Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing: WOCN 1997: Vol 24 Index

9 Pages·1997·2.4 MB·English

Index to volume 24
AUTHOR INDEX*
Gallagher S. Surviving redesign: basic concepts of patient-focused
A
care and their application to WOC nursing. 1997;24:132-6
Gallo ML. Hancock R, Davila GW. Clinical experience with a bal-
Aronovitch SA. Oral care and its role in WOC nursing. 1997;24:79-
loon-tipped urethral insert for stress urinary incontinence.
85
1997;24:51-7
Staskin DR. Patient satisfaction with a reusable undergarment
for urinary incontinence. 1997;24:226-36
Ghoniem GM, Hassouna M. Alternatives for the pharmacologic
Ballard DJ. Treatment of erectile dysfunction: Can pelvic muscle
management of urge and stress urinary incontinence in the eid-
exercises improve sexual function? 1997;24:255-64
erly. 1997;24:311-8
Ballard-Krishnan SA. Regional Presidents’ communications: Mid-
Gift AG (see Grous et al). 1997;24:86-91
east Region. 1997;24:246-7
Golden TM, Ratliff C. Development and implementation of a clini-
Barbour S (see Stotis et al). 1997;24:10-8
cal pathway for radical cystectomy and urinary system recon-
Barrett P (see Van Horn and Barrett). 1997;24:151-62
struction. 1997;24:72-8
Bear M, Dwyer JW, Benveneste D, Jett K, Dougherty M. Home-
Grant L (see Wise et al). 1997;24:144-50
based management of urinary incontinence: a pilot study with
Gray M. The care and feeding of a web page: a call for case
both frail and independent elders. 1997;24:163-71
discussions. 1997;24:128-31 (Editorial)
(see Publicover and Bear). 1997;24:319-24
The demand for evidence-based practice. 1997;24:291-2 (Edi-
Benveneste D (see Bear et al). 1997;24:163-71
torial)
Bisanz A, Steigerwald S, Gutierrez A. Patient with constipation re-
Keeping the focus on specialty nursing practice. 1997;24:183-
quiring a bowel management program. 1997;24:325-9 (Options
4 (Editorial)
in practice)
The transition from radio to television and its impiications for
Boettger JE. Effects of a pressure-reduction mattress and stoff
WOC nursing. 1997;24:2-3 (Editorial)
education on the incidence of nosocomial pressure ulcers.
Wysocki AB. Bridging the gap from bench to bedsiin dwoeun d
1997;24:19-25
care. 1997;24:62-5 (Editorial)
Bostrom J (see Wise et al). 1997;24:144-50
Griggs K (see Stotts et al). 1997;24:10-8
Bouvier B (see Stotts et al). 1997;24:10-8
Grous CA, Reilly NJ, Gift AG. Skin integrity in patients undergoing
(see Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25
prolonged operations. 1997;24:86-91
Bryant R. The added value of board certification status. 1997;24:127
Gutierrez A (see Bisanz et al). 1997;24:325-9 (Options in practice)
(Pres. message)
Retirement and opinions. 1997;24:181-2 (Pres. message)
Using technology to enhance information sharing. 1997;24:1
(Pres. message)
Hamiin C, Turnbull GB. The treatment of rectovaginal and vesico-
WOCN and the Wound Healing Society: collaboration for
vaginal fistulas in women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopic.
wound care. 1997;24:61 (Pres. message)
1997;24: 187-9 (Letter)
Buhiman L (see Stotts et al). 1997;24:10-8
Hancock R (see Gallo et al). 1997;24:51-7
Bussey C (see Lovejoy et al). 1997;24:200-18
Hanion M, Loehner D. Patient with jejunostomy, caput medusae,
and bleeding peristomal varices. 1997;24:123-5 (Options in prac-
c
tice)
Hassouna M (see Ghoniem and Hassouna). 1997;24:311-8
Cleary A (see Wessel and Cleary). 1997;24:283-7 (Options in prac-
Heimann C (see Pieper et al). 1997;24:191-9
tice)
Hill M, Labik M, Vanderbilt D. Managing skin care with the CareMap
Colwell JC. Connected to the future. 1997;24:4-5 (Guest editorial)
system. 1997;24:26-37
Corazza C. Regional Presidents’ communications: Mid-Atlantic
Hoffman J (see Wise et al). 1997;24:144-50
Region. 1997;24:245-6
Cottenden A (see Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25
Crumbley DR. Reflections of certified wound care nurse.
1997;24: 189-90 (Letter)
ickstact J (see Smith et al). 1997;24:137-43
Cullen B. Come along for the ride. 1997;24:243-4 (Pres. message)
Iselin TL. Pioneering for care: the clarion call for nursing. 1997;24:252
There’s no place like home. 1997;24:289-90 (Pres. message)
(Letter)
J
Davila GW (see Gallo et al). 1997;24:51-7
Jacobson T. Stricture and pouchitis after ileal pouch-anal anasto-
Dean G (see Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25
mosis. 1997;24:295-301
Dean-Baar S (see Provo et al). 1997;24:265-9
Jeffres C, MacKay AT. Improving stoma management in the low-
Dougherty M (see Bear et al). 1997;24:163-71
vision patient. 1997:24:302-10
Dwyer JW (see Bear et al). 1997;24:163-71
Jensen LL. Fecal incontinence: evaluation and treatment.
1997;24:277-82
F
Jett K (see Bear et al). 1997;24:163-71
Fader M (see Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25
Faller NA. You say sterile and | still say not: a response to my
colleague’s letter to the editor. 1997;24:180 (Letter)
Kelechi TJ, Lukacs KS. Patient with dystrophic toenails, calluses,
and heel fissures. 1997;24:237-42 (Options in practice)
Krasner D. My two cents on the issue of clean versus sterile wound
care. 1997;24:126 (Letter)
* January, pp. 1-60; March, pp. 61-126; May, pp. 127-180; July,p p. 181- Two cents more on the issofu cleea n versus sterile wound care.
242; September, 243-288; November, pp. 289-340. 1997;24:294 (Letter)
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Krissovich M. The societal burden of incontinence: even greater Reilly NJ (see Grous et al). 1997;24:86-91
than we thought. 1997;24:179 (Letter) Roberts DJ. The pursuit of colostomy continence. 1997;24:92-7
Kucera J (see Smith et al). 1997;24:137-43
Kussmann B. Regional Presidents’ communications: South Central
Region. 1997;24:251
Sears MW. Regional Presidents’ communications: Pacific Coast
L Region. 1997;24:248-50
Sherer AP (see Lovejoy et al). 1997;24:200-18
Labik M (see Hill et al). 1997;24:26-37 Smith DB, ickstadt J, Kucera J. Brown recluse spider bite: a case
Lawrence KG. Regional Presidents’ communications: New England study. 1997;24:137-43
Region. 1997;24:247-8 Lekan-Rutledge D. Continence management and wound
Lekan-Rutiedge D (see Smith and Lekan-Rutledge). 1997;24:172-8 care fora patient in a residential facility. 1997;24:172-8 (Options
(Options in practice) in practice)
Loehner D (see Hanion and Loehner). 1997;24:123-5 (Options in Sprague K (see Pieper et al). 1997;24:191-9
practice) Staskin DR (see Gallo and Staskin). 1997;24:226-36
Lovejoy L, Bussey C, Sherer AP. The path to a clinical pathway: Steigerwald S (see Bisanz et al). 1997;24:325-9 (Options in prac
collaborative care for the patient with an ostomy. 1997;24:200- tice)
18 Stotts NA, Barbour S, Griggs K, Bouvier B, Buhiman L, Wipke-Tevis D
Lukacs KS (see Kelechi and Lukacs). 1997;24:237-42 (Options in Williams DF. Sterile versus clean technique in postoperative
practice) wound care of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study
1997;24:10-8
Sugrue M (see Pieper et al). 1997;24:191-9
Mackay AT (see Jeffres and MacKay). 1997;24:302-10 T
Mid-Atlantic Regional Leadership of the WOCN. A position state-
ment on ‘An Association of ET Nurses’. 1997;24:252 (Letter) Thornburn P, Fader M, Dean G, Brooks R, Cottenden A. Improving
Mong CL. Wet, dry, or damp? 1997;24:190 (Letter) the performance of small incontinence pads: a study of “wet
Moore KN, Paul P. A historical review of selected nursing and medi- comfort”. 1997;24:219-25
cal literature on urinary incontinence between 1850 and 1976. Toich M. Regional Presidents’ communications: Rocky Mountain
1997;24: 106-22 Region. 1997;24:250-1
Murphy KM. Patient with occipital pressure ulcer requiring contin- Turnbull GB (see Hamlin and Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
ued cervical collar use. 1997;24:58-60 (Options in practice)
Vv
Vanderbilt D (see Hill et al). 1997;24:26-37
Neswick RS. Mrya E. Levine: a theoretic basis for ET nursing. Van Horn C, Barrett P. Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum expe-
1997;24:6-9 riences of fity-four women with ostomies. 1997;24:151-62
° w
O’Connor L. A legend in ET nursing: a tribute to the memory of Weiland M (see Pieper eft al). 1997;24:191-9
Ruth Kules, RN, CETN. 1997;24:179 (Letter) Wells TJ. Conference for prevention of incontinence. 1997;24:293
(Guest editorial)
Wessel LC, Cleary A. Treatment of a patient with an
enterocutaneous fistula after emergency surgery. 1997;24:283-
Palmer MH. Pelvic muscle rehabilitation: Where do we go from 7 (Options in practice)
here? 1997;24:98-105 Whitney J. Participation of human subjects in studies. 1997;24:165
Paul P (see Moore and Paul). 1997;24: 106-22 (Notes on methodology)
Piacentine L (see Provo et al). 1997;24:265-9 Testing for differences with the nonparametric Mann-Whitney
Pieper B, Sugrue M, Weiland M, Sprague K, Heimann C. Presence UTest. 1997;24:12 (Notes on methodology)
of pressure ulcer prevention methods used among patients con- Williams DF (see Stotts et al). 1997;24:10-8
sidered at risk versus those considered not at risk. 1997;24:191-9 Wipke-Tevis D (see Stotts et al). 1997;24:10-8
Provo B, Piacentine L. Dean-Baar S. Practice versus knowledge Wise LC, Hoffman J, Grant L, Bostrom J. Nursing wound care sur-
when it comes to pressure ulcer prevention. 1997;24:265-9 vey: sterile and nonsterile glove choice. 1997;24: 144-50
Publicover C, Bear M. The effect of bladder training on urinary Wooiner B. Biofeedback reeducation in gracilis muscle transposi-
incontinence in community-dwelling older women. 1997;24:319- tion after rectal trauma: a case presentation. 1997;24:38-50
24 Wright K. To touch a patient. 1997;24:185-6 (Guest editorial)
Wysocki AB (see Gray and Wysocki). 1997;24:62-5 (Editorial)
Ramos MC, Ratliff C. The development and implementation of
an integrated multidisciplinary clinical pathway. 1997;24:66-71 Zamarripa C (see Zoucha and Zamarripa). 1997;24:270-6
Ratliff C (see Golden and Ratliff). 1997;24:72-8 Ziegler J. Further information on Therapeutic Touch. 1997;24:294
(see Ramos and Ratliff). 1997;24:66-71 (Letter)
Reichardt LE. Compression therapy and venous ulcerations: an- Zoucha R, Zamarripa C. The significance of culture in the care of
other point of view. 1997;24:180 (Letter) the client with an ostomy. 1997;24:270-6
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SUBJECT INDEX*
Book reviews
In review. 1997;24:288, 330
Aged Brown recluse spider; see Spiders
Alternatives for the pharmacologic management of urge and
stress urinary incontinence in the elderly (Ghoniem and c
Hassouna). 1997;24:311-8
The effect of bladder training on urinary incontinence in com- Callus
munity-dwelling older women (Publicover and Bear) Patient with dystrophic toenails, calluses, and heel fissures
1997;24:319-24 (Kelechi and Lukacs). 1997;24:237-42 (Options in practice)
Home-based management of urinary incontinence: a pilot Caput medusae
study with both frail and independent elders (Bear et al) Patient with jejunostomy, caput medusae, and bleeding
1997;24:163-71 peristomal varices (Hanlon and Loehner). 1997;24:123-5
Anus (Options in practice)
Stricture and pouchitis after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis CareMap
(Jacobson). 1997;24:295-301 Managing skin care with the CareMap system (Hill et al).
Awards 1997;24:26-37
1996 Gladys Frey Student Manuscript Award. 1997;24:254 Certification
The 1996 Publisher's Manuscript Award. 1997;24:253 The added value of board certification status (Bryant).
1997;24:127 (Pres. message)
Reflections of certified wound care nurse (Crumbley).
1997:24: 189-90 (Letter)
Balloon dilatation Cervical color
Clinical experience with a balioon-tipped urethral insert for Patient with occipital pressure ulcer requiring continued cervi-
stress urinary incontinence (Gallo et al). 1997;24:51-7 cal collar use (Murphy). 1997;24:58-60 (Options in practice)
Bandages Childbirth; see Labor
Compression therapy and venous ulcerations: another point Clean technique
of view (Reichardt). 1997;24:180 (Letter) My two cents on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care
Wet, dry, or damp? (Mong). 1997;24:190 (Letter) (Krasner). 1997;24:126 (Letter)
Beds Sterile versus clean technique in postoperative wound care
Effects of a pressure-reduction mattress and staff education of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study (Stotts
on the incidence of nosocomial pressure ulcers (Boettger) et al). 1997;24:10-8
1997;24: 19-25 wo cents more on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care
Behavior therapy (Krasner). 1997;24:294 (Letter)
The effect of bladder training on urinary incontinence in com- You say sterile and | still say not: a response to my colleague’s
munity-dwelling older women (Publicover and Bear) letter to the editor (Faller). 1997;24:180 (Letter)
1997;24:319-24 Clinical pathways
Biofeedback Development and implementation of a clinical pathway for
Biofeedback reeducation in gracilis muscle transposition af- radical cystectomy and urinary system reconstruction
ter rectal trauma: a case presentation (Wooiner) (Golden and Ratliff). 1997:24:72-8
1997;24:38-50 The development and implementation of an integrated
Bites and stings multidisciplinary clinical pathway (Ramos and Ratliff).
Brown recluse spider bite: a case study (Smith et al) 1997:24:66-71
1997;24:137-43 The path to a clinical pathway: collaborative care for the
Bladder patient with an ostomy (Lovejoy et al). 1997;24:200-18
The effect of bladder training on urinary incontinence in com- Clothing
munity-dwelling older women (Publicover and Bear) Patient satisfaction with a reusable undergarment for urinary
1997;24:319-24 incontinence (Gallo and Staskin). 1997;24:226-36
Bleeding: see Hemorrhage Colostomy
Board certification: see Certification The pursuit of colostomy continence (Roberts). 1997;24:92-7
Communication
Connected to the future (Colwell). 1997;24:4-5 (Guest edito-
rial)
“January, pp. 1-60; March, pp. 61-126; May, pp. 127-180; July, pp. 181- The transition from radio to television and its implications for
242; September, pp. 243-288; November, pp. 289-340 WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 (Editorial)
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Using technology to enhance information sharing (Bryant). on the incidence of nosocomial pressure ulcers (Boettger)
1997;24:1 (Pres. message) 1997;24:19-25
Compression therapy; see Bandages Reflections of certified wound care nurse (Crumbley).
Computers 1997;24: 189-90 (Letter)
The care and feeding of a web page: a call for case discus- Ethiopia
sions (Gray). 1997;24:128-31 (Editorial) The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
Connected to the future (Colwell). 1997;24:4-5 (Guest edito- women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
rial) Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
The transition from radio to television and its implications for Ethnic factors
WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 (Editorial) The significance of culture in the care of the client with an
formation ostomy (Zoucha and Zamarripa). 1997;24:270-6
Mrya E. Levine: a theoretic basis for ET nursing (Neswick). Evidence-based practice
1997;24:6-9 The demand for evidence-based practice (Gray). 1997;24:291-
Conferences 2 (Editorial)
Conference for prevention of incontinence (Wells). 1997;24:293 Exercise
(Guest editorial) Treatment of erectile dysfunction: Can pelvic muscle exercises
Constipation improve sexual function? (Ballard). 1997;24:255-64
Patient with constipation requiring a bowel management pro- Eye
gram (Bisanz et al). 1997;24:325-9 (Options in practice) Improving stoma management in the low-vision patient VJeffres
Continuous quality improvement: see Quality control and Mackay). 1997;24:302-10
Costs and cost analysis
The societal burden of incontinence: even greater than we
thought (Krissovich). 1997;24:179 (Letter)
Cultural factors Fecal incontinence
The significance of culture in the care of the client with an Biofeedback reeducation in gracilis muscle transposition af-
ostomy (Zoucha and Zamarripa). 1997;24:270-6 ter rectal trauma: a case presentation (Wooiner)
1997;24:38-50
Development and implementation of a clinical pathway for Fecal incontinence: evaluation and treatment (Jensen)
radical cystectomy and urinary system reconstruction 1997;24:277-82
(Golden and Ratliff). 1997;24:72-8 The pursuit of colostomy continence (Roberts). 1997;24:92-7
The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
wemen with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
Decubitus ulcer First international Conference for the Prevention of Incontinence
Effects of a pressure-reduction mattress and staff education Conference for prevention of incontinence (Wells). 1997;24:293
on the incidence of nosocomial pressure ulcers (Boettger). (Guest editorial)
1997;24:19-25 Fistuia
Patient with occipital pressure ulcer requiring continued cer- Treatment of a patient with an enterocutaneous fistula after
vical collar use (Murphy). 1997;24:58-60 (Options in prac- emergency surgery (Wessel and Cleary). 1997;24:283-7 (Op-
tice) tions in practice)
Practice versus knowledge when it comes to pressure uicer The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
prevention (Provo et al). 1997;24:265-9 women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
Presence of pressure ulcer prevention methods used among Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
patients considered at risk versus those considered not at Foot
risk (Pieper et al). 1997;24:191-9 Patient with dystrophic toenails, calluses, and heel fissures
Skin integrity in patients undergoing prolonged operations (Kelechi and Lukacs). 1997;24:237-42 (Options in practice)
(Grous et al). 1997;24:86-91
Diet therapy cc)
Patient with constipation requiring a bowel management pro-
gram (Bisanz et al). 1997;24:325-9 (Options in practice) Gladys Frey Student Manuscript Award
Dressings; see Bandages 1996 Gladys Frey Student Manuscript Award. 1997;24:254
Drug therapy (Awards)
Alternatives for the pharmacologic management of urge and Gloves, surgical
stress urinary incontinence in the elderly (Ghoniem and Nursing wound care survey: sterile and nonsterile glove choice
Hassouna). 1997;24:311-8 (Wise et al). 1997;24:144-50
Patient with constipation requiring a bowel management pro- Gracilis muscle
gram (Bisanz et al). 1997;24:325-9 (Options in practice) Biofeedback reeducation in gracilis muscle transposition af-
Dystrophic toenails; see Nall diseases ter rectal trauma: a case presentation (Wooilner).
1997;24:38-50
Guest editorials; see also Editorials
Conference for prevention of incontinence (Wells). 1997;24:293
Editorials; see also Guest editorials Connected to the future (Colwell). 1997;24:4-5
Bridging the gap from bench to bedside in wound care (Gray To touch a patient (Wright). 1997;24:185-6
and Wysocki). 1997;24:62-5
The demand for evidence-based practice (Gray). 1997;24:291- Managing skin care with the CareMap system (Hill et al).
2 1997;24:26-37
Keeping the focus on speciaity nursing practice (Gray).
1997;24:183-4
The transition from radio to television and its implicariciis for
WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 Heel
Education, nursing Patient with dystrophic toenails, calluses, and heel fissures
The added value of board certification status (Bryant). (Kelechi and Lukacs). 1997;24:237-42 (Options in practice)
1997;24:127 (Pres. message)
Effects of a pressure-reduction mattress and staff education Patient with jejunostomy, caput medusae, and bleeding
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peristomal varices (Hanion and Loehner). 1997;24:123-5
(Options in practice)
Historical articles Kules, Ruth
A historical review of selected nursing and medical literature A legend in ET nursing: a tribute to the memory of Ruth Kules,
on urinary incontinence between 1850 and 1976 (Moore RN, CETN (O'Connor). 1997;24:179 (Letter)
and Paul). 1997;24:106-22
Home care L
Home-based management of urinary incontinence: a pilot
study with both frail and independent elders (Bear et al). Labor
1997;24:163-71 Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum experiences of fity-four
There’s no place like home (Cullen). 1997;24:289-90 (Pres. mes- women with ostomies (Van Horn and Barrett). 1997;24:151-
sage) 62
Human experimentation The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
Participation of human subjects in studies (Whitney) women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
1997;24:165 (Notes on methodology) Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
Laboratories
Bridging the gap from bench to bedside in wound care (Gray
and Wysocki). 1997:24:62-5 (Editorial)
Letters to the editor
lieal pouch-ana! anastomosis
Letters. 1997;24:126, 179-80, 187-90, 252, 294
Stricture and pouchitis after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis
Low vision; see Vision disorders
(Jacobson). 1997;24:295-301
in memoriam
A legend in ET nursing: a tribute to the memory of Ruth Kules,
RN, CETN (O’Connor). 1997;24:179 (Letter)
Managed care programs
In review
The societal burden of incontinence: even greater than we
in review. 1997;24:288, 330
thought (Krissovich). 1997;24:179 (Letter)
incontinence pads Mann-Whitney UT est
Improving the performance of small incontinence pads: a
Testing for differences with the nonparametric Mann-Whitney
study of “wet comfort” (Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25 UTest (Whitney). 1997;24:12 (Notes on methodology)
infection control
Mattresses; see Beds
My two cents on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care
Mexican Americans
(Krasner). 1997;24:126 (Letter)
The significance of culture in the care of the client with an
Nursing wound care survey: sterile and nonsterile glove choice
ostomy (Zoucha and Zamarripa). 1997:24:270-6
(Wise et al). 1997;24:144-50
Models, theoretic
Sterile versus clean technique in postoperative wound care
Mrya E. Levine: a theoretic basis for ET nursing (Neswick).
of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study (Stotts 1997;24:6-9
et al). 1997;24:10-8
Mouth
Two cents more on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care
Oral care and its role in WOC nursing (Aronovitch). 1997;24:79-
(Krasner). 1997;24:294 (Letier)
85
You say sterile and | still say not: a response to my colleague’s
Muscle contraction
letter to the editor (Faller). 1997;24:180 (Letter)
Fecal incontinence: evaluation and treatment (Jensen).
information sharing; see Communication 1997;24:277-82
informed consent Pelvic muscle rehabilitation: Where do we go from here?
Participation of human subjects in studies (Whitney)
(Palmer). 1997;24:98-105
1997;24:165 (Notes on methodology)
Treatment of erectile dysfunction: Can pelvic muscle exercises
insect bites and stings improve sexual function? (Ballard). 1997;24:255-64
Brown recluse spider bite: a case study (Smith et al)
1997;24:137-43
internet
The care and feeding of a web page: a call for case discus-
Nail diseases
sions (Gray). 1997;24:128-31 (Editorial)
Patient with dystrophic toenails, calluses, and heel fissures
Connected to the future (Colwell). 1997;24:4-5 (Guest edito- (Kelechi and Lukacs). 1997;24:237-42 (Options in practice)
rial)
Notes on methodology
The transition from radio to television and its implications for
Participation of human subjects in studies (Whitney).
WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 (Editorial) 1997:24:165
intestinal fistula Testing for differences with the nonparametric Mann-Whitney
Treatment of a patient with an enterocutaneous fistula after
UTest (Whitney). 1997;24:12
emergency surgery (Wessel and Cleary). 1997;24:283-7 (Op-
Nurse Healers-Professional Associates
tions in practice) Further information on Therapeutic Touch (Ziegler). 1997;24:294
(Letter)
Nursing
Pioneering for care: the clarion call for nursing (Iselin).
Jejunostomy 1997;24:252 (Letter)
Patient with jejunostomy, caput medusae, and bieeding Nursing specialities; see Specialities, nursing
peristomai varices (Hanion and Loehner). 1997;24:123-5
(Options in practice) °
Journal of WOCN
The care and feeding of a web page: a call for case discus- Obituary
sions (Gray). 1997;24:128-31 (Editorial) A legend in ET nursing: a tribute to the memory of Ruth Kules,
The transition from radio to television and its implications for RN, CETN (O’Connor). 1997;24:179 (Letter)
WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 (Editorial) Occipital bone
WOCN and the Wound Healing Society: collaboration for Patient with occipital pressure ulcer requiring continued cervi-
wound care (Bryant). 1997:24:61 (Pres. message) cal collar use (Murphy). 1997;24:58-60 (Options in practice)
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Operations; see Surgery WOCN and the Wound Healing Society: collaboration for
Options in practice wound care (Bryant). 1997;24:61
Options in practice. 1997;24:123-5, 237-42, 283-7 Pressure ulcer; see Decubitus ulcer
Oral hygiene Publisher's Manuscript Award
Oral care and its role in WOC nursing (Aronovitch). 1997;24:79- The 1996 Publisher’s Manuscript Award. 1997;24:253
85 Puerperium
Ostomy Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum experiences of fity-four
Improving storna management in the low-vision patient (Jeffres women with ostomies (Van Horn and Barrett). 1997:24:151-62
and Mackay). 1997;24:302-10
The path to a clinical pathway: collaborative care for the a
patient with an ostomy (Lovejoy et al). 1997;24:200-18
Patient with jejunostomy, caput medusae, and bleeding Quality control
peristomal varices (Hanion and Loehner). 1997;24:123-5 The development and implementation of an integrated
(Options in practice) multidisciplinary clinical pathway (Ramos and Ratliff)
Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum experiences of fity-four 1997;24:66-71
women with ostomies (Van Horn and Barrett). 1997;24:151- Surviving redesign: basic concepts of patient-focused care
62 and their application to WOC nursing (Galiagher)
The pursuit of colostomy continence (Roberts). 1997;24:92-7 1997;24:132-6
The significance of culture in the care of the client with an
ostomy (Zoucha and Zamarripa). 1997;24:270-6
Stricture and pouchitis after ileal pouch-anal anastomosis
(Jacobson). 1997;24:295-301 Radical cystectomy; see Cystectomy
Radio
The transition from radio to television and its implications for
WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 (Editorial)
Pathways Rectovaginal fistula
Development and implementation of a clinical pathway for The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
radical cystectomy and urinary system reconstruction women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
(Golden and Ratliff). 1997;24:72-8 Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
The development and implementation of an integrated Rectum, injuries
multidisciplinary clinical pathway (Ramos and Ratliff). Biofeedback reeducation in gracilis muscle transposition af-
1997;24:66-71 ter rectal trauma: a case presentation (Woolner)
The path to a clinical pathway: collaborative care for the 1997;24:38-50
patient with an ostomy (Lovejoy et al). 1997;24:200-18 Research
Patient satisfaction Bridging the gap from bench to bedside in wound care (Gray
Improving the performance of small incontinence pads: a and Wysocki). 1997;24:62-5 (Editorial)
study of “wet comfort” (Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25 The demand for evidence-based practice (Gray). 1997;24:291-
Patient satisfaction with a reusable undergarment for urinary 2 (Editorial)
incontinence (Gallo and Staskin). 1997;24:226-36 Participation of human subjects in studies (Whitney)
Patient-focused care 1997;24: 165 (Notes on methodology)
Surviving redesign: basic concepts of patient-focused care Residential facilities
and their application to WOC nursing (Gallagher). Continence management and wound care for a patient in a
1997;24:132-6 residential facility (Smith and Lekan-Rutiedge). 1997;24:172-
Pelvis 8 (Options in practice)
Fecal incontinence: evaluation and treatment (Jensen). Retirement
1997;24:277-82 Retirement and opinions (Bryant). 1997;24:181-2 (Pres. mes-
Pelvic muscle rehabilitation: Where do we go from here? sage)
(Palmer). 1997;24:98-105 Risk factors
Treatment of erectile dysfunction: Can pelvic muscle exercises Presence of pressure ulcer prevention methods used among
improve sexual function? (Ballard). 1997;24:255-64 patients considered at risk versus those considered not at
Penile erection risk (Pieper et al). 1997;24:191-9
Treatment of erectile dysfunction: Can pelvic muscle exercises
improve sexual function? (Ballard). 1997;24:255-64
Position statement
A position statement on ‘An Association of ET Nurses’ (Mid- Sexual intercourse
Atlantic Regional Leadership of the WOCN). 1997;24:252 Treatment of erectile dysfunction: Can pelvic muscle exercises
(Letter) improve sexual function? (Ballard). 1997;24:255-64
Postoperative care Speciaities, nursing
Sterile versus clean technique in postoperative wound care Keeping the focus on specialty nursing practice (Gray)
of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study (Stotts 1997;24: 183-4 (Editorial)
et al). 1997;24:10-8 To touch a patient (Wright). 1997;24:185-6 (Guest editorial)
Postpartum period; see Puerperium Spiders
y Brown recluse spider bite: a case study (Smith et al)
Pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum experiences of fity-four 1997;24:137-43
women with ostomies (Van Horn and Barrett). 1997;24:151- Sterile technique
62 My two cents on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care
President's message (Krasner). 1997;24:126 (Letter)
The added value of board certification status (Bryant). Nursing wound care survey: sterile and nonsterile glove choice
1997;24:127 (Wise et al). 1997;24:144-50
Come along for the ride (Cullen). 1997;24:243-4 Sterile versus clean technique in postoperative wound care
Retirement and opinions (Bryant). 1997;24:181-2 of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study (Stotts
There’s no place like home (Cullen). 1997;24:289-90 et al). 1997;24:10-8
Using technology to enhance information sharing (Bryant). Two cents more on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care
1997;24:1 (Krasner). 1997;24:294 (Letter)
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You say sterile and | still say not: a response to my colleague’s
letter to the editor (Faller). 1997:24:180 (Letter
Sticture Varicose ulcer
Stricture and pouchitis after ileal pouch-ana wnastomosis mpression therapy and venous ulcerations: another point
(Jacobson). 1997;24:295-301 f view (Reichardt). 1997;24:180 (Letter)
Stoma; see Ostomy Venoms
Stress urinary incontinence; see Urinary incontinence Brown recluse spider bite: a case study (Smith et al).
Surgery 97;24:137-43
Skin integrity in patients undergoing prolo operations Venous ulcer; see Varicose ulcer
(Grous et al). 1997;24:86-91 Vesicovaginal fistula
Surgical wound infection The treatment of tetova and vesicovaginal fistulas in
Sterile versus Clean technique in postoperative wound care V men with Idbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study (Stotts Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
et al). 1997:24:10-8 Vision disorders
ng stoma management in the low-vision patient (Jeffres
j M acKay). 1997:24:302-10
w
Technology
Jsing technology to enh formation sharing (Bryant)
World Wide Web
1997;24:1 (Pres. messag
The care and feeding of a web page: a call for case discus-
Television
f r 1997;24:128-31 (Editorial)
The transition from radio to television and its ime ications for
the future (Colwell). 1997;24:4-5 (Guest edito-
WOC nursing (Gray). 1997;24:2-3 (Editoria
Terminology
> to television and its implications for
Wet, dry, or damp? (Mong). 1997;24:190 (Letter
1997;24:2-3 (Editorial)
Theoretic models; see Models, theoretical
WoundO,s tomy oan d Continence Nurses Society
Therapeutic touch; see Touch
» of board certification status (Bryant).
Toenail diseases; see Nail diseases s. message)
Touch
> ride (Cullen). 1997;24:243-4 (Pres. message)
Further information on Therapeutic Touch (Z
> future (Colwell). 1997;24:4-5 (Guest edito-
(Letter)
on ‘An Association of ET Nurses’ (Mid-
Leadership of the WOCN). 1997;24:252
Undergarments; see Clothing s’ communications: Mid-Atiantic Region
Urethra 7;24:245-6
Clinical experience with a balloon-tipped urethral insert for communications: Mideast Region (Ballard-
stress urinary incontinence (Gallo et al). 1997;24:51-7 7;24:246-7
Urinary incontinence s’ communications: New England Region
Alternatives for the pharmacologic management of urge and 17 ;24:247-8
stress urinary incontinence in the elderly (Ghoniem and communications: Pacific Coast Region
Hassouna). 1997;24:311-8 24:248-50
Clinical experience with a balloon-tipped urethral insert for 11 Presidents sommunications: Rocky Mountain Region
stress urinary incontinence (Gallo et al). 1997;24:51-7
Conference for prevention of incontinence (Wells). 1997;24:293 Presidents’ communications: South Central Region
(Guest editorial) ssmann). 1997:24:251
Continence management and wound care for a patient ina nt and opinions (Bryant). 1997;24:181-2 (Pres. mes-
residential facility (Smith and Lekan-Rutiedge). 1997;24:172-
8 (Options in practice) ke home (Cullen). 1997;24:289-90 (Pres. mes-
The effect of bladder training on urinary incor Tinence in com-
munity-dwelling older women (Publicover and Bear) yy to enhance information sharing (Bryant).
1997;24:319-24 Pres. message)
A historical review of selected nursing and medicc J Nound Healing Society: collaboration for
on urinary incontinence between 1850 and 1976 (Moore ryant). 1997;24:61 (Pres. message)
and Paul). 1997;24:106-22 Wound Healing Society
Home-based management of urinary incontinence: a pilot and the Wound Healing Society: collaboration for
study with both frail and independent elders (Bear et al) nd care (Bryant). 1997;24:61 (Pres. message)
1997;24: 163-71 Wounds. and injuries, analysis
improving the performance of small incontinence pads: a Bridging the gap from bencht o bedside in wound care (Gray
study of “wet comfort” (Thornburn et al). 1997;24:219-25 d Wysocki). 1997;24:62-5 (Editorial)
Patient satisfaction with a reusable undergarment for urinary Wounds and injuries, complications
incontinence (Gallo and Staskin). 1997;24:226-36 nence management and wound care for a patient ina
Pelvic muscle rehabilitation: Where do we go from here? residential facilit (Smith and Lekan-Rutledge). 1997;24:172-
(Palmer). 1997;24:98-105 8 (Options in practice)
The societal burden of incontinence: even greater than we Wounds and injuries, etiology
thought (Krissovich). 1997;24:179 (Letter) Brown recluse spider bite: a case study (Smith et al).
The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in 1997:24:137-43
women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and Wounds and injuries, microbiology
Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter) My two cents on the issue of ciean versus steriie wound care
Urinary tract 97:24: 126 (Letter)
Development and implementation of a clinical pathway for mete 4 sterile and nonsterile glove choice
radical cystectomy and urinary system reconstruction 144-50
(Golden and Ratliff). 1997;24:72-8 \ tecc lelien in postoperative wound care
JWOCN
340 Subject index November 1997
of patients with open surgical wounds: a pilot study (Stotts Wounds and injuries, psychology
et al). 1997;24:10-8 The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
Two cents more on the issue of clean versus sterile wound care women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
(Krasner). 1997;24:294 (Letter) Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
You say sterile and | stil/ say not: a response to my colleague’s Wouannd dinjsurie s, surgery
letter to the editor (Faller). 1997;24:180 (Letter) Biofeedback reeducation in gracilis muscle transposition af-
Wounds and injuries, prevention and control ter rectal trauma: a case presentation (Woolner)
Effects of a pressure-reduction mattress and staff education 1997;24:38-50
on the incidence of nosocomial pressure ulcers (Boettger). Wouannd dinjsurie s, therapy
1997;24:19-25 Managing skin care with the CareMap system (Hill et al)
Practice versus knowledge when it comes to pressure ulcer 1997;24:26-37
prevention (Provo et al). 1997;24:265-9 The treatment of rectovaginal and vesicovaginal fistulas in
Presence of pressure ulcer prevention methods used among women with childbirth injuries in Ethiopia (Hamlin and
patients considered at risk versus those considered not at Turnbull). 1997;24:187-9 (Letter)
risk (Pieper et al). 1997;24:191-9
Skin integrity in patients undergoing prolonged operations
(Grous et al). 1997;24:86-91
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