Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing: WOCN 2005: Vol 32 Index

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2005 Author Index
Acaroglu R, Sendir M. Pressure ulcer prevention and manage- Buckley KM, Tran BQ, Adelson LK, Agazio JG, Halstead L. The
ment strategies in Turkey. 2005;32:230-237 use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl-
Adelson LK (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:171-177 edge of wound assessment. 2005;32:307-316
Adelson LK (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:307-316
Agazio JG (see Buckley et al). 2005:32:307-316 Ceballos C. Management of infants with ulcerated heman-
giomas. 2005;32:58-63 (Challenges in Practice)
Baker L (see O’Connell et al). 2005;32:101-111 Cherry G (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Bale S (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Christensen D (see LeBlanc and Christensen). 2005;32:131-134
Beitz JM (see Gray and Beitz). 2005;32:7-15 (Evidence-Based (Challenges in Practice)
Report Card) Clare K. My journey from there to here. 2005;32:430-432
Beitz JM (see Junkin and Beitz). 2005;32:121-130 Clark JJ (see Gilcreast et al). 2005;32:112-120
Beitz JM, Bliss DZ. Preparing a successful grant proposal—part 1: Clark M (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
developing research aims and the significance of the project. Colin D (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
2005;32:16-18 (Spotlight on Research) Colwell JC (see Gray et al). 2005;32:87-92 (Evidence-Based
Bell SE. Current issues and challenges in the management of Report Card)
bariatric patients. 2005;32:386-392 Colwell JC (see Gray and Colwell). 2005;32:360-364 (Evidence-
Bellingeri A (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Based Report Card)
Bergstrom N, Trumble TJ, Trumble ME. The Braden Scale for Colwell JC, Bliss DZ, Engberg S, Moore KN. Preparing a grant
Predicting Pressure Sore Risk. 2005;32:79-80 proposal—part 5: organization and revision 2005;32:291-293
Berndtsson I, Lindholm E, Ekman I. Thirty years of experience (Spotlight on Research)
living with a continent ileostomy: bad restrooms—not my Conroy, SA. Budding bariatrics. 2005;32:356-357 (Guest
reservoir—decide my life. 2005;32:321-328 Editorial)
Bliss DZ (see Beitz and Bliss). 2005;32:16-18 (Spotlight on Corcos J (see Perrin et al). 2005;32:186-199
Research) Crocker J (see Garcia et al). 2005;32:38-52
Bliss DZ (see Colwell et al). 2005;32:291-293 (Spotlight on
Research) Dassen T (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Bliss DZ (see Engberg and Bliss). 2005;32:157-162 (Spotlight on Dauphinée SW (see Perrin et al). 2005;32:186-199
Research) David DJ (see Gray and David). 2005;32:222-225 (Evidence-
Bliss DZ (see Gray and Bliss). 2005;32:83-86 (Spotlight on Based Report Card)
Research) DavisJ .V enous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese.
Bliss DZ. There’s a will...but is there a way? patient perspectives 2005;32:421-429 (Commentary)
in healthcare research, development, and decision making. Davis J, Gray M. Is the unna’s boot bandage as effective as a
2005;32:53-57 (Commentary) four-layer wrap for managing venous leg ulcers?
Bliss DZ, Savik K. Writing a grant proposal—Part 2: research 2005;32:152-156 (Evidence-Based Report Card)
methods—part 2. 2005;32:226-229 (Spotlight on Research) Day K (see O’Connell et al). 2005;32:101-111
Bliss DZ. Writing a grant proposal: part 6: the budget, budget Dealey C (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
justification, and resource environment. 2005;32:365-367 Defloor T, Schoonhoven L, FletcherJ , Furtado K, Heyman H,
(Spotlight on Research) Lubbers M, Witherow A, Bale S, Bellingeri A, Cherry G,
Boyington AR, Dougherty MC, Phetrasuwan S. Effectiveness of a Clark M, Colin D, Dassen T, Dealey C, Gulacsi L, Haalboom
computer-based system to deliver a continence health pro- J, Halfens R, Hietanen H, Lindholm C, Moore Z, Romanelli
motion intervention. 2005;32:246-254 M, Soriano JV. Statement of the European pressure ulcer
Brogna L. Home care management of an ostomy within a de- advisory panel—pressure ulcer classification: differentiation
hisced abdominal wound. 2005;32:200-204 (Challenges in between pressure ulcers and moisture lesions. 2005;32:
Practice) 302-306
Buckley B. There’s a will...but is there a way? patient perspec- Donovan AM (see Ratliff et al). 2005;32:33-37
tives in healthcare research, development, and decision mak- Dougherty MC (see Boyingten et al). 2005;32:246-254
ing. 2005;32:53-57 (Professional Practice) Doughty D. Statement of the European pressure ulcer advisory
Buckley KM, Adelson LK, Hess CT. Get the picture! developing a panel—pressure ulcer classification: differentiation between
wound photography competency for home care nurses. pressure ulcers and moisture lesions. 2005;32:302-306
2005;32:171-177 (Commentary)
446 JWOCN & November/December 2005
2005 Author Index
Acaroglu R, Sendir M. Pressure ulcer prevention and manage- Buckley KM, Tran BQ, Adelson LK, Agazio JG, Halstead L. The
ment strategies in Turkey. 2005;32:230-237 use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl-
Adelson LK (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:171-177 edge of wound assessment. 2005;32:307-316
Adelson LK (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:307-316
Agazio JG (see Buckley et al). 2005:32:307-316 Ceballos C. Management of infants with ulcerated heman-
giomas. 2005;32:58-63 (Challenges in Practice)
Baker L (see O’Connell et al). 2005;32:101-111 Cherry G (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Bale S (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Christensen D (see LeBlanc and Christensen). 2005;32:131-134
Beitz JM (see Gray and Beitz). 2005;32:7-15 (Evidence-Based (Challenges in Practice)
Report Card) Clare K. My journey from there to here. 2005;32:430-432
Beitz JM (see Junkin and Beitz). 2005;32:121-130 Clark JJ (see Gilcreast et al). 2005;32:112-120
Beitz JM, Bliss DZ. Preparing a successful grant proposal—part 1: Clark M (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
developing research aims and the significance of the project. Colin D (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
2005;32:16-18 (Spotlight on Research) Colwell JC (see Gray et al). 2005;32:87-92 (Evidence-Based
Bell SE. Current issues and challenges in the management of Report Card)
bariatric patients. 2005;32:386-392 Colwell JC (see Gray and Colwell). 2005;32:360-364 (Evidence-
Bellingeri A (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Based Report Card)
Bergstrom N, Trumble TJ, Trumble ME. The Braden Scale for Colwell JC, Bliss DZ, Engberg S, Moore KN. Preparing a grant
Predicting Pressure Sore Risk. 2005;32:79-80 proposal—part 5: organization and revision 2005;32:291-293
Berndtsson I, Lindholm E, Ekman I. Thirty years of experience (Spotlight on Research)
living with a continent ileostomy: bad restrooms—not my Conroy, SA. Budding bariatrics. 2005;32:356-357 (Guest
reservoir—decide my life. 2005;32:321-328 Editorial)
Bliss DZ (see Beitz and Bliss). 2005;32:16-18 (Spotlight on Corcos J (see Perrin et al). 2005;32:186-199
Research) Crocker J (see Garcia et al). 2005;32:38-52
Bliss DZ (see Colwell et al). 2005;32:291-293 (Spotlight on
Research) Dassen T (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Bliss DZ (see Engberg and Bliss). 2005;32:157-162 (Spotlight on Dauphinée SW (see Perrin et al). 2005;32:186-199
Research) David DJ (see Gray and David). 2005;32:222-225 (Evidence-
Bliss DZ (see Gray and Bliss). 2005;32:83-86 (Spotlight on Based Report Card)
Research) DavisJ .V enous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese.
Bliss DZ. There’s a will...but is there a way? patient perspectives 2005;32:421-429 (Commentary)
in healthcare research, development, and decision making. Davis J, Gray M. Is the unna’s boot bandage as effective as a
2005;32:53-57 (Commentary) four-layer wrap for managing venous leg ulcers?
Bliss DZ, Savik K. Writing a grant proposal—Part 2: research 2005;32:152-156 (Evidence-Based Report Card)
methods—part 2. 2005;32:226-229 (Spotlight on Research) Day K (see O’Connell et al). 2005;32:101-111
Bliss DZ. Writing a grant proposal: part 6: the budget, budget Dealey C (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
justification, and resource environment. 2005;32:365-367 Defloor T, Schoonhoven L, FletcherJ , Furtado K, Heyman H,
(Spotlight on Research) Lubbers M, Witherow A, Bale S, Bellingeri A, Cherry G,
Boyington AR, Dougherty MC, Phetrasuwan S. Effectiveness of a Clark M, Colin D, Dassen T, Dealey C, Gulacsi L, Haalboom
computer-based system to deliver a continence health pro- J, Halfens R, Hietanen H, Lindholm C, Moore Z, Romanelli
motion intervention. 2005;32:246-254 M, Soriano JV. Statement of the European pressure ulcer
Brogna L. Home care management of an ostomy within a de- advisory panel—pressure ulcer classification: differentiation
hisced abdominal wound. 2005;32:200-204 (Challenges in between pressure ulcers and moisture lesions. 2005;32:
Practice) 302-306
Buckley B. There’s a will...but is there a way? patient perspec- Donovan AM (see Ratliff et al). 2005;32:33-37
tives in healthcare research, development, and decision mak- Dougherty MC (see Boyingten et al). 2005;32:246-254
ing. 2005;32:53-57 (Professional Practice) Doughty D. Statement of the European pressure ulcer advisory
Buckley KM, Adelson LK, Hess CT. Get the picture! developing a panel—pressure ulcer classification: differentiation between
wound photography competency for home care nurses. pressure ulcers and moisture lesions. 2005;32:302-306
2005;32:171-177 (Commentary)
446 JWOCN & November/December 2005
J WOCN #& Volume 32/Number 6 Author Index 447
Ekman I (see Berndtsson et al). 2005;32:321-328 Halstead L (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:307-316
Embil JM (see Goodridge et al). 2005;32:368-377 Hanley JA (see Perrin et al). 2005;32:186-199
Engberg S (see Colwell et al). 2005;32:291-293 (Spotlight on Hietanen H (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Research) Hellstr6m A-L (see Persson et al). 2005;32:238-245
Engberg S, Bliss DZ. Writing a grant proposal—part 1: research Hess CT (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:171-177
methods. 2005;32:157-162 (Spotlight on Research) Heyman H (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Evans E, Gray M. Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated Hocevar B. Home care management of an ostomy within a de-
with wound dressing changes or debridement of chronic hisced abdominal wound. 2005;32:200-204 (Commentary)
wounds? 2005;32:287-290 (Evidence-Based Report Card) Hultén L (see Persson et al). 2005;32:238-245
Evans E. Nutritional assessment in chronic wound care.
2005;32:317-320 Ito N, Tanaka M, Kazuma K. Health-related quality of life among
Evans E. Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese. persons living in Japan with a permanent colostomy.
2005;32:421-429 (Commentary) 2005;32:178-185
Faller NA. Diarrhea in Acutely II] Patients. 2005;32:217 Jones CR (see Nguyen and Jones). 2005;32: 255-263
Fernandez RS, Griffiths RD. Clamping short-term indwelling Junkin J, Beitz JM. Sexuality and the person with a stoma: impli-
catheters: a systematic review of the evidence. 2005;32:329- cations for comprehensive WOC nursing practice. 2005;32:
336 121-130
Fletcher E. Differential diagnosis of high-tone and low-tone
pelvic floor muscle dysfunction. 2005;32:S10-S11 Kazuma K (see Ito et al). 2005;32:178-185
Fletcher J (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 King CA (see Price et al). 2005;32:19-32
Franklin LE (see McDougall et al). 2005;32:337-340 (Challenges Kuchel GA (see Perrin et al). 2005;32:186-199
in Practice)
Fridstedt G (see Persson et al). 2005;32:238-245 Lappas G (see Persson et al). 2005;32:238-245
Furtado K (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
LeBlanc K, Christensen D. Addressing the challenge of provid-
ing nursing care for elderly men suffering from urethral ero-
Garcia JA, CrockerJ ,W yman JF. Breaking the cycle of stigmati-
sion. 2005;32:131-134 (Challenges in Practice)
zation: managing the stigma of incontinence in social inter-
Levers MJ (see Wallin et al). 2005;32:294-301
actions. 2005;32:38-52
Lindholm C (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Gates, J. Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese.
Lindholm E (see Berndtsson et al). 2005;32:321-328
2005;32:421-429
Long, MA. Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after
Gilcreast DM, Warren JB, Yoder LH, Clark JJ, Wilson JA, Mays
mastectomy. 2005;32:337-340 (Commentary)
MZ. Research comparing three heel ulcer-prevention devices.
Lubbers M (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
2005;32:112-120
Goldberg MT (see Gray et al). 2005;32:87-92 (Evidence-Based
Mackey D. Leadership: able, willing, and available. 2005;32:81-
Report Card)
82 (Guest Editorial)
Goodridge D, Trepman E, Embil JM. Health-related quality of
Mays MZ (see Gilcreast et al). 2005;32:112-120
life in patients with diabetes with foot ulcers: literature re-
McClement S. Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychologi-
view. 2005;32:368-377
cal effect on the patient and family. 2005;32:264-268
Gray M (see Davis and Gray). 2005;32:152-156 (Evidence-Based
(Professional Practice)
Report Card)
McCord SS. Use of a catheter-securement device in pediatric
Gray M (see Evans and Gray). 2005;32:287-290 (Evidence-Based
patients with decreased skin integrity. 2005;32:269-271
Report Card)
(Commentary)
Gray M (see Narayanan et al). 2005;32:163-170
McDougall CJ, Franklin LE, Gresle SO. Management of radiation
Gray M. Overactive Bladder: An Overview 2005;32:S1-S5
dermatitis in a patient after mastectomy. 2005;32:337-340
Gray M, Beitz JM. Counseling patients undergoing urinary di-
version: does the type of diversion influence quality of life? (Challenges in Practice)
2005;32:7-15 (Evidence-Based Report Card) McNichol LL. The Rest of the Story. 2005;32:151 (Guest
Gray M, Bliss DZ. Preparing a grant proposal—part 2: reviewing Editorial)
the literature. 2005;32:83-86 (Spotlight on Research) Milne J, Oberle K. Enhancing rigor in qualitative description: a
Gray M, Colwell JC. Mechanical bowel preparation before elec- case study. 2005;32:413-420
tive colorectal surgery. 2005;32:360-364 (Evidence-Based Moore KN (see Colwell et al). 2005;32:291-293 (Spotlight on
Report Card) Research)
Gray M, Colwell JC, Goldberg MT. What treatments are effective Moore KN. Barriers to funding research in urinary incontinence.
for the management of peristomal hernia? 2005;32:87-92 2005;32:219-221 (Editorial)
(Evidence-Based Report Card) Moore KN. Does “arriving” mean we give up the bed bath?
Gray M, David DJ. Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of 2005; 32:285-286 (Editorial)
pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or Moore KN. JWOCN Turns 32! 2005;32:358-359 (Editorial)
overactive bladder dysfunction in women? 2005;32:222-225 Moore KN. Keeping up journal integrity: the peer-review
(Evidence-Based Report Card) process. 2005;32:3-5 (Editorial)
Gresle SO (see McDougall et al). 2005;32:337-340 (Challenges in Moore Z (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Practice) Morse JM. The ramifications of perspective: how theory focuses
Griffiths RD (see Fernandez and Griffiths). 2005;32:329-336 research, data, and practice. 2005;32:93-100
Gulacsi L (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Gustavsson B (see Persson et al). 2005;32:238-245 Narayanan S, Van Vleet J, Strunk B, Ross RN, Gray M.
Comparison of pressure ulcer treatments in long-term care
HaalboomJ (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 facilities: clinical outcomes and impact on cost. 2005;32:
Halfens R (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 163-170
448 Author Index J WOCN Hf November/December 2005
Newman DK. Assessment of the patient with an overactive blad- Sparks JD (see Weber and Sparks). 2005;32:269-271 (Challenges
der. 2005;32:S5-10 in Practice)
Nguyen JN, Jones CR. Pessary treatment of pelvic relaxation: fac- Strunk B (see Narayanan et al). 2005;32:163-170
tors affecting successful fitting and continued use. 2005;32: Sueppel C. The conservative treatment of male urinary inconti-
255-263 nence erectile dysfunction by Grace Dorey, PhD, PT.
2005;32:6 (Book Review)
Oberle K (see Milne and Oberle). 2005;32:413-420
O’Connell B, Day K, Wellman D, Baker L. Development, imple- Tanaka M (see Ito et al). 2005;32:178-185
mentation, and evaluation of a continence education pack- Taylor P. Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder.
age in acute and subacute care settings. 2005;32:101-111 2005;32:S16-S26
Tran BQ (see Buckley et al). 2005;32:307-316
Perrin L, Dauphinée SW, Corcos J, Hanley JA, Kuchel GA. Pelvic Trepman E (see Goodridge et al). 2005;32:368-377
floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder training Trumble ME (see Bergstrom et al). 2005;32:79-80
in elderly women: a feasibility study. 2005;32:186-199 Trumble TJ (see Bergstrom et al). 2005;32:79-80
Persson E, Gustavsson B, Hellstr6m A-L, Fridstedt G, Lappas G,
Hultén L. Information to the relatives of people with os- UOA Board of Directors. Board of directors votes to dissolve the
tomies: is it satisfactory and adequate? 2005;32:238-245
United Ostomy Association, Inc. 2005;32:218
Phetrasuwan S (see Boyington et al). 2005;32:246-254
Price MC, WhitneyJD , King CA. Development of a risk assess-
Van Vleet J (see Narayanan et al). 2005;32:163-170
ment tool for intraoperative pressure ulcers. 2005;32:19-32
Profetto-McGrathJ (see Wallin et al). 2005;32:294-301
Walden M, Wright K. Advanced practice registered nurse up-
date: issues of evolving complexity...stay informed.
RamundoJ . Use of a catheter-securement device in pediatric
2005;32:1-2 (Guest Editorial)
patients with decreased skin integrity. 2005;32:269-271
Wallin L, Profetto-McGrath J, Levers MJ. Implementing nursing
(Commentary)
practice guidelines: a complex undertaking. 2005;32:294-301
Ratliff CR, Scarano KA, Donovan AM. Descriptive study of peri-
Warren JB (see Gilcreast et al). 2005;32:112-120
stomal complications. 2005;32:33-37
Watterworth BA, Ryzeuski J. Managing fecal incontinence.
Rogers VE. Management of infants with ulcerated heman-
2005;32:217-218
giomas. 2005;32:58-63 (Commentary)
Romanelli M (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Weber MD, Sparks JD. Use of a catheter-securement device in
Ross RN (see Narayanan et al). 2005;32:163-170 pediatric patients with decreased skin integrity. 2005;32:
Rycroft-MaloneJ . Implementing nursing practice guidelines: a 269-271 (Challenges in Practice)
complex undertaking. 2005;32:294-301 (Commentary) Wellman D (see O’Connell et ai). 2005;32:101-111
Ryzeuski J (see Watterworth and Ryzeuski). 2005;32:217-218 Whitney JD (see Price et al). 2005;32:19-32
Wilson JA (see Gilcreast et al). 2005;32:112-120
Savik K (see Bliss and Savik). 2005;32:226-229 (Spotlight on Witherow A (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306
Research) Wright K (see Walden and Wright). 2005;32:i-2 (Guest
Scarano KA (see Ratliff et al). 2005;32:33-37 Editorial)
Schoonhoven L (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Wyman JF (see Garcia et al). 2005;32:38-52
Sendir M (see Acaroglu and Sendir). 2005;32:230-237 Wyman JF. Behavioral interventions for the patient with over-
Smits, 8.W CET and WOCN: what is the difference? active bladder. 2005;32:S11-S15
2005;32:354-355 (Guest Editorial)
Soriano JV (see Defloor et al). 2005;32:302-306 Yoder LH (see Gilcreast et al). 2005;32:112-120
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2005 Subject Index
A Bladder training
Abdominal wound Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder
Home care management of an ostomy within a dehisced training in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al),
abdominal wound (Brogna and Hocevar [commentary]), 2005;32:186
2005;32:200 Bolton, Laura
Abstracts Research Manuscript Award: 2004, 2005;32:341
Scientific and Clinical Abstracts From the 37th Annual Wound, Book Review
Ostomy and Continence Conference, 2005;32:S1-S37(May- Dorey, G.: The Conservative Treatment of Male Urinary Incontinence
June, Supp. 2) and Erectile Dysfunction, 2005;32:6
Advanced practice registered nurse Bowel preparation
Advanced practice registered nurse update: issues of evolving Mechanical bowel preparation before elective colorectal surgery
complexity . .. stay informed (Guest Editorial) (Walden and (Gray and Colwell), 2005;32:360
Wright), 2005;32:1 Braden Scale
Analgesics The Braden Scale for predicting pressure sore risk: reflections on
Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated with wound dress-
the perioperative period (Letter) (Bergstrom et al),
ing changes or debridement of chronic wounds? (Evans and
2005;32:79
Gray), 2005;32:287
Breast cancer
Anorexia-cachexia syndrome
Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after mastec-
Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the
tomy (McDougall et al), 2005;32:337
patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264
C
B
Cancer
Bariatric surgery
Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the
Current issues and challenges in the management of bariatric
patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264
patients (Bell), 2005;32:386
Catheters/catheterization
Meeting bariatric patient care needs: procedure and protocol
Addressing the challenge of providing nursing care for elderly
development (Wright and Bauer), 2005;32:402
men suffering from urethral erosion (LeBlanc and
Surgical treatment for obesity: ensuring success (Andris),
Christensen), 2005;32:131
2005;32:393
Clamping short-term indwelling catheters: a systematic review
BCT (balsam Peru, hydrogenated castor oil, trypsin)
of the evidence (Fernandez and Griffiths), 2005;32:329
ointment
Use of catheter-securement device in pediatric patients with
Comparison of pressure ulcer treatment in long-term care facili-
ties: clinical outcomes and impact on cost (Narayanan et al), decreased skin integrity (Weber et al), 2005;32:269
2005;32:163 Clinical practice guidelines
Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after mastec- Implementing nursing practice guidelines: a complex under-
tomy (McDougall et al), 2005;32:337 taking (Wallin et al), 2005;32:294
Bed bath Colorectal surgery
Does “arriving” mean we give up the bed bath? (Moore) Mechanical bowel preparation before elective colorectal surgery
(Editorial), 2005;32:285 (Gray and Colwell), 2005;32:360
Behavioral interventions Colostomy
Behavioral interventions for the patient with overactive bladder Health-related quality of life among persons living in Japan with
(Wyman), 2005;32:S11(May-June, Supp. 1) a permanent colostomy (Ito et al), 2005;32:178
Biofeedback Communication
Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of pelvic floor muscle Information to the relatives of people with ostomies: is it satis-
rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or overactive bladder factory and adequate? (Persson et al), 2005;32:238
dysfunction in women? (Gray and David), 2005;32:222 Compression therapy
Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder training Is the Unna’s Boot Bandage as effective as a four-layer wrap for
in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al), 2005;32:186 managing venous leg ulcers? (Davis and Gray), 2005;32:152
JWOCN & November/December 2005 449
450 Subject Index JWOCN HB November/December 2005
Computer technology Editorial. See also Guest Editorial
Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a conti- Barriers to funding research in urinary incontinence (Moore),
nence health promotion intervention (Boyington et al), 2005;32:219
2005;32:246 Does “arriving” mean we give up the bed bath? (Moore),
Continence Education Package 2005;32:285
Development, implementation, and evaluation of a continence JWOCN turns 32! (Moore), 2005;32:358
education package in acute and subacute care settings Keeping up journal integrity: the peer review process (Moore),
(O’Connell et al), 2005;32:101 2005;32:3
Continence health promotion Education
Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a conti- Development, implementation, and evaluation of a continence
nence health promotion intervention (Boyington et al), education package in acute and subacute care settings
2005;32:246 (O’Connell et al), 2005;32:101
Continent ileostomy Meeting bariatric patient care needs: procedure and protocol
Thirty years of experience living with a continent ileostomy: development (Wright and Bauer), 2005;32:402
bad restrooms—not my reservoir—decide my life Promoting effective preceptorship experiences (Yonge et al),
(Berndtsson et al), 2005;32:321 2005;32:407
Continuing education The use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl-
Development of a risk assessment tool for intraoperative pres- edge of wound assessment (Buckley et al), 2005;32:307
sure ulcers (Price et al), 2005;32:19 European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel
Gaining control: making sense of OAB, 2005;32:S1-S26(May- Statement of the European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel—
June, Supp. 1) pressure ulcer classification: differentiation between pressure
Health-related quality of life among persons living in Japan with ulcers and moisture lesions (Delfoor et al), 2005;32:302
a permanent colostomy (Ito et al), 2005;32:178 Evidence-based Report Card
Pessary treatment of pelvic relaxation (Nguyen and Jones), Counseling patients undergoing urinary diversion: does the
2005;32:255 type of diversion influence quality of life? (Gray and Beitz),
Sexuality and the person with a stoma: implications for com- 2005;32:7
prehensive WOC nursing practice (Junkin and Beitz), Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of pelvic floor muscle
2005;32:121 rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or overactive bladder
Thirty years of experience living with a continent ileostomy: dysfunction in women? (Gray and David), 2005;32:222
bad restrooms—not my reservoir—decide my life Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated with wound dress-
(Berndtsson et al), 2005;32:321 ing changes or debridement of chronic wounds? (Evans and
Crawley-Coha, Teri Gray), 2005;32:287
Clinical Manuscript Award: 2004, 2005;32:341 Is the Unna’s Boot Bandage as effective as a four-layer wrap
for managing venous leg ulcers? (Davis and Gray),
D 2005;32:152
Darifenacin Mechanical bowel preparation before elective colorectal surgery
Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor), (Gray and Colwell), 2005;32:360
2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1) What treatments are effective for the management of peristomal
Debridement hernia? (Gray et al), 2005;32:87
Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated with wound dress-
ing changes or debridement of chronic wounds? (Evans and F
Gray), 2005;32:287 Family issues
Decubitus ulcer. See Pressure ulcers Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the
Descriptive study patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264
Descriptive study of peristomal complications (Ratliff et al), Information to the relatives of people with ostomies: is it satis-
2005 ;32:33 factory and adequate? (Persson et al), 2005;32:238
Diabetes mellitus Fecal incontinence
Health-related quality of life in patients with diabetes with foot Managing fecal incontinence (Letter) (Watterworth and
ulcers: literature review (Goodridge et al), 2005;32:368 Ryzeuski), 2005;32:217
Digital images Foot ulcers
The use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl- Health-related quality of life in patients with diabetes with foot
edge of wound assessment (Buckley et al), 2005;32:307 ulcers: literature review (Goodridge et al), 2005;32:368
Dressings
Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated with wound dress- G
ing changes or debridement of chronic wounds? (Evans and Geriatric population
Gray), 2005;32:287 Addressing the challenge of providing nursing care for elderly
men suffering from urethral erosion (LeBlanc and
E Christensen), 2005;32:131
Economic issues Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and biadder train-
Comparison of pressure ulcer treatment in long-term care facili- ing in eiderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al),
ties: clinical outcomes and impact on cost (Narayanan et al), 2005;32:186
2005;32:163 Grant proposal
Current issues and challenges in the management of bariatric Preparing a grant proposal: Part 2. Reviewing the literature
patients (Bell), 2005;32:386 (Gray and Bliss), 2005;32:83
Writing a grant proposal: Part 6. The budget, budget justifica- Preparing a grant proposal: Part 5. Organization and revision
tion, and resource environment (Bliss), 2005;32:365 (Colwell et al), 2005;32:291
JWOCN HH Volume 32/Number 6 Subject Index 451
Preparing a successful grant proposal: Part 1. Developing K
research aims and the significance of the project (Beitz and Kock pouch
Bliss), 2005;32:16 Thirty years of experience living with a continent ileostomy:
Writing a grant proposal: Part 1: Research methods (Engberg bad restrooms—not my reservoir—decide my life
and Bliss), 2005;32:157 (Berndtsson et al), 2005;32:321
Writing a grant proposal: Part 2. Research methods—part 2
(Bliss and Savik), 2005;32:226 L
Writing a grant proposal: Part 6. The budget, budget justifica- Leg ulcers
tion, and resource environment (Bliss), 2005;32:365 Is the Unna’s Boot Bandage as effective as a four-layer wrap for
Guest Editorial. See also Editorial managing venous leg ulcers? (Davis and Gray), 2005;32:152
Advanced practice registered nurse update: issues of evolving Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese (Gates and Davis
complexity . . . stay informed (Walden and Wright), [commentary] and Evans [commentary]), 2005;32:421
2005;32:1 Letter to the Editor
Budding bariatrics (Conroy), 2005;32:356 Board of Directors votes to dissolve the United Ostomy
Leadership: able, willing, and available (Mackey), 2005;32:81 Association, Inc., 2005;32:218
The rest of the story (McNichol), 2005;32:151 The Braden Scale for predicting pressure sore risk: reflections on
WCET and WOCN: what is the difference? (Smits), the perioperative period (Bergstrom et al), 2005;32:79
2005;32:354 Diarrhea in acutely ill patients (Faller), 2005;32:217
Managing fecal incontinence (Watterworth and Ryzeuski),
H 2005;32:217
Health-related quality of life. See Quality of life
Heel pressure-relief device M
Research comparing three heel ulcer-prevention devices Malnutrition
(Gilcreast et al), 2005;32:112 Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the
Hemangioma patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264
Management of infants with ulcerated hemangiomas (Ceballos Mastectomy
and Rogers [commentary]), 2005;32:58 Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after mastec-
Hernia tomy (McDougall et al), 2005;32:337
What treatments are effective for the management of peristomal Moisture lesions
hernia? (Gray et al), 2005;32:87 Statement of the European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel—
Home healthcare pressure ulcer classification: differentiation between pressure
Get the picture! Developing a wound photography competency ulcers and moisture lesions (Defloor et al), 2005;32:302
for homecare nurses (Buckley et al), 2005;32:171
Home care management of an ostomy within a dehisced ab- N
dominal wound (Brogna and Hocevar [commentary]), Negative pressure wound therapy
2005;32:200 Guidelines for managing pressure ulcers with negative pressure
The use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl- wound therapy (Gupta [ed] et al), 2005;32:S1-S15 (Jan-Feb)
edge of wound assessment (Buckley et al), 2005;32:307 Home care management of an ostomy within a dehisced
abdominal wound (Brogna and Hocevar [commentary]),
I 2005;32:200
Incontinence Nursing homes
Breaking the cycle of stigmatization: managing the stigma of Comparison of pressure ulcer treatment in long-term care facili-
incontinence in social interactions (Garcia et al), 2005;32:38 ties: clinical outcomes and impact on cost (Narayanan et al),
Development, implementation, and evaluation of a continence 2005;32:163
education package in acute and subacute care settings Nursing theory
(O’Connell et al), 2005;32:101 The ramifications of perspective: how theory focuses research,
Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a continence data, and practice (Morse), 2005;32:93
health promotion intervention (Boyington et al), Nutritional assessment
2005;32:246 Nutritional assessment in chronic wound care (Evans),
Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder 2005;32:317
training in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al),
2005;32:186 O
Pessary treatment of pelvic relaxation (Nguyen and Jones), Obesity
2005;32:255 Budding bariatrics (Conroy) (Guest Editorial), 2005;32:356
The ramifications of perspective: how theory focuses research, Care of the patient who is obese with an ostomy (Colwell and
data, and practice (Morse), 2005;32:93 Fichera), 2005;32:378
Infants Current issues and challenges in the management of bariatric
Management of infants with ulcerated hemangiomas (Ceballos patients (Bell), 2005;32:386
and Rogers [commentary]), 2005;32:58 Meeting bariatric patient care needs: procedure and protocol
development (Wright and Bauer), 2005;32:402
My journey from there to here (Clare), 2005;32:430
Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing Surgical treatment for obesity: ensuring success (Andris),
JWOCN turns 32! (Moore) (Editorial), 2005;32:358 2005;32:393
Keeping up journal integrity: the peer review process (Moore) Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese (Gates and
(Editorial), 2005;32:3 Davis [commentary] and Evans [commentary]),
Manuscript award winners: 2004, 2005;32:341 2005;32:421
452 Subject index J WOCN HH November/December 2005
Ostomy Pediatric population
Care of the patient who is obese with an ostomy (Colwell and Budding bariatrics (Conroy) (Guest Editorial), 2005;32:356
Fichera), 2005;32:378 Management of infants with ulcerated hemangiomas (Ceballos
Counseling patients undergoing urinary diversion: does the and Rogers [commentary]), 2005;32:58
type of diversion influence quality of life? (Gray and Beitz), Use of catheter-securement device in pediatric patients with
2005;32:7 decreased skin integrity (Weber et al), 2005;32:269
Descriptive study of peristomal complications (Ratliff et al), Peer review
2005;32:33 Keeping up journal integrity: the peer review process (Moore)
Health-related quality of life among persons living in Japan with (Editorial), 2005;32:3
a permanent colostomy (Ito et al), 2005;32:178 Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction
Home care management of an ostomy within a dehisced Differential diagnosis of high-tone and low-tone pelvic floor
abdominal wound (Brogna and Hocevar [commentary]), muscle dysfunction (Fletcher), 2005;32:S10(May-June,
2005;32:200 Supp. 1)
Information to the relatives of people with ostomies: is it satis- Pelvic floor muscle training
factory and adequate? (Persson et al), 2005;32:238 Behavioral interventions for the patient with overactive bladder
Sexuality and the person with a stoma: implications for com- (Wyman), 2005;32:S11(May-June, Supp. 1)
prehensive WOC nursing practice (Junkin and Beitz), Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of pelvic floor muscle
2005;32:121 rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or overactive bladder
Thirty years of experience living with a continent ileostomy: dysfunction in women? (Gray and David), 2005;32:222
bad restrooms—not my reservoir—decide my life Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder
(Berndtsson et al), 2005;32:321 training in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al),
What treatments are effective for the management of peristomal 2005;32:186
hernia? (Gray et al), 2005;32:87 Pelvic relaxation
Outcomes Pessary treatment of pelvic relaxation (Nguyen and Jones),
Comparison of pressure ulcer treatment in long-term care facili- 2005;32:255
ties: clinical outcomes and impact on cost (Narayanan et al), Perception
2005;32:163 Information to the relatives of people with ostomies: is it satis-
Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a conti- factory and adequate? (Persson et al), 2005;32:238
nence health promotion intervention (Boyington et al), Peristomal complications
2005;32:246 Descriptive study of peristomal complications (Ratliff et al),
The ramifications of perspective: how theory focuses research, 2005;32:33
data, and practice (Morse), 2005;32:93 Peristomal hernia
Overactive bladder What treatments are effective for the management of peristomal
Assessment of the patient with an overactive bladder (Newman), hernia? (Gray et al), 2005;32:87
2005;32:SS(May-June, Supp. 1) Pessary
Behavioral interventions for the patient with overactive bladder Pessary treatment of pelvic relaxation (Nguyen and Jones),
(Wyman), 2005;32:S11(May-June, Supp. 1) 2005;32:255
Differential diagnosis of high-tone and low-tone pelvic floor Pharmacologic therapy
muscle dysfunction (Fletcher), 2005;32:S10(May-June, Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated with wound dress-
Supp. 1) ing changes or debridement of chronic wounds? (Evans and
Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of pelvic floor muscle Gray), 2005;32:287
rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or overactive bladder Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor),
dysfunction in women? (Gray and David), 2005;32:222 2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1)
Overactive bladder: an overview (gray), 2005;32:S1(May-June, Photography
Supp. 1) Get the picture! Developing a wound photography competency
Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor), for home care nurses (Buckley et al), 2005;32:171
2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1) Physical therapy
Oxybutynin Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder train-
Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor), ing in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al),
2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1) 2005;32:186
Pilot study
P Development of a risk assessment tool for intraoperative pres-
Pain management sure ulcers (Price et al), 2005;32:19
Do topical analgesics reduce pain associated with wound dress- Preceptorship
ing changes or debridement of chronic wounds? (Evans and Promoting effective preceptorship experiences (Yonge et al),
Gray), 2005;32:287 2005;32:407
Patient education Pressure ulcers
Development, implementation, and evaluation of a continence The Braden Scale for predicting pressure sore risk: reflections on
education package in acute and subacute care settings the perioperative period (Letter) (Bergstrom et al),
(O’Connell et al), 2005;32:101 2005;32:79
Patient perspectives Comparison of pressure ulcer treatment in long-term care facili-
There’s a will . . . but is there a way? Patient perspectives in ties: clinical outcomes and impact on cost (Narayanan et al),
healthcare research, development, and decision making 2005;32:163
(Buckley and Bliss [commentary]), 2005;32:53 Development of a risk assessment tool for intraoperative pres-
Patient satisfaction sure ulcers (Price et al), 2005;32:19
Information to the relatives of people with ostomies: is it satis- Guidelines for managing pressure ulcers with negative pressure
factory and adequate? (Persson et al), 2005;32:238 wound therapy (Gupta [ed] et al), 2005;32:S1-S15 (Jan-Feb)
JWOCN HH Volume 32/Number 6 Subject Index 453
Pressure ulcer prevention and management strategies in Turkey Social interaction
(Acaroglu and Sendir), 2005;32:230 Breaking the cycle of stigmatization: managing the stigma of
Research comparing three heel ulcer-prevention devices incontinence in social interactions (Garcia et al),
(Gilcreast et al), 2005;32:112 2005;32:38
Statement of the European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel— Solifenacin
pressure ulcer classification: differentiation between pressure Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor),
ulcers and moisture lesions (Defloor et al), 2005;32:302 2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1)
Psychosocial issues. See also Stigma/stigmatization Spotlight on Research
Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the Preparing a grant proposal: Part 2. Reviewing the literature
patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264 (Gray and Bliss), 2005;32:83
Preparing a grant proposal: Part 5. Organization and revision
Q (Colwell et al), 2005;32:291
Qualitative description Preparing a successful grant proposal: Part 1. Developing re-
Enhancing rigor in qualitative description: a case study (Milne search aims and the significance of the project (Beitz and
and Oberle), 2005;32:413 Bliss), 2005;32:16
Quality of care Writing a grant proposal: Part 1: Research methods (Engberg
Information to the relatives of people with ostomies: is it satis- and Bliss), 2005;32:157
factory and adequate? (Persson et al), 2005;32:23 Writing a grant proposal: Part 2. Research methods—part 2
Quality of life (Bliss and Savik), 2005;32:226
Counseling patients undergoing urinary diversion: does the Writing a grant proposal: Part 6. The budget, budget justifica-
type of diversion influence quality of life? (Gray and Beitz), tion, and resource environment (Bliss), 2005;32:365
2005;32:7 Stigma/stigmatization
Health-related quality of life in patients with diabetes with foot Breaking the cycle of stigmatization: managing the stigma
ulcers: literature review (Goodridge et al), 2005;32:368 of incontinence in social interactions (Garcia et al),
Thirty years of experience living with a continent ileostomy: 2005;32:38
bad restrooms—not my reservoir—decide my life Current issues and challenges in the management of bariatric
(Berndtsson et al), 2005;32:321 patients (Bell), 2005;32:386
R 6i
Radiation dermatitis Tolterodine
Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after mastec- Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor),
tomy (McDougall et al), 2005;32:337 2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1)
Research. See also Spotlight on Research Trospium
Barriers to funding research in urinary incontinence (Moore) Pharmacologic management of overactive bladder (Taylor),
(Editorial), 2005;32:219 2005;32:S16(May-June, Supp. 1)
Enhancing rigor in qualitative description: a case study (Milne
and Oberle), 2005;32:413 U
The ramifications of perspective: how theory focuses research, Ulcers/ulceration. See also Pressure ulcers
data, and practice (Morse), 2005;32:93 Health-related quality of life in patients with diabetes with foot
Research comparing three heel ulcer-prevention devices ulcers: literature review (Goodridge et al), 2005;32:368
(Gilcreast et al), 2005;32:112 Is the Unna’s Boot Bandage as effective as a four-layer wrap for
There’s a will .. . but is there a way? Patient perspectives in managing venous leg ulcers? (Davis and Gray), 2005;32:152
healthcare research, development, and decision making Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese (Gates and Davis
(Buckley and Bliss [commentary]), 2005;32:53 [commentary] and Evans [commentary]), 2005;32:421
Rigor Unna’s Boot Bandage
Enhancing rigor in qualitative description: a case study (Milne Is the Unna’s Boot Bandage as effective as a four-layer wrap for
and Oberle), 2005;32:413 managing venous leg ulcers? (Davis and Gray), 2005;32:152
Risk assessment Urethral erosion
Development of a risk assessment tool for intraoperative pres- Addressing the challenge of providing nursing care for elderly
sure ulcers (Price et al), 2005;32:19 men suffering from urethral erosion (LeBlanc and
Christensen), 2005;32:131
S Urinary diversion
Self-care Counseling patients undergoing urinary diversion: does the
Thirty years of experience living with a continent ileostomy: type of diversion influence quality of life? (Gray and Beitz),
bad restrooms—not my reservoir—decide my life 2005;32:7
(Berndtsson et al), 2005;32:321 Urinary incontinence
Self-management Barriers to funding research in urinary incontinence (Moore)
Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a continence (Editorial), 2005;32:219
health promotion intervention (Boyington et al), 2005;32:246 Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of pelvic floor muscle
Sexuality rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or overactive bladder
Sexuality and the person with a stoma: implications for compre- dysfunction in women? (Gray and David), 2005;32:222
hensive WOC nursing practice (Junkin and Beitz), Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a conti-
2005;32:121 nence health promotion intervention (Boyington et al),
Skin integrity 2005;32:246
Use of catheter-securement device in pediatric patients with de- Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder training
creased skin integrity (Weber et al), 2005;32:269 in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al), 2005;32:186
454 Subject Index J WOCN & November/December 2005
V
Get the picture! Developing a wound photography competency
Venous stasis for home care nurses (Buckley et al), 2005;32:171
Is the Unna’s Boot Bandage as effective as a four-layer wrap for Health-related quality of life in patients with diabetes with foot
managing venous leg ulcers? (Davis and Gray), 2005;32:152 ulcers: literature review (Goodridge et al), 2005;32:368
Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese (Gates and Davis Home care management of an ostomy within a dehisced
[commentary] and Evans [commentary]), 2005;32:421 abdominal wound (Brogna and Hocevar [commentary]),
View From Here 2005;32:200
My journey from there to here (Clare), 2005;32:430 Implementing nursing practice guidelines: a complex under-
taking (Wallin et al), 2005;32:294
Ww Management of infants with ulcerated hemangiomas (Ceballos
Weight loss and Rogers [commentary]), 2005;32:58
Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after mastec-
patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264 tomy (McDougall et al), 2005;32:337
Women’s health Meeting bariatric patient care needs: procedure and protocol
Does biofeedback improve the efficacy of pelvic floor muscle development (Wright and Bauer), 2005;32:402
rehabilitation for urinary incontinence or overactive bladder Nutritional assessment in chronic wound care (Evans),
dysfunction in women? (Gray and David), 2005;32:222 2005;32:317
Effectiveness of a computer-based system to deliver a conti- Pressure ulcer prevention and management strategies in Turkey
nence health promotion intervention (Boyington et al), (Acaroglu and Sendir), 2005;32:230
2005;32:246 Promoting effective preceptorship experiences (Yonge et al),
Management of radiation dermatitis in a patient after mastec- 2005;32:407
tomy (McDougall et al), 2005;32:337 Research comparing three heel ulcer-prevention devices
Pelvic floor muscle training with biofeedback and bladder train- (Gilcreast et al), 2005;32:112
ing in elderly women: a feasibility study (Perrin et al), Sexuality and the person with a stoma: implications for compre-
2005;32:186 hensive WOC nursing practice (Junkin and Beitz),
Pessary treatment of pelvic relaxation (Nguyen and Jones), 2005;32:121
2005;32:255 Statement of the European Pressure Ulcer Advisory Panel—
World Council of Enterostomal Therapists (WCET) pressure ulcer classification: differentiation between pressure
WCET and WOCN: what is the difference? (Smits) (Guest ulcers and moisture lesions (Defloor et al), 2005;32:302
Editorial), 2005;32:354 Surgical treatment for obesity: ensuring success (Andris),
Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nurses (WOCN) Society 2005;32:393
Manuscript award winners: 2004, 2005;32:341 There’s a will... but is there a way? Patient perspectives in
The rest of the story (Guest Editorial) (McNichol), 2005;32:151 healthcare research, development, and decision making
Wound, ostomy and continence (WOC) nursing. See also (Buckley and Bliss [commentary]), 2005;32:53
Evidence-based Report Card Use of catheter-securement device in pediatric patients with
Addressing the challenge of providing nursing care for elderly decreased skin integrity (Weber et al), 2005;32:269
men suffering from urethral erosion (LeBlanc and The use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl-
Christensen), 2005;32:131 edge of wound assessment (Buckley et al), 2005;32:307
Cancer anorexia-cachexia syndrome: psychological effect on the Venous stasis ulcers in the patient who is obese (Gates and
patient and family (McClement), 2005;32:264 Davis [commentary] and Evans [commentary]),
Care of the patient who is obese with an ostomy (Colwell and 2005;32:421 —
Fichera), 2005;32:378 What treatments are effective for the management of peristomal
Clamping short-term indwelling catheters: a systematic review hernia? (Gray et al), 2005;32:87
of the evidence (Fernandez and Griffiths), 2005;32:329 Wound assessment
Comparison of pressure ulcer treatment in long-term care facili- The use of digital images in evaluating homecare nurses’ knowl-
ties: clinical outcomes and impact on cost (Narayanan et al), edge of wound assessment (Buckley et al), 2005;32:307
2005;32:163 Wound Care. See Wound, ostomy and continence (WOC)
Current issues and challenges in the management of bariatric nursing
patients (Bell), 2005;32:386
Development of a risk assessment tool for intraoperative pres- X
sure ulcers (Price et al), 2005;32:19 Xenaderm. See BCT ointment