Society of Pediatric Nurses Initia- Villarruel, Antonia M. Dunn, Kathleen, J. tives for End-of-Life Care [News Eliminating Health Disparities for Flying Home [Case Study], 83-86 From the Society], 99-100 Racial and Ethnic Minorities: A Ekegren, Kathryn Kennedy, Christine M. (See Chen, J.) Nursing Agenda for Children Resources for Child Advocacy [The Ketron, Amy (See Slagle, J.) [Scientific Inquiry], 32-34 Advocate], 95-96 Kiernan, Barbara S. Wilkas, Lenore R. Ellett, Marsha L. Cirgin Taking a Temperature: Which Way Is An Introduction to Search Engines Predicting the Distance for Nasojeju- Best? [Ask the Expert], 192-195 [Scientific Inquiry], 147-149 nal Tube Insertion in Children, Kotzer, Anne Marie Willock, Katherine M. (See Slagle, J.) 121-130 Grassroots Advocacy in Action: Suc- Wilson, Sonja M. Foster, Roxie L. cesses and Opportunities for Pe- Spirituality in African-American Evidence Is Information You Can diatric Nurses [The Advocate], Mothers Coping With a Seriously Count On [Editorial], 3-4 39-41, 48 Ill Infant, 114-120 The Fine Art of Critique [Editorial], Kuntz, Kathleen Ryan Winch, Anne 159-160 Publication Committee Restructur- A Nurse’s Role in Helping Well Nursing Judgment: The Key to Pain ing: Streamlining Efforts to Better Children Cope With a Parent's Assessment in Critically II] Chil- Serve SPN Members [News From Serious Illness and/or Hospital- dren [Ask the Expert], 90-93, 96 the Society], 47 ization [Role Play], 42—46 Who Is Responsible for Measuring Lea, Gwen (See Maikler, V.) Woodring, Barbara C. Nursing Outcomes? [Editorial], Lukomski, Angela P. (See Oermann, M.) The Newest Addition to the Endan- 105-106 gered Species List: Pediatric Nurses [Guest Editorial], 53-54 JSPN Vol. 6, No. 4, October-December, 2001 Cumulative Index, 2001 SUBJECT INDEX Volume 6, Issues 14 Advocacy Spirituality in African-American Nursing Judgment: The Key to Pain Grassroots Advocacy in Action: Suc- Mothers Coping With a Seriously Assessment in Critically Ill Chil- cesses and Opportunities for Pe- Ill Infant (Wilson & Miles), dren [Ask the Expert] (Foster), diatric Nurses [The Advocate] 114-120 90-93, 96 (Kotzer, Smyth, Gill, Rapstine, & Feeding Tube Placement Postextubation Stridor Thomas), 39-41, 48 Predicting the Distance for Nasojeju- The use of Dexamethosone in the Resources for Child Advocacy [The nal Tube Insertion in Children Prevention of Postextubation Advocate] (Ekegren), 95-96 (Ellett & Beckstrand), 121-130 Stridor in Pediatric Patients in Bone Mass Density Foster Care PICU/NICU Settings: An Ana- Bone Loss in Adolescents Using Children in Foster Care: A Nursing lytical Review (Jansaithong), Depo-Provera (Kass-Wolff), 21-31 Perspective on Research, Policy, 182-191 Car Safety Devices and Child Health Issues (Gottes- Professional Development Child Safety Seats Work! [Scientific man), 55-64 Mentoring, Membership in Profes- Inquiry] (McCue), 87-87 Health Policy sional Organizations, and the Child Abuse and Neglect Eliminating Health Disparities for Pursuit of Excellency in Nursing Children in Foster Care: A Nursing Racial and Ethnic Minorities: A [Role Play] (Haley-Andrews), Perspective on Research, Policy, Nursing Agenda for Children 145-146, 149 and Child Health Issues (Gottes- [Scientific Inquiry] (Villarruel), Smoking man), 55-64 32-34 Tar Wars: Educating Today’s Youth Effectiveness of a Parent Education Immunization About Tomorrow’s Health [Role Intervention for At-Risk Families Vaccine Safety Communication: The Play] (Slagle, Ketron, Coulston, (Cowen), 73-82 Role of the Pediatric Nurse [Ask Cahow, & Willock), 97-98, 100 Child Care Health Consultant the Expert] (Stinchfield), 141-144 Spirituality Child Care Health Consultation: An Injury Prevention Spirituality in African- American Ecological Model (Crowley), Playground Injuries in Children: A Mothers Coping With a Seriously 170-181 Review and Pennsylvania Ill Infant (Wilson & Miles), Clinical Outcomes Trauma Center Experience 114-120 Clinical and Economic Outcomes of (Bernardo, Gardner, & Seibel), Television Infants Receiving Breast Milk in 11-20 Television Viewing and Children’s the NICU (Barton, Danek, & Nursing Education Health [Ask the Expert] (Chen & Owens), 5-10 Experiences of Students in Pediatric Kennedy), 35-38 Coping Nursing Clinical Courses (Oer- Thermometers A Nurse’s Role in Helping Well mann), 65-72 Taking a Temperature: Which Way Children Cope With a Parent's Pain Is Best? [Ask the Expert] (Kier- Serious Illness and/or Hospital- Childrens’ and Adolescents’ Use of nan), 192-195 ization [Role Play] (Winch), Diaries for Sickle Cell Pain (Maik- Violence 42-46 ler, Broome, Bailey, & Lea), 161-169 Pediatric Nurses: Advocates Against Critical Illness Infant Behaviors as Indicators of Es- Youth Violence (Gance-Cleveland), Abby’s Gift [Role Play] (Pasek), tablished Acute Pain (Fuller), 131-140 196-200 : 107-113 World Wide Web Flying Home [Case Study] (Dunn), An Introduction to Search Engines 83-86 [Scientific Inquiry] (Wilkas), 147-149 JSPN Vol. 6, No. 4, October-December, 2001