Nursing Outlook 2003: Vol 51 Index

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INDEX TO VOLUME 51, 2003
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Author Index*
A Dykes PC. Practice guidelines and measurement: state-of-the-science. 2003;51:
65-9
Ahern D (see Lee et al). 2003;51:277-83
Allan J, Gilliss C. American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force E
on Health Disparities. July 2003. 2003;51:246-8
Anderson CA. Moving on. 2003;51:1-2 (Editorial) Eller LS, Kleber E, Wang SL. Research knowledge, attitudes and practices of health
Anderson E, McDonald DD, Mikky I, Brewer T, Koscizewski C, LaCoursiere S, professionals. 2003;51:165-70
Andrews L, Delaney C. Health care implications and space allocation of research Erickson M (see Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7
published in nursing journals. 2003;51:70-83
Anderson ET (see Jennings-Sanders and Anderson). 2003;51:108-14
Anderson GC (see Meier et al). 2003;51:192-3
Andrews L (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Fagin C (see Bednash et al). 2003;51:149-50 (Editorial)
Androwich I (see Saba et al). 2003;51:286-7 Feeley TH (see Brewer et al). 2003;51:220-6
Auger S (see Garwick and Auger). 2003;51:261-6 Felder R. Medical automation-a technologically enhanced work environment to
reduce the burden of care on nursing staff and a solution to the health care cost
B crisis. 2003;51:S5-10
Fiandt K, Forman J, Megel ME, Pakieser RA, Burge S. Integral nursing: an
Baker J (see Sipe et al). 2003;51:S35-6 emerging framework for engaging the evolution of the profession. 2003;51:130-7
Bar-Tal Y (see Zisberg et al). 2003;51:102-7 Flaming D. Orality to literacy: effects on nursing knowledge. 2003;51:233-8
Bednash G, Fagin C, Mezey M. Geriatric content in nursing programs: a wake-up Fleming JW (see Bessent and Fleming). 2003;51:255-60
call. 2003;51:149-50 (Editorial) Foley BJ, Redman RW, Horn EV, Davis GT, Neal EM, Van Riper ML. Deter-
Bellack JP. To the Editor. 2003;51:99 (Letter) mining nursing faculty development needs. 2003;51:227-32
Bernstein JM (see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9 Forman J (see Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7
Bessent H, Fleming JW. The Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Friedman ME (see Lee et al). 2003;51:277-83
Project for minority nurses in the new millennium model. 2003;51:255-60 Froman ED, Hall AW, Shah A, Bernstein JM, Galloway RY. A methodology for
Bolton LB (see McClure and Bolton). 2003;51:S1 supporting research and scholarship. 2003;51:84-9
Boyle JS (see Garfield et al). 2003;51:171-77 Funk S (see Leeman et al). 2003;51:20-4
Bradley C. Technology as a catalyst to transforming nursing care. 2003;51:S14-5
Brewer CS, Feeley TH, Servoss TJ. A statewide and regional analysis of New York G
State nurses using the 2000 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses.
2003;51:220-6 Gaberson KB, Schroeter K, Killen AR, Valentine WA. The perceived value of
Brewer CS (see Havens and Brewer). 2003;51:285-6 certification by certified perioperative nurses. 2003;51:272-6
Brewer T (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Galloway RY (see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9
Broome ME. From the editor. 2003;51:49 (Editorial) Garde J. American Academy of Nursing News. 2003;51:245
Broome ME. Mentoring: to everything a season. 2003;51:249-50 (Editorial) Garfield R, Dresden E, Boyle JS. Health care in Iraq. 2003;51:171-77
Broome ME. Scientific integrity. 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial) Garwick AW, Auger S. Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories
Broome ME. We are the future: revisioning the faculty culture. 2003;51:97-8 Project. 2003;51:261-6
(Editorial) Gilliss C (see Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
Brown BJ. Nurseweek/AONE national survey of registered nurses. 2003;51:47-8 Goeppinger J (see Leeman et al). 2003;51:20-4
Burge S (see Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7 Gollin LX (see Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30
Burrage J (see James et al). 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary) Grady PA. News from NINR: a NINR initiative to address health disparities.
2003;51:5
Cc Grady PA. News from NINR: putting NINR’s resources to work: a Thoreau
examination. 2003;51:140
Casken J (see Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30 Grady PA. News from NINR: research themes for our future. 2003;51:190
Chaiken BP, Holmquest DL. Patient safety: modifying processes to eliminate Grady PA. News from NINR: the future arrives: genetic research initiatives of
medical errors. 2003;51:S21-4 NINR. 2003;51:90
Chan J (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
Chan S (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9 H
Chee W (see Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12
Cheng K (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9 Hall AW (see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9
Cho WJ (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9 Hamric AB. Resources in research ethics. 2003;51:242-4
Cukor P (see Lee et al). 2003;51:277-83 Hamric AB (see Hanson and Hamric). 2003;51:203-11
Hanson CM, Hamric AB. Reflections on the continuing evolution of advanced
D practice nursing. 2003;51:203-11
Harrigan RC, Gollin LX, Casken J. Barriers to increasing native Hawaiian, Sa-
Davis GT (see Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32 moan, and Filipino nursing students: perceptions of students and their families.
De Back V. Nurse leadership summit to identify RN’s role and responsibility for 2003;51:25-30
emergency preparedness: three academy members involved. 2003;51:46-7 Harris J (see Sipe et al). 2003;51:S35-6
Delaney C (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Havens DS, Brewer CS. Working Group on Health Services Research and Nursing
Dresden E (see Garfield et al). 2003;51:171-77 established. 2003;51:285-6
Holmquest DL (see Chaiken and Holmquest). 2003;51:S21-4
Horn EV (see Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32
“January/February, 1-48; March/April, 49-96; May/June, 97-146/S1-S42; July/ Hubbard H (see Walker and Hubbard). 2003;51:3-4
August, 147-196; September/October, 197-248; November/December 249-296. Humenick S (see Meier et al). 2003;51:192-3
288 Author Index VOLUME 51 * NUMBER 6 NURSING OUTLOOK
INDEX TO VOLUME 51, 2003
SOPHO S HSE EHOHESEESHHEEEEETESEHEHEEEEEHETEHEEHHH EEEESE EE HEEHHE EEEHEE EEEEEEEHE S
Author Index*
A Dykes PC. Practice guidelines and measurement: state-of-the-science. 2003;51:
65-9
Ahern D (see Lee et al). 2003;51:277-83
Allan J, Gilliss C. American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force E
on Health Disparities. July 2003. 2003;51:246-8
Anderson CA. Moving on. 2003;51:1-2 (Editorial) Eller LS, Kleber E, Wang SL. Research knowledge, attitudes and practices of health
Anderson E, McDonald DD, Mikky I, Brewer T, Koscizewski C, LaCoursiere S, professionals. 2003;51:165-70
Andrews L, Delaney C. Health care implications and space allocation of research Erickson M (see Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7
published in nursing journals. 2003;51:70-83
Anderson ET (see Jennings-Sanders and Anderson). 2003;51:108-14
Anderson GC (see Meier et al). 2003;51:192-3
Andrews L (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Fagin C (see Bednash et al). 2003;51:149-50 (Editorial)
Androwich I (see Saba et al). 2003;51:286-7 Feeley TH (see Brewer et al). 2003;51:220-6
Auger S (see Garwick and Auger). 2003;51:261-6 Felder R. Medical automation-a technologically enhanced work environment to
reduce the burden of care on nursing staff and a solution to the health care cost
B crisis. 2003;51:S5-10
Fiandt K, Forman J, Megel ME, Pakieser RA, Burge S. Integral nursing: an
Baker J (see Sipe et al). 2003;51:S35-6 emerging framework for engaging the evolution of the profession. 2003;51:130-7
Bar-Tal Y (see Zisberg et al). 2003;51:102-7 Flaming D. Orality to literacy: effects on nursing knowledge. 2003;51:233-8
Bednash G, Fagin C, Mezey M. Geriatric content in nursing programs: a wake-up Fleming JW (see Bessent and Fleming). 2003;51:255-60
call. 2003;51:149-50 (Editorial) Foley BJ, Redman RW, Horn EV, Davis GT, Neal EM, Van Riper ML. Deter-
Bellack JP. To the Editor. 2003;51:99 (Letter) mining nursing faculty development needs. 2003;51:227-32
Bernstein JM (see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9 Forman J (see Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7
Bessent H, Fleming JW. The Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Friedman ME (see Lee et al). 2003;51:277-83
Project for minority nurses in the new millennium model. 2003;51:255-60 Froman ED, Hall AW, Shah A, Bernstein JM, Galloway RY. A methodology for
Bolton LB (see McClure and Bolton). 2003;51:S1 supporting research and scholarship. 2003;51:84-9
Boyle JS (see Garfield et al). 2003;51:171-77 Funk S (see Leeman et al). 2003;51:20-4
Bradley C. Technology as a catalyst to transforming nursing care. 2003;51:S14-5
Brewer CS, Feeley TH, Servoss TJ. A statewide and regional analysis of New York G
State nurses using the 2000 National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses.
2003;51:220-6 Gaberson KB, Schroeter K, Killen AR, Valentine WA. The perceived value of
Brewer CS (see Havens and Brewer). 2003;51:285-6 certification by certified perioperative nurses. 2003;51:272-6
Brewer T (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Galloway RY (see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9
Broome ME. From the editor. 2003;51:49 (Editorial) Garde J. American Academy of Nursing News. 2003;51:245
Broome ME. Mentoring: to everything a season. 2003;51:249-50 (Editorial) Garfield R, Dresden E, Boyle JS. Health care in Iraq. 2003;51:171-77
Broome ME. Scientific integrity. 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial) Garwick AW, Auger S. Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories
Broome ME. We are the future: revisioning the faculty culture. 2003;51:97-8 Project. 2003;51:261-6
(Editorial) Gilliss C (see Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
Brown BJ. Nurseweek/AONE national survey of registered nurses. 2003;51:47-8 Goeppinger J (see Leeman et al). 2003;51:20-4
Burge S (see Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7 Gollin LX (see Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30
Burrage J (see James et al). 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary) Grady PA. News from NINR: a NINR initiative to address health disparities.
2003;51:5
Cc Grady PA. News from NINR: putting NINR’s resources to work: a Thoreau
examination. 2003;51:140
Casken J (see Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30 Grady PA. News from NINR: research themes for our future. 2003;51:190
Chaiken BP, Holmquest DL. Patient safety: modifying processes to eliminate Grady PA. News from NINR: the future arrives: genetic research initiatives of
medical errors. 2003;51:S21-4 NINR. 2003;51:90
Chan J (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
Chan S (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9 H
Chee W (see Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12
Cheng K (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9 Hall AW (see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9
Cho WJ (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9 Hamric AB. Resources in research ethics. 2003;51:242-4
Cukor P (see Lee et al). 2003;51:277-83 Hamric AB (see Hanson and Hamric). 2003;51:203-11
Hanson CM, Hamric AB. Reflections on the continuing evolution of advanced
D practice nursing. 2003;51:203-11
Harrigan RC, Gollin LX, Casken J. Barriers to increasing native Hawaiian, Sa-
Davis GT (see Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32 moan, and Filipino nursing students: perceptions of students and their families.
De Back V. Nurse leadership summit to identify RN’s role and responsibility for 2003;51:25-30
emergency preparedness: three academy members involved. 2003;51:46-7 Harris J (see Sipe et al). 2003;51:S35-6
Delaney C (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Havens DS, Brewer CS. Working Group on Health Services Research and Nursing
Dresden E (see Garfield et al). 2003;51:171-77 established. 2003;51:285-6
Holmquest DL (see Chaiken and Holmquest). 2003;51:S21-4
Horn EV (see Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32
“January/February, 1-48; March/April, 49-96; May/June, 97-146/S1-S42; July/ Hubbard H (see Walker and Hubbard). 2003;51:3-4
August, 147-196; September/October, 197-248; November/December 249-296. Humenick S (see Meier et al). 2003;51:192-3
288 Author Index VOLUME 51 * NUMBER 6 NURSING OUTLOOK
Index to Volume 51, 2003 Author Index
CHOSE HEHE EEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE EEEEEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE E POSSESSES EEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEE EEEEEEEE EEEHEE EDE ES
Humenick S (see Meier et al). 2003;51:192-3 Meier PP, Anderson G( Humenick , S. American ;A cademy of Nursing expert panel ,
on breastfeeding. 2003;51:192 3
Mezey M (see Bednash etal 2003;51 149-50 (Editorial
Mikky I (see Anderson et al 2003:51:70-83
Im EO, Chee W. Issues in Internet research. 2003;51:6-12 Mongeon J (see Rambur et al 2003:51:182-8
N
2003:51:22 3?
James N, Burrage J, Smith B. Scientific integrity: a review of the Institute of Neal f M \ See Fole et al
Medicine’s (IOM) reports. 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary) Nelson A. Using simulation to design and integrate t hnology tor safer and mor
efficient practice environments. 2003;51:527-9
Jennings BM. A half-dozen health policy hints. 2003;51:92-3
Jennings BM. The National Health Policy Forum (NHPF): an organization nurses
O
need to know 2003;51:246
Jennings-Sanders A, Anderson ET. Older women with breast cancer: perceptions of
the effectiveness of nurse case managers. 2003;51:108-14 O'Gara N Recommendations of the American Academ
participants 2003;51:839-41
O'Grady TP. Creating a leadership agenda for Georgia. 2003;51
K 2003;51:202
Olive D lo the Editor. 2003;51:199 (Letter
Kang DH, Buddhirakkul P. Commentary on: A comparative study of the health
© Neil I A strategic workforce framework for considering the use of technology to
care delivery systems of Korea and Thailand. 2003;51:178-81
address the current and future hortage of nurses. 2003;51:S2-4
Kennedy R. The nursing shortage and the role of technology. 2003 Opperman J (see Sipe et al). 2003;51:835-(
Killen AR (see Gaberson et al). 2003;51:272-6
Kim E (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9
Kim GS (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9
Kleber E (see Eller et al). 2003;51:165-70
KoernerJ . Colleagues in caring: a National Workforce Collaborative. 2003;51:141 Pakieser RA ee Fiandt et al 2003:51
Palumbo MV (see Rambur et al). 2003:51:182-8
Correction 2003;51:202
Koscizewski C (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Parsons DW. National Patric nt Safety Foundatior
Kowalski K (see Yoder-Wise and Kowalski). 2003;51:37-42 patient safety 2003;51 §25-6
Phanchareanworakul K (see Lee et al). 2003;51
Kramer M, Schmalenberg CE. Magnet hospital staff nurses describe
clinical auton Priselac [TM Information technolog
omy. 2003;51:13-9 and patient safety. 2003;51:S11-3
Kremsdorf R. Using innovation technology to enhance patient care delivery Priyatruk P see Lee et al). 2003;51:1
2003:51:816-20
Krulik T (see Zisberg et al). 2003;51:102-7
Kuddhirakkul P (see Kang and Buddhirakkul). 2003;51:178-81
Raiford R (see Sensmeier et al). 2003;51:S 40
Rambur B, Palumbo MV, McIntosh B Monvgeon of RN
intention to leave their position. 2003;51:1 Pe) g
LaCoursiere S (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Rantz M. Does good quality care in nursing homes « than poor
Larson EL. Minimizing disincentives for collaborative research. 2003;51:267-71 quality care. 2003;51:93-4
Lee CY, Phanchareanworakul K, Cho WJ, Suwonnaroop N, Storey MJ, Sanaeha ( Rantz M. QIPMO: an innovation t oO improve qualit 2002:50
Priyatruk P, Kim E, Sittipongsakul S, Kim GS, Limpanatorn S, Seo KM. A sc6e5 Correction 2003;51:48
comparative study of the health care delivery system of Korea and Thailand Redman RW (sec Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32
2003;51:115-9 Reller LA. To the Editor. 2003;51:99-100 (Letter
Lee H, Friedman ME, Cukor P, Ahern D. Interactive Voice response system Rodgers B BL. Commentary on integral nursing: an
(IVRS) in health care services. 2003;51:277-83 ing the evolution of the profession. 2003;51:138-9
Leeman J, Goeppinger J, Funk S, Roland EJ. An enriched research experience for RodgersB L. To the Editor. 2003;51:199-200 (Letter
minority undergraduates a step toward increasing the number of minority nurse Roland J ee Leeman eta l). 2003;51:20) -4
researchers. 2003;51:20-4 Rosenkoetter MM. International expert panel 2003
Leenerts MH. Teaching personal knowledge as a way of knowin g self in thera peutic
relationship. 2003;51:158-64
LeVasseur JJ. The proving grounds: combat nursing in Vietnam. 2003;51:31-6
Limpanatorn S (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9
Saba \ Androwich | Warr n J. Expert panel is g informatics 2003:51
286-7
M Sanaeha ¢ ee Leeet al). 2003;51:115-9
Schmalenberg CE (see Kramer and Schmalenberg
Marthinsen J (see Sipe et al). 2003;51:S35-6 Schroeter K \S€E Gabersone t al). 2003;51:272-6
Masson V. To the Editor. 2003;51:100-1 (Letter) Ssensmeier J Raiford R, Taylor $, Weaver C. Improved operational efficiency
McBride AB. Reflections. 2003;51:284-5 through elimination of waste and redundancy. 2003;51:S30-2
McClure M. Leadership. 2003;51:50 (President's Message) Seo KM (see Lee et al 2003;51:115-9
McClure M. The state of the academy. 2003;51:43-4 (President’s Message) Servoss T] { see Brewer et al). 2003;51:220-6
McClure ML. Another look at entry into practice. 2003;51:151(President’s Mes Shab A see Froman et al). 2003;51:84-9
sage) Shabot MM. Closing address: breaking free of the past nnovation and technology
McClure ML, Bolton LB. Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative in patient care 2003:51:837-8
technology to decrease the nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery Shaver J. Charting a course and course corrections: challenges in leadership
2063;51:S1 (President’s Message) 2003:51:251-2
McClure ML. Reflections. 2003;51:201-2 (President’s Message) Sipe M, Marthinsen J, Baker }, Harris J, Opperman J. Using technology to improve
McDonald DD (see Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 patient care. 2003;51:S35-6
McGivern DO. The scholars’ nursery. 2003;51:59-64 Sittipongasakul S (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9
McIntosh B (see Rambur et al). 2003;51:182-8 Smith B (see James et al). 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary)
NURSING OUTLOOK NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2003
Index to Volume 51, 2003 Author Index
SORSETSH HEHEE OHHH RHSE HE HEHE SORESEHHEEHE ESSE ESEE HEHE HE EEEE
Storey MJ (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9 Ww
Suwonnaroop N (see Lee et al). 2003;51:115-9
Walker PH, Hubbard H. Nursing and the Agency for Healthcare Research and
Quality (AHRQ): an agenda. 2003;51:3-4
Wang SL (see Eller et al). 2003;51:165-70
Ward LS. Race as a variable in cross-cultural research. 2003;51:120-5
Tai J (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9 Warren J (see Saba et al). 2003;51:286-7
Tall FD. A close look at “a close look at therapeutic touch”. 2003;51:126-9 Weaver C (see Sensmeier et al). 2003;51:S30-2
Taylor S (see Sensmeier et al). 2003;51:S30-2 Wendt A. Mapping geriatric nursing competencies to the 2001 NCLEX-RN test
Tiwari A, Chan S, Wong A, Tai J, Cheng K, Chan J, Tsang K. Severe Acute plan. 2003;51:152-7
Wong A (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong: patients’ experiences. 2003;51:
212-9
Tsang K (see Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
Yoder-Wise PS, Kowalski K. The power of storytelling. 2003;51:37-42
Vv Yorker B. Expert panel on violence. 2003;51:191-2
Valanis B. To the Editor. 2003;51:51 (Letter) Z
Valentine NM. Policy and strategy development for nurses in managed care
organizations moving from the provider to the payer system. 2003;51:194-5 Zazworsky D. Nurse Reinvestment Act update: an interview with Denise Geolot,
Correction 2003;51:202 PhD, RN, FAAN, Director HHS, USPHS Division of Nursing. 2003;51:191
Valentine WA (see Gaberson et al). 2003;51:272-6 Zisberg A, Bar-. al Y, Krulik T. The presence of nursing students and its influence
Van Riper ML(see Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32 on the quality of care provided by staff nurses. 2003;51:102-7
Villarruel AM. Commentary on: Race as a variable in cross-cultural research. Zungolo EH. Nursing and academic mergers of the health sciences: a critique.
2003;51:189 2003;51:52-8
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Subject Index*
Breast feeding
American Academy of Nursing expert panel on breastfeeding Meier et ai
Academic medical centers 2003:51:192-3
Minimizing disincentives for collaborative research (Larson). 2003;51:267-71 Breast neoplasms
Access to health care; see Health services accessibility Older women with breast cancer: perceptions of the effectiveness of nurse casé
Aged managers (Jennings-Sanders and Anderson). 2003;51:108-14
Older women with breast cancer: perceptions of the effectiveness of nurse case Budgets
managers (Jennings-Sanders and Anderson). 2003;51:108-14 News from NINR: putting NINR’s resources to work: a Thoreau examination
Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality News; see News from AHRQ (Grady). 2003;51:140
American Academy of Nursing Buerhaus, Peter I.
AAN News & Opinion. 2003;51:141-5
Nursing Ourtlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
AAN News & Opinion. 2003;51:191-5
AAN News & Opinion. 2003;51:245-8
AAN News & Opinion. 2003;51:44-8
AAN News & Opinion. 2003;51:91-4
AAN News & Opinion. 2003;51:284-7
Cancer; see Neoplasms
American Academy of Nursing expert panel on breastfeeding (Meier et al)
Career choice
2003;51:192-3
To the Editor (Valanis). 2003;51:51 (Letter
American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health
Nurse Reinvestment Act update: an interview with Denise Geolot PhD, RN
Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
American Academy of Nursing News (Garde). 2003;51:245 FAAN, Director HHS, USPHS Division of Nursing (Zazworsky »003:51
Another look at entry into practice (McClure). 2003;51:151 (President’s Mes 191
Caring
sage)
Charting a course and course corrections: challenges in leadership (Shaver) Colleagues in Caring: a national workforce collaborati 2003;51:141. Correc
tion 2003;51:202
2003;51:251-2 (President's Message)
Expert panel in nursing informatics (Saba et al). 2003;51:286-7 Case management
Expert panel on violence (Yorker). 2003;51:191-2 Older women with breast cancer: perceptions of the effectiveness of nurse case
International expert panel (Rosenkoetter). 2003;51:195 managers (Jennings-Sanders and Anderson). 2003;51:108-14
Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the Certification
nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton) lhe perceived value of certification by certified perioperative nurses (Gaberson et
2003;51:S1 (President's Message) al). 2003;51:272-6
Leadership (McClure). 2003;51:50 (President's Message) Cipriano, Pamela F
Recommendations of the American Academy of Nursing Conference participants Nursing Outlook's new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
(O’Gara). 2003;51:S39-41 Clinical competence
Reflections (McBride). 2003;51:284-5 Mapping geriatric nursing competencies to the 2001 NCLEX-RN test plan
Reflections (McClure). 2003;51:201-2 (President's Message) (Wendt). 2003;51:152-7
The state of the academy (McClure). 2003;51:43-4 (President's Message) Clinical protocols
Working Group on Health Services Research and Nursing established (Havens Practice guidelines and measurement: state-of-the-science (Dykes). 2003;51
and Brewer). 2003;51:285-6 65-9
Anecdotes Resources in research ethics (Hamric). 2093;51:242
The power of storytelling (Yoder-Wise and Kowalski). 2003;51:37-42 Collaboration; see Cooperative behavior
Attitudes of health personnel Combat disorders
Research knowledge, attitudes and practices of health professionals (Eller et al) he proving grounds: combat nursing in Vietnam (LeVasseur). 2003;51:31-6
2003;51:165-70 Communication
Automation Che power of storytelling (Yoder-Wise and Kowalski). 2003;51:37-42
Medical automation-a technologically enhanced work environment to reduce the Community health nursing
burden of care on nursing staff and a solution to the health care cost crisis Older women with breast cancer: perceptions of the effectiveness of nurse case
(Felder). 2003;51:S5-10 managers (Jennings-Sanders and Anderson). 2003;51:108-14
Community health services
Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories Project (Garwick and
Auger). 2003;51:261-6
Berkowitz, Bobbie
Competency; see Clinical competence
Nursing Outlook's new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
Computer communications networks
Biological warfare
Nurse leadership summit to identify RN’s role and responsibility for emergency Interactive Voice response system (IVRS) in health care services Lee et al)
2003;51:277-83
preparedness: three academy members involved (De Back). 2003;51:46-7
Computer literacy
Blacks
Expert panel in nursing informatics (Saba et al). 2003;51:286
An enriched research experience for minority undergraduates a step toward
Computer simulation
increasing the number of minority nurse researchers (Leeman et al). 2003;51
Using simulation to design and integrate technology for safer and more efficient
20-4
practice environments (Nelson). 2003;51:S27-9
Consumer participation
Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories Project (Garwick and
Auger). 2003;51:261-6
“January/February, 1-48; March/April, 49-96; May/June, 97-146/S1-S42; July/ Cooperative behavior
August, 147-196; September/October, 197-248; November/December 249-296. Minimizing disincentives for collaborative research (Larson). 2003;51:26 7-71
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POSSESSES HHO HHH HEHEHE EE EEHEEEESEEESEEHEESHOOHHEFHEESEE ESEEEESEEHEEEEEEEEE S
Corrections To the Editor (Olive). 2003;51:199 (Letter)
Colleagues in caring: a National Workforce Collaborative (Koerner)(2003;51: To the Editor (Rodgers). 2003;51:199-200 (Letter)
141). 2003;51:202 Geriatric content in nursing programs: a wake-up call (Bednash et al). 2003;51:
Creating a leadership agenda for Georgia (O’Grady)(2003;51:141-2). 2003;51: 149-50 (Editorial)
202 Orality to literacy: effects on nursing knowledge (Flaming). 2003;51:233-8
Policy and strategy development for nurses in managed care organizations mov- We are the future: revisioning the faculty culture (Broome). 2003;51:97-8
ing from the provider to the payer system (Valentine)(2003;51:194-5). 2003; Education, nursing, associate
51:202 Moving on (Anderson). 2003;51:1-2 (Editorial)
QIPMO: an innovation to improve quality in long-term care (Rantz)(2002;50: Education, nursing, baccalaureate
265). 2003;51:48 Barriers to increasing native Hawaiian, Samoan, and Filipino nursing students:
Correspondence; see Letters to the Editor perceptions of students and their families (Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30
Costs and cost analysis An enriched research experience for minority undergraduates a step toward
Does good quality care in nursing homes cost more or less than poor quality care increasing the number of minority nurse researchers (Leeman et al). 2003;51:
(Rantz). 2003;51:93-4 20-4
Credentialing Moving on (Anderson). 2003;51:1-2 (Editorial)
Reflections on the continuing evolution of advanced practice nursing (Hanson Nursing and academic mergers of the health sciences: a critique (Zungolo).
and Hamric). 2003;51:203-11 2003;51:52-8
Cross-cultural comparison Education, nursing, continuing
Commenrary on: Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Villarruel). 2003; Determining nursing faculty development needs (Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32
51:189 Education, nursing, graduate
Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Ward). 2003;51:120-5 To the Editor (Bellack). 2003;51:99 (Letter)
Cultural diversity Educational technology
To the Editor (Reller). 2003;51:99-100 (Letter) Technology as a catalyst to transforming nursing care (Bradley). 2003;51:S14-5
The Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Project for minority Efficiency
nurses in the new millennium model (Bessent and Fleming). 2003;51:255-60 Improved operational efficiency through elimination of waste and redundancy
(Sensmeier et al). 2003;51:S30-2
Using simulation to design and integrate technology for safer and more efficient
D
practice environments (Nelson). 2003;51:S27-9
Energy transfer
Data collection
A close look at “a close look at therapeutic touch” (Tall). 2003;51:126-9
Issues in Internet research (Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12
Delivery of health care Errors; see Medical errors
Ethics
American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health
Resources in research ethics (Hamric). 2003;51:242-4
Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
Ethnic groups
Charting a course and course corrections: challenges in leadership (Shaver).
Commentary on: Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Villarruel). 2003;
2003;51:251-2 (President’s Message)
Commentary on: A comparative study of the healthcare delivery systems of Korea 51:189
Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Ward). 2003;51:120-5
and Thailand (Kang and Buddhirakkul). 2003;51:178-81
Evidence-based medicine
A comparative study of the health care delivery system of Korea and Thailand (Lee
Practice guidelines and measurement: state-of-the-science (Dykes). 2003;51:
et al). 2003;51:115-9
Health care in Iraq (Garfield et al). 2003;51:171-77 65-9
Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the
nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton).
2003;51:S1 (President’s Message)
Medical automation-a technologically enhanced work environment to reduce the
Faculty, nursing
burden of care on nursing staff and a solution to the health care cost crisis
Determining nursing faculty development needs (Foley et al). 2003;51:227-32
(Felder). 2003;51:S5-10
To the Editor (Olive). 2003;51:199 (Letter)
News from NINR: a NINR initiative to address health disparities (Grady). To the Editor (Rodgers). 2003;51:199-200 (Letter)
2003;51:5
Moving on (Anderson). 2003;51:1-2 (Editorial)
Nursing and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ): an
Nursing and academic mergers of the health sciences: a critique (Zungolo).
agenda (Walker and Hubbard). 2003;51:3-4
2003;51:52-8
Recommendations of the American Academy of Nursing Conference participants
We are the future: revisioning the faculty culture (Broome). 2003;51:97-8
(O’Gara). 2003;51:S39-41 Flanagin, Annette
Using innovation technology to enhance patient care delivery (Kremsdorf).
Nursing Outlook's new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
2003;51:S16-20
Forecasting
Diffusion of innovation
News from NINR: research themes for our future (Grady). 2003;51:190
Closing address: breaking free of the past: Innovation and technology in patient
Foreign professional personnel
care (Shabot). 2003;51:S37-8
International expert panel (Rosenkoetter). 2003;51:195
Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the
From the Editor
nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton).
From the editor (Broome). 2003;51:49
2003;51:S1 (President's Message)
Mentoring: to everything a season (Broome).
Using innovation technology to enhance patient care delivery (Kremsdorf).
Moving on (Anderson). 2003;51:1-2
2003;51:816-20 Scientific integrity (Broome). 2003;51:197-8
We are the future: revisioning the faculty culture (Broome). 2003;51:97-8
From the President
Another look at entry into practice (McClure). 2003;51:151
Editorials; see From the Editor Charting a course and course corrections: challenges in leadership (Shaver).
Education, nursing 2003;51:251-2 (President's Message)
American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the
Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8 nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton).
Another look at entry into practice (McClure). 2003;51:151 (President’s Mes- 2003;51:S1
sage) Leadership (McClure). 2003;51:50
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POSSESHESE EEE EEEE ETSH EEE EEES
Reflections (McClure). 2003;51:201-2 Commentary on: A comparative study of the healthcare delivery systems of Korea
The state of the academy (McClure). 2003;51:43-4 and Thailand (Kang and Buddhirakkul). 2003;51:178-81
Fund raising Commentary on: Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Villarruel 2003
The state of the academy (McClure). 2003;51:43-4 (President's Message) 51:189
Futurology; see Forecasting
A comparative study of the health care delivery system of Korea and Thailand (Lee
et al). 2003;51:115-9
Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Ward 2003:51:120-5
Hispanic Americans
To the Editor (Reller). 2003;51:99-100 (Letter
Gender bias; see Prejudice Hong Kong
Genetics Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong: patient
experiences
News fiom NINR: the future arrives: genetic research initiatives of NINR (Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
(Grady). 2003;51:90
Geolot, Denise
Nurse Reinvestment Act update: an interview with Denise Geolot, PhD, RN,
FAAN, Director HHS, USPHS Division of Nursing (Zazworsky). 2003;51
191 Indians, North American
Georgia Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories ’roject (Garwick and
Creating a leadership agenda for Georgia (O’Grady)(2003;51:14 1-2). Correction Auger). 2003;51:261-6
2003;51:202 Infection control
Geriatric nursing Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong: patients’ experiences
Geriatric content in nursing programs: a wake-up call (Bednash et al). 2003;51 (Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
149-50 (Editorial) Information management
Mapping geriatric nursing competencies to the 2001 NCLEX-RN test plan Expert panel in nursing informatics (Saba et al). 2003;51:286
(Wendt). 2003;51:152-7 Information systems
Information technology s role in improving practice environments and patient
safety (Priselac). 2003;51:S11-3
National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) and the technology of patient safety
(Parsons). 2003;51:S825-6
Health manpower Patient safety: modifying processes to eliminate medical errors (Chaiken and
Another look at entry into practice (McClure). 2003;51:151 (President’s Mes Holmquest). 2003;51:S21-4
sage) Innovation; see Diffusion of innovation
Charting a course and course corrections: challenges in leadership (Shaver) Institute of Medicine (U.S.)
2003;51:251-2 (President’s Message) Reflections (McBride). 2003;51:284-5
To the Editor (Bellack). 2003;51:99 (Letter) Scientific integrity: a review of the Institute of Medicin« IOM) reports (Jame
A half-dozen health policy hints (Jennings). 2003;51:92-3 et al). 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary
Nurse Reinvestment Act update: an interview with Denise Geolot, PhD, RN Instructional technology; see Educational technology
FAAN, Director HHS, USPHS Division of Nursing (Zazworsky). 2003;51 International cooperation
191 International expert panel (Rosenkoetter). 2003;51:195
Nurseweek/AONE national survey of registered nurses (Brown). 2003;51:47-8 Internet
lhe nursing shortage and the role of technology (Kennedy). 2003;51:S33-4 Issues in Internet research (Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12
A statewide analysis of RNs’ intention to leave their position (Rambur et al Interpersonal relations
2003;51:182-8 To the Editor (Olive). 2003;51:199 (Letter
A statewide and regional analysis of New York State nurses using the 2000 Interprofessional relations
National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses (Brewer et al). 2003;51:220-6 Minimizing disincentives for collaborative research (Larson). 2003;51:26
A strategic workforce framework for considering the use of technology to address Iraq
the current and future shortage of nurses (O'Neil). 2003;51:S2-4 Health care in Iraq (Garfielde t al). 2003;51:1
Health personnel
Policy and strategy development for nurses in managed care organizations mov
ing from the provider to the payer system (Valentine). 2003;51:194-5. Correc
tion 2003;51:202
Jemmott, Loretta Sweet
Health policy
Nursing Outlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51
A half-dozen health policy hints (Jennings). 2003;51:92-3
Jennings, Bonnie Mowinski
The National Health Policy Forum (NHPF): an organization nurses need to
Nursing Outlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51:147-§
know (Jennings). 2003;51:246 Job satisfaction
Health services
Magnet hospital staff nurses describe clinical autonomy (Kramer and Schmalen
American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health
berg). 2003;51:13-9
Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
A statewide analysis of RNs intention to leave their position Rambur
Commentary on: A comparative study of the healthcare delivery systems of Korea
2003;51:182-8
and Thailand (Kang and Buddhirakkul). 2003;51:178-81
A comparative study of the health care delivery system of Korea and Thailand (Lee
et al). 2003;51:115-9
Health care in Iraq (Garfield et al). 2003;51:171-77
Health services accessibility Knafl, Kathleen
Interactive Voice response system (IVRS) in health care services (Lee et al) Nursing Outlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
2003;51:277-83 Knowledge
Health services research lo the Editor (Masson). 2003;51:100-1 (Letter)
Working Group on Health Services Research and Nursing established (Havens Orality to literacy: effects on nursing knowledge (Flaming). 2003;51:233-8
and Brewer). 2003;51:285-6 Research knowledge, attitudes and practices of health professionals (Eller et al)
Health status 2003:51:165-70
American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health leaching personal knowledge as a way of knowing self in therapeutic relationship
Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8 (Leenerts). 2003;51:158-64
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SOSH SHSSEEESEEEEEEHEEEEEEHESESEHEESEEEHEEEEEEEEEEESEETEHEE EEEE D COCO S HR OSH HERES EE BE OEEEEE
Knowledge, attitudes, practices Models, nursing
Research knowledge, attitudes and practices of health professionals (Eller et al). Commentary on integral nursing: an emerging framework for engaging the
2003;51:165-70 evolution of the profession (Rodgers). 2003;51:138-9
Korea Integral nursing: an emerging framework for engaging the evolution of the
Commentary on: A comparative study of the healthcare delivery systems of Korea profession (Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7
and Thailand (Kang and Buddhirakkul). 2003;51:178-81 Models, theoretical
A comparative study of the health care delivery system of Korea and Thailand (Lee Commentary on integral nursing: an emerging framework for engaging the
et al). 2003;51:115-9 evolution of the profession (Rodgers). 2003;51:138-9
Integral nursing: an emerging framework for engaging the evolution of the
profession (Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7
Recommendations of the American Academy of Nursing Conference participants
(O’Gara). 2003;51:S39-41
Lactation
American Academy of Nursing expert panel on breastfeeding (Meier et al).
2003;51:192-3
Leadership
Charting a course and course corrections: challenges in leadership (Shaver). Narration
2003;51:251-2 (President’s Message) The power of storytelling (Yoder-Wise and Kowalski). 2003;51:37-42
Creating a leadership agenda for Georgia (O’Grady)(2003;51:141-2). Correction National Health Policy Forum
2003;51:202 The National Health Policy Forum (NHPF): an organization nurses need to
To the Editor (Olive). 2003;51:199 (Letter) know (Jennings). 2003;51:246
The Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Project for minority National Institute of Nursing Research
nurses in the new millennium model (Bessent and Fleming). 2003;51:255-60 News from NINR: a NINR initiative to address health disparities (Grady).
Leadership (McClure). 2003;51:50 (President's Message) 2003:51:5
Letters to the Editor News from NINR: putting NINR’s resources to work: a Thoreau examination
To the Editor (Bellack). 2003;51:99 (Grady). 2003;51:140
To the Editor (Masson). 2003;51:100-1 News from NINR: research themes for our future (Grady). 2003;51:190
To the Editor (Olive). 2002;51:199 (Letter) News from NINR: the future arrives: genetic research initiatives of NINR
To the Editor (Reller). 2003;51:99-100 (Grady). 2003;51:90
To the Editor (Rodgers). 2003;51:199-200 (Letter) NCLEX-RN
To the Editor (Valanis). 2003;51:51 Mapping geriatric nursing competencies to the 2001 NCLEX-RN test plan
Licensure, nursing (Wendt). 2003;51:152-7
Mapping geriatric nursing competencies to the 2001 NCLEX-RN test plan Neoplasms
(Wendt). 2003;51:152-7 Issues in Internet research (Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12
New York
A statewide and regional analysis of New York State nurses using the 2000
National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses (Brewer et al). 2003;51:220-6
News from AHRQ
Managed care programs Nursing and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ): an
Policy and strategy development for nurses in managed care organizations mov- agenda (Walker and Hubbard). 2003;51:3-4
ing from the provider td the payer system (Valentine). 2003;51:194-5. Correc- Nurse clinicians
tion 2003;51:202 Reflections on the continuing evolution of advanced practice nursing (Hanson
Manpower; see Health manpowe: and Hamric). 2003;51:203-11
Medicaid Nurse-patient relations
A half-dozen health policy hints (Jennings). 2003;51:92-3 Teaching personal knowledge as a way of knowing self in therapeutic relationship
Medical emergency services (Leenerts). 2003;51:158-64
Nurse leadership summit to identify RN’s role and responsibility for emergency Nurse practitioners
preparedness: three academy members involved (De Back). 2003;51:46-7 Reflections on the continuing evolution of advanced practice nursing (Hanson
Medical errors and Hamric). 2003;51:203-11
National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) and the technology of patient safety Nurse Reinvestment Act
(Parsons). 2003;51:S25-6 Nurse Reinvestment Act update: an interview with Denise Geolot, PhD, RN,
Medical informatics FAAN, Director HHS, USPHS Division of Nursing (Zazworsky). 2003;51:
Expert panel in nursing informatics (Saba et al). 2003;51:286-7 191
Medicare Nurses
A half-dozen health policy hints (Jennings). 2003;51:92-3 The Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Project for minority
Mentors nurses in the new millennium model (Bessent and Fleming). 2003;51:255-60
Mentoring: to everything a season (Broome). 2003;51:249-50 (Editorial) Nurse leadership summit to identify RN’s role and responsibility for emergency
Mexican Americans preparedness: three academy members involved (De Back). 2003;51:46-7
To the Editor (Reller). 2003;51:99-100 (Letter) Nurse Reinvestment Act update: an interview with Denise Geolot, PhD, RN,
Minority groups FAAN, Director HHS, USPHS Division of Nursing (Zazworsky). 2003;51:
Barriers to increasing native Hawaiian, Samoan, and Filipino nursing students: 191
perceptions of students and their families (Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30 Nurseweek/AONE national survey of registered nurses (Brown). 2003;51:47-8
An enriched research experience for minority undergraduates a step toward The nursing shortage and the role of technology (Kennedy). 2003;51:S33-4
increasing the number of minority nurse researchers (Leeman et al). 2003;51: Policy and strategy development for nurses in managed care organizations mov-
20-4 ing from the provider to the payer system (Valentine). 2003;51:194-5. Correc-
The Leadership Enhancement and Development (LEAD) Project for minority tion 2003;51:202
nurses in the new millennium model (Bessent and Fleming). 2003;51:255-60 A statewide analysis of RNs’ intention to leave their position (Rambur et al).
News from NINR: a NINR initiative to address health disparities (Grady). 2003;51:182-8
2003;51:5 A statewide and regional analysis of New York State nurses using the 2000
Models, educational National Sample Survey of Registered Nurses (Brewer et al). 2003;51:220-6
Nursing and academic mergers of the health sciences: a critique (Zungolo). A strategic workforce framework for considering the use of technology to address
2003;51:52-8 the current and future shortage of nurses (O’Neil). 2003;51:S2-4
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Subject Index
POSSE EEE EEEHEEEEEEEE HEEEHEEHEE EEEEEEEEE ES
Nursing The nursing shortage and the role of technology (Kennedy). 2003:51:833-4
Commentary on integral nursing: an emerging framework for engaging Using innovation technology ry (Kremsdorf
evolution of the profession (Rodgers). 2003;51:138-9 2003:51:516-20
To the Editor (Valanis). 2003;51:51 (Letter) | sing technology to improve patient care (Sipe et
Integral nursing: an emerging framework for engaging the evolution of Patient selection
profession (Fiandt et al). 2003;51:130-7 Resources in research ethics (Hamric). 2003;51
Nursing care Peer review
Colleagues in Caring: a national workforce collaborative. 2003;51:141. Correc Health care implications and space allocation of research published in nursing
tion 2003;51:202 journals (Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83
Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the Periodicals
nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton) Health care implications and space allocation of research published in nursing
2003;51:S1 (President's Message) journals (Andersone t al). 2003;51:70-83
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong: patients’ experiences Perioperative nursing
(Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9 The perceived value of certification by certified perioperati nurses ((saberson et
Technology as a catalyst to transforming nursing care (Bradley). 2003;51:514-5 al). 2003;51:2
Nursing homes Pesut, David J.
Does good quality care in nursing homes cost more or less than poor quality care Nursing Outlook's new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
(Rantz). 2003;51:93-4 Pharmacists
Nursing Outlook To the Editor (Bellack 2003:51:99 (Letter
From the editor (Broome). 2003;51:49 Plagiarism
Moving on (Anderson). 2003;51:1-2 (Editorial) Scientific integrity (Broome). 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial
Nursing Outlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8 Policy making
Nursing research A half-dozen health policy hints Jennings 2003;5
To the Editor (Masson). 2003;51:100-1 (Letter) Politics
An enriched research experience for minority undergraduates a step toward A half-dozen health policy hints (Jennings). 2003
increasing the number of minority nurse researchers (Leeman et al). 2003;51: Practice guidelines
20-4 Practice guidelines and measurement: state-of-th
Heaith care implications and space allocation of research published in nursing 65-9
journals (Anderson et al). 2003;51:70-83 Prejudice
Issues in Internet research (Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12 Commentary on: Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Villarruel). 2003
A methodology for supporting research and scholarship (Froman et al). 2003;51 51:189
84-9 Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Ward). 2003;51:120-5
Minimizing disincentives for collaborative research (Larson). 2003;51:267-71 President's Message; see From the President
News from NINR: a NINR initiative to address health disparities (Grady Professional autonomy
2003;51:5 Magnet hospital staff nurses describe clinical autonomy (Kramer and Schmalen
News from NINR: putting NINR’s resources to work: a Thoreau examination berg). 2003:51:13-9
(Grady). 2003;51:140 Professional practice
News from NINR: research themes for our future (Grady). 2003;51:190 American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health
News from NINR: the future arrives: genetic research initiatives of NINR Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
(Grady). 2003;51:90 Scientific integrity (Broome 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial
Participatory action research: the Indian Family Stories Project (Garwick and
Auger). 2003;51:261-6 Q
Race as a variable in cross-cultural research (Ward). 2003;51:120-5
Research knowledge, attitudes and practices of health professionals (Eller et al)
Quality of health care
2003;51:165-70
Another look at entry into practice (McClure). 2003;51:151 (President's Mes
The scholars’ nursery (McGivern). 2003;51:59-64
sage
Working Group on Health Services Research and Nursing established (Havens
and Brewer). 2003;51:285-6 Does good quality care if nursing homes Cost more or less than poor quality care
(Rantz). 2003:51:93
Nursing staff, hospital
Magnet hospital staff nurses describe clinical autonon Kramer and Schmalen
Magnet hospital staff nurses describe clinical autonomy (Kramer and Schmalen
berg). 2003:51:13-9
berg). 2003;51:13-9
Nursing and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality AHRQ): an
The presence of nursing students and its influence on the quality of care provided
igenda (Walker and Hubbard 2003:51:3-4
by staff nurses (Zisberg et al). 2003;51:102-7
Patient safety modifying processes to eliminate medical errors Chaiken and
Holmquest). 2003;51:S21-4
oO lhe presence of nursing students and its influence on the quality of care provided
by staff nurses (Zisberg et al). 2003;51:102
Operating room nursing Using technology to improve patient care (Sipe et il). 2003;51:835-6
The perceived value of certification by certified perioperative nurses (Gaberson et
al). 2003;51:272-6
Outcomes, patient; see Treatment outcomes
Race; see Minority groups; Prejudice
P Research design
Practice guidelines and measurement: state-of-the-science (Dykes). 2003;51
Pain 65-9
Issues in Internet research (Im and Chee). 2003;51:6-12 Scientific integrity: a review of the Institute of Medicine's (LOM) reports (James
Patient care et al). 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary)
Closing address: breaking free of the past: Innovation and technology in patient Scientific integrity (Broome). 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial
care (Shabot). 2003;51:S37-8 Research, nursing; see Nursing research
Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the American Academy of Nursing: Interim report of the Task Force on Health
nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton). Disparities. July 2003 (Allan and Gilliss). 2003;51:246-8
2003;51:S1 (President's Message) Resources in research ethics (Hamric). 2003;51:242~
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SCOPES HEE EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEESETEHEHESEHSEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEESEOEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEHEEEEHEHEEHEHOEEEEEEEEEHEEEEEEEEEEEEED
Scientific integrity (Broome). 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial) Information technology’s role in improving practice environments and patient
Research personnel safety (Priselac). 2003;51:S11-3
The scholars’ nursery (McGivern). 2003;51:59-64 Introduction to the proceedings: using innovative technology to decrease the
Research subjects; see Patient selection nursing demand and enhance patient care delivery (McClure and Bolton).
Research support 2003;51:S1 (President’s Message)
A methodology for supporting research and scholarship (Froman et al). 2003;51: Medical automation-a technologically enhanced work environment to reduce the
84-9 burden of care on nursing staff and a solution to the health care cost crisis
News from NINR: putting NINR’s resources to work: a Thoreau examination (Felder). 2003;51:S5-10
(Grady). 2003;51:140 National Patient Safety Foundation (NPSF) and the technology of patient safety
The scholars’ nursery (McGivern). 2003;51:59-64 (Parsons). 2003;51:S25-6
Rural health services The nursing shortage and the role of technology (Kennedy). 2003;51:S33-4
A statewide analysis of RNs’ intention to leave their position (Rambur et al). Patient safety: modifying processes to eliminate medical errors (Chaiken and
2003;51:182-8 Holmquest). 2003;51:S21-4
Recommendations of the American Academy of Nursing Conference participants
(O’Gara). 2003;51:S39-41
A strategic workforce framework for considering the use of technology to address
the current and future shortage of nurses (O'Neil). 2003;51:S2-4
Safety
Technology as a catalyst to transforming nursing care (Bradley). 2003;51:S14-5
Information technology’s role in improving practice environments and patient
Using simulation to design and integrate technology for safer and more efficient
safety (Priselac). 2003;51:S11-3
practice environments (Nelson). 2003;51:S27-9
Patient safety: modifying processes to eliminate medical errors (Chaiken and
Holmquest). 2003;51:S21-4 Using technology to improve patient care (Sipe et al). 2003;51:S35-6
Telecommunications
Using simulation to design and integrate technology for safer and more efficient
Interactive Voice response system (IVRS) in health care services (Lee et al).
practice environments (Nelson). 2003;51:S27-9
Schools, nursing 2003;51:277-83
Terrorism; see Violence
We are the future: revisioning the faculty culture (Broome). 2003;51:97-8
Thailand
Scientific misconduct
Commentary on: A comparative study of the healthcare delivery systems of Korea
Scientific integrity: a review of the Institute of Medicine’s (IOM) reports (James
and Thailand (Kang and Buddhirakkul). 2003;51:178-81
et al). 2003;51:239-41 (Commentary)
A comparative study of the health care delivery system of Korea and Thailand (Lee
Scientific integrity (Broome). 2003;51:197-8 (Editorial)
Self psychology et al). 2003;51:115-9
Therapeutic touch
Teaching persona! knowledge as a way of knowing selfi n therapeutic relationship
A close look at “a close look at therapeutic touch” (Tall). 2003;51:126-9
(Leenerts). 2003;51:158-64
Torture
Severe acute respiratory syndrome
Expert panel on violence (Yorker). 2003;51:191-2
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) in Hong Kong: patients’ experiences
Treatment outcomes
(Tiwari et al). 2003;51:212-9
Smith, Barbara Information technology’s role in improving practice environments and patient
safety (Priselac). 2003;51:S11-3
Nursing Outlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
Social environment
Mentoring: to everything a season (Broome). 2003;51:249-50 (Editorial)
Social values
Values; see Social values
The power of storytelling (Yoder-Wise and Kowalski). 2003;51:37-42
Specialties, nursing Verbal learning
Orality to literacy: effects on nursing knowledge (Flaming). 2003;51:233-8
Reflections on the continuing evolution of advanced practice nursing (Hanson
Vermont
and Hamric). 2003;51:203-11
Students, nursing A statewide analysis of RNs’ intention to leave their position (Rambur et al).
Barriers to increasing native Hawaiian, Samoan, and Filipino nursing students: 2003;51:182-8
Vietnam
perceptions of students and their families (Harrigan et al). 2003;51:25-30
he proving grounds: combat nursing in Vietnam (LeVasseur). 2003;51:31-6
An enriched research experience for minority undergraduates a step toward
Villarruel, Antonia M.
increasing the number of minority nurse researchers (Leeman et al). 2003;51:
Nursing Outlook’s new editorial board. 2003;51:147-8
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Violence
The presence of nursing students and its influence on the quality of care provided
by staff nurses (Zisberg et al). 2003;51:102-7 Expert panel on violence (Yorker). 2003;51:191-2
Nurse leadership summit to identify RN’s role and responsibility for emergency
Teaching personal knowledge as a way of knowing selfi nt herapeutic relationship
preparedness: three academy members involved (De Back). 2003;51:46-7
(Leenerts). 2003;51:158-64
Ww
War
Teaching The proving grounds: combat nursing in Vietnam (LeVasseur). 2003;51:31-6
The power of storytelling (Yoder-Wise and Kowalski). 2003;51:37-42 Workforce; see Health manpower
Technology Workplace
Closing address: breaking free of the past: Innovation and technology in patient Mentoring: to everything a season (Broome). 2003;51:249-50 (Editorial)
care (Shabot). 2003;51:S37-8 World Wide Web; see Internet
Improved operational efficiency through elimination of waste and redundancy Writing
(Sensmeier et al). 2003;51:S30-2 Orality to literacy: effects on nursing knowledge (Flaming). 2003;51:233-8
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