MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing January-December 2003: Vol 28 Index

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The Amencan Joumal of Matemal/Chitd Nursing
BY SUBJECT
os C
Abortion. See Spontaneous Abortion Childbirth
Jewish perspectives on pregnancy and child
Abuse. See Domestic Violence birth (Lewis), 306
Men in obstetrical nursing: Perceptions of the
Addiction role (McRae), 167
Women in recovery discuss parenting while Should women be given a choice about fetal as
addicted to cocaine (Coyer), 45 sessment in labor? (Wood), 292
Use of upright positioning with epidural anal
Adolescents gesia: Findings from an observational
Adolescent girls’ personal experience with Baby study (Mayberry, Strange, Suplee, Gen
Think It Over infant simulator (Malinowski naro), 152
Stamler), 205
Adolescent motherhood: A meta-analysis of Children. See also Infants; Parenting; Pedi-
qualitative studies (Clemmens), 93 atric Nursing
Adolescent sexually transmitted diseases: New Characteristics of African American women
recommendations for diagnosis, treatment, caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling
and prevention (Feroli, Burstein), 113 Peterson), 32
Emergency contraception for prevention of Maternal management behaviors for young chil
adolescent pregnancy (Lindberg), 199 dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai,
Media images, body dissatisfaction, and disor- Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160
dered eating in adolescent women (Andrist), Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school
119 aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362
Pregnant adolescents’ perspectives of pregnan- Power of Words: Examining the linguistic iand
cy (Rentschler), 377 scape of pediatric nursing (Fleitas), 384
School violence (Johnson, Fisher), 86 School violence (Johnson, Fisher), 86
Self-care in Chinese school-age children with
Alternative Therapies. See Complemen- nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 39
tary and Alternative Therapy What we can learn from the British maternal
child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192
Analgesia
Newborn behavioral and psychological responses Chronic lliness
to circumcision (Mainory, Johnson, Kirby), 313 Characteristics of African American women
Use of upright positioning with epidural anal- caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling,
gesia: Findings from an observational study Peterson), 32
(Mayberry, Strange, Suplee, Gennaro), 152 Improving the care of women with gestational
diabetes (Farrell), 301
Assisted Reproductive Technology. Maternal management behaviors for young chil
See Infertility dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai
Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160
Asthma Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school
Characteristics of African American women aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362
caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling, Self-care in Chinese school-age children with
Peterson), 32 nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 39
B
Circumcision
Newborn behavioral and psychological respons-
Body Image es to circumcision (Malnory, Johnson, Kir
Media images, body dissatisfaction, and disordered by), 313
eating in adolescent women (Andrist), 119
Cobedding
Breastfeeding Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the
First-time mothers’ views of breastfeeding support socialization process? (Hayward), 260
from nurses (Hong, Callister, Schwartz), 10
NUMBER November/December 2003
The Amencan Joumal of Matemal/Chitd Nursing
BY SUBJECT
os C
Abortion. See Spontaneous Abortion Childbirth
Jewish perspectives on pregnancy and child
Abuse. See Domestic Violence birth (Lewis), 306
Men in obstetrical nursing: Perceptions of the
Addiction role (McRae), 167
Women in recovery discuss parenting while Should women be given a choice about fetal as
addicted to cocaine (Coyer), 45 sessment in labor? (Wood), 292
Use of upright positioning with epidural anal
Adolescents gesia: Findings from an observational
Adolescent girls’ personal experience with Baby study (Mayberry, Strange, Suplee, Gen
Think It Over infant simulator (Malinowski naro), 152
Stamler), 205
Adolescent motherhood: A meta-analysis of Children. See also Infants; Parenting; Pedi-
qualitative studies (Clemmens), 93 atric Nursing
Adolescent sexually transmitted diseases: New Characteristics of African American women
recommendations for diagnosis, treatment, caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling
and prevention (Feroli, Burstein), 113 Peterson), 32
Emergency contraception for prevention of Maternal management behaviors for young chil
adolescent pregnancy (Lindberg), 199 dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai,
Media images, body dissatisfaction, and disor- Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160
dered eating in adolescent women (Andrist), Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school
119 aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362
Pregnant adolescents’ perspectives of pregnan- Power of Words: Examining the linguistic iand
cy (Rentschler), 377 scape of pediatric nursing (Fleitas), 384
School violence (Johnson, Fisher), 86 School violence (Johnson, Fisher), 86
Self-care in Chinese school-age children with
Alternative Therapies. See Complemen- nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 39
tary and Alternative Therapy What we can learn from the British maternal
child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192
Analgesia
Newborn behavioral and psychological responses Chronic lliness
to circumcision (Mainory, Johnson, Kirby), 313 Characteristics of African American women
Use of upright positioning with epidural anal- caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling,
gesia: Findings from an observational study Peterson), 32
(Mayberry, Strange, Suplee, Gennaro), 152 Improving the care of women with gestational
diabetes (Farrell), 301
Assisted Reproductive Technology. Maternal management behaviors for young chil
See Infertility dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai
Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160
Asthma Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school
Characteristics of African American women aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362
caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling, Self-care in Chinese school-age children with
Peterson), 32 nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 39
B
Circumcision
Newborn behavioral and psychological respons-
Body Image es to circumcision (Malnory, Johnson, Kir
Media images, body dissatisfaction, and disordered by), 313
eating in adolescent women (Andrist), 119
Cobedding
Breastfeeding Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the
First-time mothers’ views of breastfeeding support socialization process? (Hayward), 260
from nurses (Hong, Callister, Schwartz), 10
NUMBER November/December 2003
Complementary/ Domestic violence Examining the validity, reliability, and prefer
Alternative Therapies Abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, and group ence of three pediatric pain measurement
Self-care in Chinese school-age children with B Streptococcus in childbearing women tools in African-American children (Lig
nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 81 (Winn, Records, Rice), 106 man), 408
Describing abuse of pregnant women and their Factors influencing maternal mental he
Computers. See Networking; Technology healthcare workers in rural Appalachia family functioning during the low bir
(Denham), 265 weight infant's first year
Continuing Education E Sachs), 128
Components of developmental care and the Home visits by paraprofessionals ar G Dy nurs
evidence for their use in the NICU (Byers) es: A randomized, c¢ ntrolied trial (Tiedje)
174 Eating Disorders 214
Culture and spirituality as an integrated concept Media images, body dissatisfaction, and disor Hydrotherapy in labor (V/ood), 337
in pediatric care (McEvoy), 39 dered eating in adolescent women (Andrist) Interventions for violence against women: Sci
Is the significance of postpartum fatigue being 119 entific review (Tiedje), 408
overlooked in the lives of women? (Troy), More than support: Nursing interventions pro
253 Editorials vided to womer n labor (Wood), 338
Newborn behavioral and psychological re Ethical nursing practice, reconsidered (Freda), 286 Nonpharmacologic relief of pain during labor
sponses to circumcision (Malnory, Johnson, Everything in its time (Freda), 139 Systematic reviews of five methods (Wood)
Kirby), 313 A larger woridview (Freda), 61 126
Personal data assistants: Using new technology And now primary cesarean birth by choice? Obesity development during adolescence in a
to enhance nursing practice (Lewis, Som (Freda), 221 biracial cohort: The NHLBI Growth and
mers), 67 Ode to mentors (Freda), 347 Health Study (Hayman), 272
Pica in pregnancy: Does it affect pregnancy out Some welcomes and some kudos (Freda), 7 Pharmaceutical therapy in midwifery practice
comes? (Corbett, Ryan, Weinrich), 183 A culturally competent approach (Callister)
Polycythemia in the newborn (Armentrout, Ethical Issues 53
Huseby), 234 Should women be given a choice about fetal as Posttraumatic stress syndromes in mothers of
Postpartum beliefs and practices among non sessment in labor? (Wood), 292 premature infants (Bakewell-Sachs), 338
Western cultures (Kim-Goodwin), 74 Psychosocial outcomes of vaginal anc cesare
Power of Words: Examining the linguistic land Evidence-Based Practice an births in Taiwanese primiparas (Hay
scape of pediatric nursing (Fleitas), 384 Adverse effects of U.S. jail and prison policies on man), 275
Promoting father-friendly healthcare (Tiedje the health and well-being of women of color The Push for evidence: Management of the
Darling-Fisher), 350 (Tiedje), 409 second stage (Wood), 127
Should women be given a choice about fetal as An indicator of women’s human rights (Tiedje) Racial differences in the evaluation of ped
sessment in labor? (Wood), 292 216 atric fracturefso r physical abuse (Lit
Unintended pregnancies: A call to nursing ac Attack on America: Children’s reactions and par man), 215
tion (Moos), 24 ent’s responses (Lipman), 215 Reduced insulin sensitivity during growth hor
Barriers to booster seat use and strategies to in mone therapy for short children born sma
Contraception crease their use (Bakewell-Sachs), 127 for gestational age (Lipman), 409
Emergency contraception for prevention of ado Both empowered and powerless: Mothers’ ex The relationship between parturient’s positions
lescent pregnancy (Lindberg), 199 periences of professional care when their and perceptions of labor pain intensity
Unintended pregnancies: A call to nursing ac newborn dies (Callister), 54 (Callister), 274
tion (Moos), 24 Breastfeeding knowledge, breastfeeding confi Self-assessment of sexual maturity status
dence, and infant feeding plans: Effects on n children with Crohn's disease (Hayman)
Correspondence, 125, 334 actual feeding practices (Tiedje), 410 53
Changes in postpartum perineal muscle function A sugar-coated pacifier reduces procedural
Cultural Issues. See Socioeconomic Sta- in women with and without episiotomies pain in newborns (Bakewell-Sachs), 126
tus; Transcultural Nursing (Wood), 336 A summary of results of the Dietary Interventior
D Children’s perceptions of TV and health behavior Study in Children (DISC): Lessons learned
effects (Hayman), 272 (Hayman), 274
Conflict and conflict resolution: Parent and Teenage pregnancy, motherhood, and unpro
Delivery. See Childbirth; Obstetrical Nursing young teen perceptions (Lipman), 410 tected sexual activity (Callister), 273
Decline in physical activity in black and white U.S. trends in obstetric procedures, 1990-2000
Development girls during adolescence (Hayman), 54 (Callister), 52
Components of developmental care and the evi Differentiation between primary and secondary The use of complementary and alternative
dence for their use in the NICU (Byers), 174 hypertension in children using ambulatory health care practices among childrer
blood pressure monitoring (Hayman), 52 (Bakewell-Sachs), 337
Developmental Care Does maternal smoking have a negative physio fb
Components of developmental care and the evi logical effect on breastfeeding? The epi
dence for their use in the NICU (Byers), 174 demiological evidence (Tiedje), 216
Effectiveness of nurses as providers of birth la Fathers. See Parenting
Diabetes bor support in North American hospitals: A
Improving the care of women with gestational randomized controlled trial (Wood), 128 Fetal Assessment
diabetes (Farrell), 301 Effect of breastmilk consumption on neurodevel Should women be given a choice about fetal
Maternal management behaviors for young chil- opmental outcomes at 6 and 12 months of assessment in labor? (Wood), 292
dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai, age in VLBW infants (Bakewell-Sachs), 336
Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160 Epidemiology of type 1 diabetes in Philadelphia Fetal Death
Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school- 1990-1994: Evidence of an epidemic (Lip The lived experience of miscarriage after infer
aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362 man), 214 tility (Freda, Devine, Semelsberger), 16
November/December 2003 MCN 401
G F
MCN Practice Paper of the Year, 38
Gestational Diabetes MCN Research Paper of the Year, 38 Pain Management
Improving the care of women with gestational Newborn behavioral and psycholcgical respons-
diabetes (Farrell), 301 Midwifery es to circumcision (Malnory, Johnson, Kir
What we can learn from the British maternal by), 313
Growth and Development child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192 Use of upright positioning with epidural analge
Components of developmental care and the evi- sia: Findings from an observational study
dence for their use in the NICU (Byers), 174 Miscarriage (Mayberry, Strange, Suplee, Gennaro), 152
The lived experience of miscarriage after infertil-
H ity (Freda, Devine, Semelsberger), 16 Parenting. See also Children
Adolescent motherhood: A meta-analysis of
Herbal Remedies. Mothers. qualitative studies (Clemmens), 93
See Complementary and Alternative Therapy See Maternal-Child Health Care; Parenting Characteristics of African American women
caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling,
Home Care Multiple Pregnancies Peterson), 32
Characteristics of African American women Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the Maternal management behaviors for young chil
caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling socialization process? (Hayward), 260 dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai
Peterson), 32 N Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160
Maternal management behaviors for young chil Mother-infant interaction in low-income families
dren with type 1 diabetes (Sullivan-Bolyai, (Schiffman, Omar, McKelvey), 246
Knafl, Deatrick, Grey), 160 Neonatal Care Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school
Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362
aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362 socialization process? (Hayward), 260 Pregnant adolescents’ perspectives of pregnan
Components of developmental care and the evi- cy (Rentschier), 377
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dence for their use in the NICU (Byers), 174 Promoting father-friendly healthcare (Tiedje,
Mother-infant interaction in low-income families Darling-Fisher), 350
Infants (Schiffman, Omar, McKelvey), 246 Social support and professional support for preg
Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the Newborn behavioral and psychological responses nant and parenting women (Logsdon), 371
socialization process? (Hayward), 260 to circumcision (Mainory, Johnson, Kirby), 313 Women in recovery discuss parenting while ad
Polycythemia in the newborn (Armentrout, Huse dicted to cocaine (Coyer), 45
infants, Newborn by), 234
Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the Patient/Family Education
socialization process? (Hayward), 260 Neonatal Intensive Care Unit Promoting father-friendly healthcare (Tiedje
Components of developmental care and the evi Components of developmental care and the evi Darling-Fisher), 350
dence for their use in the NICU (Byers), 174 dence for their use in the NICU (Byers), 174
Mother-infant interaction in low-income families Pediatric Nursing. See also Children
(Schiffman, Omar, McKelvey), 246 Networking Culture and spirituality as an integrated concept
Newborn behavioral and psychological responses HIPAA and electronic health information securi in pediatric care (McEvoy), 39
to circumcision (Malnory, Johnson, Kirby), 313 ty (McCartney), 333 Power of Words: Examining the linguistic land
Polycythemia in the newborn (Armentrout, How nurses can help women whose spouses scape of pediatric nursing (Fleitas), 384
Huseby), 234 are deployed to a war zone (McCartney), 212 What we can learn from the British maternal
Newborn identification, screening, and DNA child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192
Infertility (McCartney), 124
Caring for the infertile woman (Devine), 100 Spam, filters, and children using the Internet Perinatal loss
The lived experience of miscarriage after infer (McCartney), 398 The lived experience of miscarriage after infertil
tility (Freda, Devine, Semelsberger), 16 Synchronizing with standard time and atomic ity (Freda, Devine, Semelsberger), 16
clocks (McCartney), 51
Internet. Want to know more about legal nurse consult Perinatal Nursing
See Networking; Technology ing? (McCartney), 271 How a cost-containment initiative produced re
L cruitment and retention (Cvach, Lyndon), 391
Nursing Research. Postpartum beliefs and practices among non
See Evidence-Based Practice Western cultures (Kim-Goodwin), 74
Labor. See Childbirth; Obstetrical Nursing
Nutrition Postpartum Care
Letters, 125, 334 Pica in pregnancy: Does it affect pregnancy out Is the significance of postpartum fatigue being
M comes? (Corbett, Ryan, Weinrich), 183 overlooked in the lives of women? (Troy), 253
O Postpartum beliefs and practices among non-
Western cultures (Kim-Goodwin), 74
Maternal-Child Health Care.
See also Children; Parenting Obstetrical Nursing. See a/so Pregnancy Poverty. See Socioeconomic Status
Mother-infant interaction in low-income families Men in obstetrical nursing: Perceptions of the
(Schiffman, Omar, McKelvey), 246 role (McRae), 167 Pregnancy
What we can learn from the British maternal Should women be given a choice about fetal as- Adolescent girls’ personal experience with Baby
child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192 sessment in labor? (Wood), 292 Think It Over infant simulator (Malinowski,
Use of upright positioning with epidural analge Stamler), 205
MCN 2002 reviewers, 43 sia: Findings from an observational study Context and beliefs about smoking and smoking
(Mayberry, Strange, Suplee, Gennaro), 152 cessation (Pletsch, Morgan, Pieper), 320
402 VOLUME 28 NUMBER 6 November/December 2003
Describing abuse of pregnant women and their Is the paper strip printed directly from the elec Teenagers. See Adolescents
healthcare workers in rural Appalachia tronic fetal monitor still necessary for ongo
(Denham), 265 ing fetal heart rate interpretation during la Transcultural Nursing
Emergency contraception for prevention of ado bor? (Murray, Aiton, Simpson), 140 Characteristics of African American womer
lescent pregnancy (Lindberg), 199 Should nurses engage in noneducational activ caregivers of children with asthma (Sterling
Improving the care of women with gestational ties sponsored by pharmaceutical compa Peterson), 32
diabetes (Farrell), 301 nies? (Packheiser, Daniel, Krowchuk), 226 Context and beliefs about smoking and smoking
Jewish perspectives on pregnancy and child- Should nurses promote cobedding of multiples? cessation (Pietsch, Morgan, Pieper), 320
birth, 306 (Hudson-Barr, Lewallen, Krowchuk), 348 Culture and spirituality as a ntegrated concept
Pica in pregnancy: Does it affect pregnancy out n pediatric care (McEvoy), 39
comes? (Corbett, Ryan, Weinrich), 183 Self-Care swish perspectives on pregnancy and «
Pregnant adolescents’ perspectives of pregnan Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in schoo birth (Lewis), 306
cy (Rentschler), 377 aged children with diabetes (Schmidt), 362 other-intant interaction in low-income families
Social support and professional support for preg Self-care in Chinese school-age children with (Schiffman, Omar, McKelvey), 246
nant and parenting women (Logsdon), 371 nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 39 a in pregnancy: Does it affect pregnancy out
Unintended pregnancies: A call to nursing action omes? (Corbett, Ryan, Weinrich), 183
(Moos), 24 Sexually Transmitted Diseases Postpartum beliefs and practices among nor
The use of water immersion for treatment of Abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, and group Western cultures (Kim-Goodwin), 74
massive labial edema during pregnancy (Di B Streptococcus in childbearing women Self-care in Chinese school-age children witt
Pasquale, Lynett), 242 (Winn, Records, Rice), 106 nephrotic syndrome (Luo), 39
WIC providers’ perspectives on offering smoking Adolescent sexually transmitted diseases: New What we can learn from the British materna
cessation interventions (Aquilino, Goody recommendations for diagnosis, treatment child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192
Lowe), 326 and prevention (Feroli, Burstein), 113
Twins
Prenatal Care. See also Pregnancy Smoking Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the
Context and beliefs about smoking and smoking Context and beliefs about smoking and smoking socialization process? (Hayward), 260
cessation (Pletsch, Morgan, Pieper), 320 cessation (Pletsch, Morgan, Pieper), 320
Improving the care of women with gestational WIC providers’ perspectives on offering smoking
diabetes (Farrell), 301 cessation interventions (Aquilino, Goody
The use of water immersion for treatment of Lowe), 326 Violence
massive labial edema during pregnancy (Di Abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, and group
Pasquale, Lynett), 242 Social Support B Streptococcus in childbearing women
What we can learn from the British maternal Social support and professional support for (Winn, Records, Rice), 106
child health system (Bradley, Bray), 192 pregnant and parenting women (Logsdon) Describing abuse of pregnant women and their
WIC providers’ perspectives on offering smoking 371 healthcare workers ir rural Appalachia
cessation interventions ‘Aquilino, Goody, (Denham), 265
Lowe), 326 Socioeconomic Status School violence (Johnsor Fisher), 86
R Mother-infant interaction in low-income families
(Schiffman, Omar, McKelvey), 246 LBVAUTHOR,
WIC providers’ perspectives on offering smoking
Recruitment and Retention cessation interventions (Aquilino, Goody os
How a cost-containment initiative produced re Lowe), 326
cruitment and retention (Cvach, Lyndon)
391 Spirituality Andrist, Linda C.
Culture and spirituality as an integrated concept Media images, body dissatisfaction, and disor
Religion in pediatric care (McEvoy), 39 dered eating in adolesce
Culture and spirituality as an integrated concept Jewish perspectives on pregnancy and child
in pediatric care (McEvoy), 39 birth (Lewis), 306 Aquilino, Mary Lober
Jewish perspectives on pregnancy and child and Goody, Cynthia M.; Lowe, John B.: WIC
birth (Lewis), 306 Spontaneous Abortion providers perspectives iffering smoking
The lived experience of miscarriage after inferti! essation interventions, 326
Research. See Evidence-Based Practice ity (Freda, Devine, Semelsberger), 16
Armentrout, Debra C.
Stress and Huseby, Valerie: Polycythemia in the new
Abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, and group born, 234
School Nursing B Streptococcus in childbearing women B
School violence (Johnson, Fisher), 86 (Winn, Records, Rice), 106
Second Opinion Substance Abuse. See also Smoking Bakewell-Sachs, Susan
Are sign-on bonuses an effective nursing re Women in recovery discuss parenting while ad See Evidence-Based Practice
cruitment and retention strategy? (Burke, T dicted to cocaine (Coyer), 45
Ropp, Simpson), 290 Bradley, Patricia J.
Is fetal pulse oximetry ready for clinical prac and Bray, Katherine Helsing: What we can learr
tice? (Thorp, Schifrin, Simpson), 64 from the British maternal child health sys
Is recruitment of foreign nurses a viable or ethi Technology. See also Networking tem, 192
cal component of strategies to solve the cur Personal data assistants: Using new technology
rent nursing shortage in the U.S.? (Gamble, to enhance nursing practice (Lewis, Som Bray, Katherine Helsing
Thompson, Simpscn), 8 mers), 67 jt au See Bradley, Patricia J
November/December 2003
Burstein, Gale R. Fleitas, Joan and Hudson-Barr, Diane; Lewallen, Lynne P.
jt au See Feroli, Kathleen L The power of words: Examining the linguistic Should nurses promote cobedding of multi-
landscape of pediatric nursing, 384 ples?, 348
Byers, Jacqueline Fowler L
Components of developmental care and the evi- Freda, Margaret Comerford
dence for their use in the NICU, 174 Ethical nursing practice, reconsidered, 286
C Everything in its time, 139 Lewallen, Lynne P.
A larger worldview, 61 jt au See Krowchuk, Heidi VonKoss
And now primary cesarean birth by choice?, 221
Callister, Lynn Clark Ode to mentors, 347 Lewis, Judith A.
jt au See Hong, Terumi Matsuura Some welcomes and some kudos, 7 and Sommers, Catherine 0.: Personal data as-
See Evidence-Based Practice G sistants: Using new technology to enhance
nursing practice, 66
Clemmens, Donna
Adolescent motherhood: A meta-synthesis of Gennaro, Susan Lewis, Judith A.
Qualitative studies, 93 jt au See Mayberry, Linda J Jewish perspectives on pregnancy and child-
bearing, 306
Corbett, Robin Webb Goody, Cynthia M.
and Ryan, Cass; Weinrich, Sally P.: Pica in preg- jt au See Aquilino, Mary Lober Lindberg, Claire E.
nancy: Does it affect pregnancy outcomes? Emergency contraception for prevention of ado-
183 Grey, Margaret lescent pregnancy, 199
jt au See Sullivan-Bolyai, Susan
Coyer, Sharon M. Lipman, Terri H.
Women in recovery discuss parenting while ad- See Evidence-Based Practice
dicted to cocaine, 45
Hayman, Laura L. Logsdon, M. Cynthia
Cvach, Katherine Curley See Evidence-Based Practice Social and professional support tor pregnant
and Lyndon, Audrey: How a cost-containment and parenting women, 371
initiative produced reruitment and retention, Hayward, Kathryn
391 Cobedding of twins: A natural extension of the Lowe, John B.
D socialization process? 260 jt au See Aquilino, Mary Lober
Hong, Terumi Matsuura Lyndon, Audrey
Daniel, Jan D. and Callister, Lynn Clark; Schwartz, Rosanne jt au See Cvach, Katherine Curley
jt au See Krowchuk, Heidi VonKoss First-time mothers’ views of breastfeeding
support from nurses, 10 Lynett, Kimberly
Darling-Fisher, Cynthia jt au See DiPasquale, Linda R
jt au See Tiedje, Linda Beth Hudson-Barr, Diane M
jt au See Krowchuk, Heidi VonKoss
Deatrick, Janet
jt au See Sullivan-Bolyai, Susan Huseby, Valerie Malinowski, Ann
jt au See Armentrout, Debra C and Stamler, Lynette Leeseburg: Adolescent
Denham, Sharon A. J giris’ personal experience with Baby Think
Describing abuse of pregnant women and their It Over infant simulator, 205
healthcare workers in rural Appalachia,
264 Johnson, Shelley A. Malinory, Margaret
and Fisher, Kathleen: School violence: An insider and Johnson, Teresa S.; Kirby, Russell S.: New-
Devine, Kit S. view, 86 born behavioral and psychological respons
Caring for the infertile woman, 100 es to circumcision, 313
Johnson, Teresa S.
DiPasquale, Linda R. jt au See Malnory, Margaret Mayberry, Linda J.
and Lynett, Kimberly: The use of water immer- K and Strange, Laura B.; Suplee, Patricia Dunphy
sion treatment of massive labial edema dur- Gennaro, Susan: Use of upright positioning
ing pregnancy, 242 with epidural analgesia: Findings from an
r Kim-Goodwin, Yeoun Soo observational study, 152
Postpartum beliefs and practices among non
western cultures, 74 McCartney, Patricia R.
Farrell, Marian HIPAA and electronic health information securi
Improving the care of women with gestational Kirby, Russell S. ty, 333
diabetes, 301 jt au See Malnory, Margaret How nurses can help women whose spouses
are deployed to a war zone, 212
Feroli, Kathleen L. Knafl, Kathleen Newborn identification, screening, and DNA.
and Burstein, Gale R.: Adolescent sexually trans- jt au See Sullivan-Bolyai, Susan 124
mitted diseases: New recommendations for Spam, filters and children using the Internet, 398
diagnosis, treatment, and prevention, 113 Krowchuk, Heidi VonKoss Synchronizing with standard time and atomic
and Daniel, Jan D.; Packheiser, Margo: Should clocks, 51
Fisher, Kathleen nurses engage in noneducational activities Want to know more about legal nurse consult
jt au See Johnson, Shelley A sponsored by pharmaceutical companies?, 226 ing? 271
404 VOLUME 28 NUMBER 6 November/December 2003
McEvoy, Mimi Rentschler, Dorothy D. Strange, Laura B.
Culture and spirituality as an integrated concept Pregnant adolescents’ perspectives of pregnancy, 377 jt au See Mayberry, Linda J
in pediatric care, 39
Rice, Michael Sullivan-Bolyai, Susan
McKelvey, Lorraine M. jt au See Winn, Nicole and Knafl, Kathleen; Deatrick Janet; Grey
jt au See Schiffman, Rachel F Margaret: Maternal management behav
Ryan, Cass
iors for young children with type 1 cia
McRae, Maureen J. jt au See Corbett, Robin Webb betes, 160
Men in obstetrical nursing: Perceptions of the S
role, 167 Suplee, Patricia Dunphy
jt au See Mayberry, Linda J
Moos, Merry-K. Schiffman, Rachel F.
Unintended pregnancies: A cail for nursing and Omar, Mildred A; McKelvey, Lorraine M.: Moth
action, 24 er-infant interaction in low-income families, 246
Tiedje, Linda Beth
Morgan, Sarah Schmidt, Cynthia and Darling-Fisher, Cynthia: Pror
jt au See Pletsch, Pamela K Mothers’ perceptions of self-care in school-age friendly healthcare, 350
children with diabetes, 362 See Evidence-Based Practice
Murray, Michelle L.
jt au See Simpson, Kathleen Rice Schwartz, Rosanne Troy, Nancy Wieland
O jt au See Hong, Terumi Matsuura Is the significance of postpartum fatigue being
overlooked in the lives of women? 252
Simpson, Kathleen Rice W
Omar, Mildred A. Are sign-on bonuses an effective nursing recruit
jt au See Schiffman, Rachel F ment and retention strategy?, 290
Pp \s fetal pulse oximetry ready for clinical practice?, 64 Weinrich, Sally P
Is recruitment of foreign nurses a viable or ethical jt au See Corbett, Robin Webt
component of strategies to solve the current
Peterson, Jane W. nursing shortage in U.S.?, 8 Winn, Nicole
jt au See Sterling, Yvonne M Is the paper strip printed directly from the electronic and Records, Kathie; Ric e, Michae
fetal monitor still necessary for ongoing fetal ship between abuse, STDs
Pieper, Alex Freeman heart rate interpretation during labor?, 140 childbearing women, 106
jt au See Pletsch, Pamela K
Sommers, Catherine O. Wood, Syivia H.
Pletsch, Pamela K. jt au See Lewis, Judith A Should women be given a choic e about fetal as
and Morgan, Sarah; Pieper, Alex Freeman: Con sessment in labor?, 292
text and beliefs about smoking and smoking Stamler, Lynette Leesburg See Evidence-Based Practice
cessation, 320 jt au See Malinowski, Ann
R
Sterling, Yvonne M.
and Peterson, Jane W.: Characteristics of African Zhimin, Luo
Records, Kathie American women caregivers of children with Self-care in Chinese scho
jt au See Winn, Nicole asthma, 32 nephrotic syndrome, 81
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP, MANAGEMENT, AND CIRCULATION (Act of August 12, 1970; Section 3685; Title 39 United States Code) Date of Filing
October 1, 2003. Title of Publication-MCN: The American Journal of Maternal/Child Nursing; Frequency of issue--Bimonthly; Annual Subscription Price
-$39.00; Location of Known Office of Publication--Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, inc., 16522 Hunters Green Parkway, Hagerstown, MD 21740-2116; Loca-
tion of the Headquarters or General Business Offices of the Publisher--Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106;
Publisher--Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, Inc., 530 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106; Editor--Margaret Comerford Freda, EdD, RN, CHES, FAAN, 100
Bay Drive East, Huntington, NY 11743; Managing Editor--Cynthia Wells, Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, 530 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA 19106; Own
er-Wolters Kluwer, Stadouderskade 1, 1054 FS Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Known Bond Holders, Mortgagees, and other security holders owning or
holding 1 percent or more of the total amount of bonds, mortgages, or other securities--None. A. Total no. of copies printed (net press run), average
11,380, actual 11,000. B. Paid and/or requested circulation 1. Paid/requested outside-county mail subscriptions stated on form 3541, average 8,220, ac
tual 8,632; 2. Paid in-county subscriptions, none; 3. Sales through dealers and carriers, street vendors, counter sales, and other non-USPS paid distrib
ution, average 536, actual 547; 4. Other classes mailed through the USPS, none. C. Total paid and/or requested circulation [sum of B (1), (2), (3), and (4),
average 8,756, actual 9,179. D. Free distribution by mail (samples, complimentary, and other free), 1. Outside-county as stated on form 3541, average
234, actual 908; 2. In-county as stated on form 3541, none; 3. Other classes mailed through the USPS, none. E. Free distribution outside the mail (carriers
or other means), average 22, actual 55. F. Total free distribution (sum of D and E), average 256, actual 963. G. Total distribution (sum of C and F), average
9,012, actual 10,142. H. Copies not distributed, average 2,904, actual 1,405. |. Total (sum of G and H), average 11,916, actual 11,547. Percent paid and/or
requested circulation, average 97.16%, actual 90.50%. | certify that the statements made by me above are correct and complete. Jeffrey Brown, Man
ager, Periodicals Operations
November/December 2003