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Author Index 2013 — Volume 40 Ahmad, M, 321 Counts, CS, 195, 197 Hain, DJ, 63, 153, 305 Moizahn, A, 517 Santa-Teresa, E, 451 Al Nazly, E, 321 Curtis, J, 383 Harms, HJ, 509 Moriyama, M, 141 Schafer Astroth, K, 407 Alleman, K, 219 Czajkowski, T, 29 Horigan, AE, 113 Musil, C, 321 Schneider, SM, 113 Anderson, Cl, 457 Deaver, K, 259 Horkan, A, 255 Nabolsi, M, 321 Schick Makaroff, KL, 517 ANNA, 296 Ding, D, 51 Houle, K, 195, 219 Noble-Wang, J, 101 Sheilds, L, 517 Arduino, MJ, 101 Dirkes, S, 125 Jeffries, D, 211 Painter, P, 529 Sloand, JA, 481 Atkins, HN, 509 Docherty, S, 113 JohnsoS,n ,32 9 Paixao, R, 305 Sontrop, JM, 339 Baldwin, DM, 437 Donato-Moore, S, 37 Kazawa, K, 141 Pasupala, U, 305 Thompson, ND, 101 Ball, LK, 25, 297 Doss-McQuitty, S, 17, 29 Kernan, W, 305 Patel, PR, 101 Todd, LB, 481 Barroso, J, 113 Drobeniuc, J, 101 Kim, Y, 493 Payne, GM, 11, 95, 383 Trowbridge, L, 135 Blythe, D, 101 Dyar, KL, 545 Koester, L, 43 Peters, P. 21 Ulrich, B, 9, 93, 191, 293, Bradley, J, 135, 329 Eilers, D, 61 Kruger, A, 135 Pienkos, S, 29 377, 475 Brogdon, RM, 313 Ellis, J-AL, 329 Layman-Amato, R, 383 Rao, AG,101 Warrington, D, 555 Butcher, B, 135, 329 Evangelista, LS, 493 LeBeau, K, 58 Ratnam, S, 431 Welch, JL 407 Callahan, C, 457 Evans, EC, 549 Lewis, K, 247 re Barrera, N, 305 Williams, HF, 197, 247 Carter, T, 431 Firanek, CA, 481 Lin, Y, 101 Rettie, F, 329 Wilson, B, 339 Chan, J, 63 Ford, L, 451 Lopez, G, 247 Robson, Jr., JP. 349 Wilson, LE, 101 Chmielewski, CM, 225 Forfa, MJ, 159 Luckman, E, 101 Roeder, VR,509 Wise, ME, 101 Claes, J, 329 Garbin, MG, 225 MacCannell, T, 101 Russell, CL, 407 Wright, S, 333 Clark, WF, 339 Giron, SE, 353 Marcus, R, 529 Ryan, MA, 509 Xia, G, 101 Clarkson, JHW, 457 Gomez, NJ, 97, 193, Merriweather, J, 333 Schiller, B, 29 York, J, 135 Cote, D, 259 295, 397, 477 Micklos, L, 477 Sandy, D, 153 Wiseman, KC, 241 Subject Index 2013 — Volume 40 CONTINUING NURSING EDUCATION Exploring the Reasons for the Tiny A Self-Care Educational Intervention to Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Percentage of Patients on Home Improve Knowledge of Dietary Certification, 219 Hemodialysis, 43 Phosphorus Control in Patients Calciphylaxis: A Devastating Complication of Fatal Vascular Access Hemorrhage: Requiring Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study, Derangements of Calcium-Phosphorus Reducing the Odds, 297 313 Metabolism — A Case Report and First Exposure to Home Therapy Options — Sepsis and Inflammation: Impact on Acute Review of the Literature, 431 Where, When, and How, 29 Kidney Injury, 125 Certification - Good for Business, 247 Hemodialysis Stressors and Coping Strate- Supporting and Retaining Nephrology Certification 101: The Pathway to Excel- gies Among Jordanian Patients on Nurses New To the Peritoneal Dialysis lence, 197 Hemodialysis: A Qualitative Study, 321 Specialty, 21 Choice of GFR Estimating Equation Influen- Job Analysis and Role Delineation: LPN/ Survival in the Australian Chronic Kidney ces Dialysis Initiation and Mortality, LVNs and Hemodialysis Technicians, Disease Population: Potential Effects of 339 225 the CHOIR and CREATE Studies, 329 Development and Cultural Adaptation of the Nephrology Certification: What Is It?, 241 Symbolic Representations of Living with Spanish Version of the End-Stage Non-Pharmaceutical Fatigue Interventions Chronic Kidney Disease, 517 Renal Disease Adherence Question- in Adults Receiving Hemodialysis: Training Patients for Automated Peritoneal naire (SESRD-AQ), 493 A Systematic Review, 407 Dialysis: A Survey of Practices in Six Dialysis Disequilibrium Syndrome: Rapid Outbreak of Hepatitis C Virus Infections at Successful Centers in the United Recognition and Rapid Intervention an Outpatient Hemodialysis Facility: States, 481 Decrease the Risk of Mortality —- A Case The Importance of Infection Control Viewing an Educational Video Can Improve Study, 333 Competencies, 101 Phosphorus Control in Patients on Effects of a Self-Management Skills- Physical Function and Gait Speed in Patients Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study, 437 Acquisition Program On Pre-Dialysis with CKD, 529 Vitamin D Deficiency in the Sunshine State, Patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, The Public’s Perception of Certification, 211 305 141 Putting the ‘C’ Back Into Continuous Renal Water Treatment for Hemodialysis: ESA Frequency and Hemoglobin Levels in Replacement Therapy, 509 An Update, 383 Patients on Peritoneal Dialysis: 2002 Self-Cannulation for Home Hemodialysis: Who Should Be Teaching Patients to Self- vs. 2008, 135 Strategies for Success, 37 Cannulate?, 25 The Experience and Self-Management of Fatigue in Patients on Hemodialysis, 113 Nephrology Nursing Journal = November-December 2013 m Vol. 40, No. 6 Author Index 2013 — Volume 40 Ahmad, M, 321 Counts, CS, 195, 197 Hain, DJ, 63, 153, 305 Moizahn, A, 517 Santa-Teresa, E, 451 Al Nazly, E, 321 Curtis, J, 383 Harms, HJ, 509 Moriyama, M, 141 Schafer Astroth, K, 407 Alleman, K, 219 Czajkowski, T, 29 Horigan, AE, 113 Musil, C, 321 Schneider, SM, 113 Anderson, Cl, 457 Deaver, K, 259 Horkan, A, 255 Nabolsi, M, 321 Schick Makaroff, KL, 517 ANNA, 296 Ding, D, 51 Houle, K, 195, 219 Noble-Wang, J, 101 Sheilds, L, 517 Arduino, MJ, 101 Dirkes, S, 125 Jeffries, D, 211 Painter, P, 529 Sloand, JA, 481 Atkins, HN, 509 Docherty, S, 113 JohnsoS,n ,32 9 Paixao, R, 305 Sontrop, JM, 339 Baldwin, DM, 437 Donato-Moore, S, 37 Kazawa, K, 141 Pasupala, U, 305 Thompson, ND, 101 Ball, LK, 25, 297 Doss-McQuitty, S, 17, 29 Kernan, W, 305 Patel, PR, 101 Todd, LB, 481 Barroso, J, 113 Drobeniuc, J, 101 Kim, Y, 493 Payne, GM, 11, 95, 383 Trowbridge, L, 135 Blythe, D, 101 Dyar, KL, 545 Koester, L, 43 Peters, P. 21 Ulrich, B, 9, 93, 191, 293, Bradley, J, 135, 329 Eilers, D, 61 Kruger, A, 135 Pienkos, S, 29 377, 475 Brogdon, RM, 313 Ellis, J-AL, 329 Layman-Amato, R, 383 Rao, AG,101 Warrington, D, 555 Butcher, B, 135, 329 Evangelista, LS, 493 LeBeau, K, 58 Ratnam, S, 431 Welch, JL 407 Callahan, C, 457 Evans, EC, 549 Lewis, K, 247 re Barrera, N, 305 Williams, HF, 197, 247 Carter, T, 431 Firanek, CA, 481 Lin, Y, 101 Rettie, F, 329 Wilson, B, 339 Chan, J, 63 Ford, L, 451 Lopez, G, 247 Robson, Jr., JP. 349 Wilson, LE, 101 Chmielewski, CM, 225 Forfa, MJ, 159 Luckman, E, 101 Roeder, VR,509 Wise, ME, 101 Claes, J, 329 Garbin, MG, 225 MacCannell, T, 101 Russell, CL, 407 Wright, S, 333 Clark, WF, 339 Giron, SE, 353 Marcus, R, 529 Ryan, MA, 509 Xia, G, 101 Clarkson, JHW, 457 Gomez, NJ, 97, 193, Merriweather, J, 333 Schiller, B, 29 York, J, 135 Cote, D, 259 295, 397, 477 Micklos, L, 477 Sandy, D, 153 Wiseman, KC, 241 Subject Index 2013 — Volume 40 CONTINUING NURSING EDUCATION Exploring the Reasons for the Tiny A Self-Care Educational Intervention to Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Percentage of Patients on Home Improve Knowledge of Dietary Certification, 219 Hemodialysis, 43 Phosphorus Control in Patients Calciphylaxis: A Devastating Complication of Fatal Vascular Access Hemorrhage: Requiring Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study, Derangements of Calcium-Phosphorus Reducing the Odds, 297 313 Metabolism — A Case Report and First Exposure to Home Therapy Options — Sepsis and Inflammation: Impact on Acute Review of the Literature, 431 Where, When, and How, 29 Kidney Injury, 125 Certification - Good for Business, 247 Hemodialysis Stressors and Coping Strate- Supporting and Retaining Nephrology Certification 101: The Pathway to Excel- gies Among Jordanian Patients on Nurses New To the Peritoneal Dialysis lence, 197 Hemodialysis: A Qualitative Study, 321 Specialty, 21 Choice of GFR Estimating Equation Influen- Job Analysis and Role Delineation: LPN/ Survival in the Australian Chronic Kidney ces Dialysis Initiation and Mortality, LVNs and Hemodialysis Technicians, Disease Population: Potential Effects of 339 225 the CHOIR and CREATE Studies, 329 Development and Cultural Adaptation of the Nephrology Certification: What Is It?, 241 Symbolic Representations of Living with Spanish Version of the End-Stage Non-Pharmaceutical Fatigue Interventions Chronic Kidney Disease, 517 Renal Disease Adherence Question- in Adults Receiving Hemodialysis: Training Patients for Automated Peritoneal naire (SESRD-AQ), 493 A Systematic Review, 407 Dialysis: A Survey of Practices in Six Dialysis Disequilibrium Syndrome: Rapid Outbreak of Hepatitis C Virus Infections at Successful Centers in the United Recognition and Rapid Intervention an Outpatient Hemodialysis Facility: States, 481 Decrease the Risk of Mortality —- A Case The Importance of Infection Control Viewing an Educational Video Can Improve Study, 333 Competencies, 101 Phosphorus Control in Patients on Effects of a Self-Management Skills- Physical Function and Gait Speed in Patients Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study, 437 Acquisition Program On Pre-Dialysis with CKD, 529 Vitamin D Deficiency in the Sunshine State, Patients with Diabetic Nephropathy, The Public’s Perception of Certification, 211 305 141 Putting the ‘C’ Back Into Continuous Renal Water Treatment for Hemodialysis: ESA Frequency and Hemoglobin Levels in Replacement Therapy, 509 An Update, 383 Patients on Peritoneal Dialysis: 2002 Self-Cannulation for Home Hemodialysis: Who Should Be Teaching Patients to Self- vs. 2008, 135 Strategies for Success, 37 Cannulate?, 25 The Experience and Self-Management of Fatigue in Patients on Hemodialysis, 113 Nephrology Nursing Journal = November-December 2013 m Vol. 40, No. 6 CERTIFICATION Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Certification, 219 Second Edition Certification — Good for Business, 247 Ve) e)\Vilare: Certification 101: The Pathway to Excellence, 197 Nephrology Certification: What Is It?, 241 The Public’s Perception of Certification, 211 ie it Striving for Excellence, 191 Take Action: Certification, 193 @ Tiles] eclat(as We Can Do Better: With Certification, 195 Publication Date: April 2009 | Te: new and expanded edition of ANNA’s HEMODIALYSIS manual focusing on nephrology-specific Alternative Dialysis Therapies — Why All the Interest?, 17 continuous quality improvement (CQI) con- Choice of GFR Estimating Equation | tains a practical overview of CQI, case studies, and tools to use in the majority Influences Dialysis Initiation and | Of practice areas within the nephrology specialty. In addition to being designed Mortality, 339 | to guide practitioners in their quest for excellence, the contents are also geared Dialysis Disequilibrium Syndrome: Rapid | toward satisfying mandates of oversight organizations, such as The Joint Recognition and Rapid Intervention Commission and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS). Quality Decrease the Risk of Mortality — A Case | and formal programs ensuring quality outcomes are no longer optional in Study, 333 | today’s health care world; they are mandated. This publication is a valuable ESA Frequency and Hemoglobin Levels in | resource as nephrology nurses seek to implement successful quality initiatives Patients on Peritoneal Dialysis: 2002 | and provide the best services possible in the most economical manner. vs. 2008, 135 The Experience and Self-Management of Member price: $45.00 — Regular price: $65.00 Fatigue in Patients on Hemodialysis, 113 Order online in the ANNA Online Store. Exploring the Reasons for the Tiny Percentage of Patients on Home www.annanurse.org Hemodialysis, 43 Hemodialysis Stressors and Coping Strategies Among Jordanian Patients on Hemodialysis: A Qualitative Study, 321 Job Analysis and Role Delineation: LPN/ LVNs and Hemodialysis Technicians, 225 Non-Pharmaceutical Fatigue Interventions | |B axter Healthcare — Renal in Adults Receiving Hemodialysis: Fresenius Medical Care A Systematic Review, 407 Outbreak of Hepatitis C Virus Infections at Fresenius Medical Care Renal Pharmaceuticals an Outpatient Hemodialysis Facility: Myron L Company The Importance of Infection Control Otsuka America Pharmaceutical, Inc Competencies, 101 EP TEPEPTOTCLTR TerT TEee 471 Self-Cannulation for Home Hemodialysis: Strategies for Success, 37 Position Available Ads 564-565 A Self-Care Educational Intervention to Improve Knowledge of Dietary As a courtesy to our advertisers, Nephrology Nursing Journal includes an advertiser’s index. 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Requiring Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study, 313 Viewing an Educational Video Can Improve Phosphorus Control in Patients on Hemodialysis: A Pilot Study, 437 Water Treatment for Hemodialysis: An Update, 383 Nephrology Nursing Journal # November-December 2013 @ Vol. 40, No. 6 Author/Subject Index 2013 THE KIDNEY Clinical Consult Fifteen-Minute versus Thirty-Minute Blood Physical Function and Gait Speed in Advancing Nursing Practice in Rhythm Pressure Evaluation During Chronic Patients with chronic kidney disease, Recognition with an E-Learning Hemodialysis, 255 529 Educational Program, 159 Hemodialysis-Related Cramps and Sepsis and Inflammation: Impact on Acute From Critical Care Nurse to Nephrology Nocturnal Leg Cramps — What Is Best Kidney Injury, 125 Nurse in the Intensive Care Unit, 451 Practice?, 549 Survival in the Australian Chronic Kidney Nursing Risk Assessment: Fall Prevention Partners in Care: Patient Empowerment Disease Population: Potential Effects of Strategies in the Outpatient Hemo- Through Shared Decision-Making, 153 the CHOIR and CREATE Studies, 329 dialysis Setting, 259 Symbolic Representations of Living with Perspectives and Experiences of a Neph- First Person Chronic Kidney Disease, 517 rology Nurse on Home Hemodialysis, Home Dialysis: Burden of Care, 58 51 PERITONEAL DIALYSIS Professional Issues Training Patients for Automated Exploring the Evidence A Personal Taste of Organizational Reform, Peritoneal Dialysis: A Survey of Best Available Evidence for Peritoneal, 63 555 Practices in Six Successful Centers in Does Blood Volume Monitor Use Decrease We Are Better Together: Nurses’ Ability to the United States, 481 Episodes of Intradialytic Hypotension in Affect Change, 349 Chronic Hemodialysis Treatments?, What's in a Word — Caregiver or Care POSITION STATEMENT 477 Partner?, 61 The Role of the Registered Nurse in Nephrology, 296 DEPARTMENTS From the Editor Statement of Ownership Alarm Fatigue: A Growing Problem, 293 Management and Circulation Alternative Dialysis Therapies, 9 (required by 39 U.S.C. 3685) Back to Basics, 93 Date of filing — September 12, 2013. 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