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~ PUBLIC — HEALTH NURSING March 1992 Volume 9 Number 1 Editorial: Community Health Nurses—A Population at Risk Se ee I, ae itl kcec seit es .00dss bones bioresSeventonasssecdececvisedbadescdeunewebsaadesns 1 Applying Critical Theories to Nursing in Communities Pavicia£: Stevens, RN ., M.A. and Joanne WM. Hall; BING, MA. i.ccccicevcscdstecesccccsicceccccescecesssssses 2 Preconception Health Promotion: Another Approach to Improve Pregnancy Outcomes Angeline Bushy, Ph.D., R.N Laying the Groundwork for Family Self-Help: Locating Families, Building Trust, and Building Strength Ne WE, MEN EO cea nah caned GaNbe nee cdcccdaccseedeses ocstwesceehssssdsbedbsas edescedgidaosbcessoeek 15 Self-Care and the Elderly: Review and Implications ee EE Aa nie cntnsp ban obescdnnscecediedaapesepencshs epegdseaiosugenieswguaesiaecapaneseud 22 Self-Management of Over-the-Counter Medications by Older Adults a ene ED Ciena ea pues benpensunceces qnasecncabescpeeencechsesedescosetavcsesdeuesecseeee 29 Outpatient Chemotherapy: Patients’ and Family Members’ Concerns and Coping Strategies Marylin J. Dodd, R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N., Suzanne L. Dibble, R.N., D.N.Sc., and Mary L. Thomas, R.N., PEs scecccnchippeahenss das bipaainciatconwet chsdbegtes sabasnsinsbecsdapsascheesdimuasepsoadnaceineebenesescseeteien s 37 Epidemiology and Biostatistics Content in Baccalaureate Education for Community Health Nursing Grace P. Erickson, M.P.H., R.N., C. A Descriptive Study of the Attachment of Public Health Nurses to Family Physicians’ Offices D. Ciliska, R.N., Ph.D., V. Woodcox, R.N., B.Sc.N., M.Ed., and S. Isaacs, R.N., B.Sc.N., M.Sc.N Making the Fit: Orienting New Employees to Community Health Nursing Agencies Lilyan Snow, Ph.D., R.N., Luella Vig Hefty, M.A., R.N., Virginia Kenyon, M.N., R.N., Mary Lee Bell, M.P.A., R.N., and Therese Martaus, M.A., R.N Stressors in the Workplace: Community Health Nurses Jacqueline A. Walcost-McQuigg, M.S., R.N. and Naomi E. Ervin, Ph.D., R.N. .cccccccccceccccccccccccveccees 65 June 1992 Volume 9 Number 2 Editorial: Health Care Reform and Public Health Nursing Katherine Young Graham The Concept of Poverty NII UI 05s. ssn csnndensess cdesacsnveesnddshenseedebatosedeecciscphohenobiaetessgmbecenssieecécssovaencaweialiaben 74 Accidental Poisoning of Children: Barriers to Resource Use in a Black, Low-Income Community Jo Ellen Brannan, M.S.N.(R) Health Education and the Immigrant Haitian Mother: Cultural Insights for Community Health Nurses Lydia DeSantis; PRD., RN;, and Janice T. Thomas, PRD:, BRN. 0002 cccesecessessessesessecesecsaccsoncicosscssesccess 87 Home Care During the Aftermath of Hurricane Hugo er A BEES MEIN ico ncecctinasnakccnceb bali connsosniende vobauctcboudisasecensapemibhesecsslacphaaiMesiaedaabevauunmedes 97 Description of Learned Response to Chronic Illness: Depressed versus Nondepressed Self-Help Class Participants EINE, GEMS BEI, hans giees sgnncstnegenssssecnonsstsabanessnsaisscsgnondeteassineoeatlbaaabaabespeinavontekicalcostieacedl 103 Theoretical Components of STD Counselors’ Messages to Promote Clients’ Use of Condoms Marlene K. Strader, Ph.D., R.N., and Margaret L. Beaman, Ph.D., R.N. ......ccccsscccsscccseecesscceecececceseeeees 109 Use of Breast Cancer Screening by Older Hispanic Women Alice J. Longman, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN, Michelle A. Saint-Germain, Ph.D., and Manuel Modiano, M.D. .....118 Tetanus Immunity in Older Adults Harry A. Wesche, R.N., M.S., and Theresa Overfield, R.N., M.P.H., Ph.D........ccccssscccccssssccccsscccceeseecenes 125 Use of Formal Community Resources by Spouse Caregivers of Chronically Il] Adults iy Senne, Fe.00 coc, ee es OoI E, BINED. TRIN ics sensi cnccoocanccceensssvends cacksosssedadacssacdubsacsesddede 128 A Public Health Quality Assurance System a WRIIi GIN soso s is cncedbbenacesvacesscahs arnccebune qphssi nd sodviccsnmasuasesdenbeanditesbeessuddchoubetberteneecas 133 NOTES FROM THE FIELD Shifting Gears—Changing Paradigms: A Vision for Community Health Nursing I NIG Pte PES GOT ison s sciesssssacssucvtacedarscsentabdesd aedcdsbecsesicsesccansuoishciceseseaopeunnsessiou dd 138 APHA 1991—Bringing the Message Home Se RNIN WL Ug BRR oases ccdcstcvscvinnnsnacebmasasuuasu obdapkanscuoaipashsuuu cjsss ivcncsdaicua sdeeeenmeeciaal da e1 40 ~ PUBLIC — HEALTH NURSING March 1992 Volume 9 Number 1 Editorial: Community Health Nurses—A Population at Risk Se ee I, ae itl kcec seit es .00dss bones bioresSeventonasssecdececvisedbadescdeunewebsaadesns 1 Applying Critical Theories to Nursing in Communities Pavicia£: Stevens, RN ., M.A. and Joanne WM. Hall; BING, MA. i.ccccicevcscdstecesccccsicceccccescecesssssses 2 Preconception Health Promotion: Another Approach to Improve Pregnancy Outcomes Angeline Bushy, Ph.D., R.N Laying the Groundwork for Family Self-Help: Locating Families, Building Trust, and Building Strength Ne WE, MEN EO cea nah caned GaNbe nee cdcccdaccseedeses ocstwesceehssssdsbedbsas edescedgidaosbcessoeek 15 Self-Care and the Elderly: Review and Implications ee EE Aa nie cntnsp ban obescdnnscecediedaapesepencshs epegdseaiosugenieswguaesiaecapaneseud 22 Self-Management of Over-the-Counter Medications by Older Adults a ene ED Ciena ea pues benpensunceces qnasecncabescpeeencechsesedescosetavcsesdeuesecseeee 29 Outpatient Chemotherapy: Patients’ and Family Members’ Concerns and Coping Strategies Marylin J. Dodd, R.N., Ph.D., F.A.A.N., Suzanne L. Dibble, R.N., D.N.Sc., and Mary L. Thomas, R.N., PEs scecccnchippeahenss das bipaainciatconwet chsdbegtes sabasnsinsbecsdapsascheesdimuasepsoadnaceineebenesescseeteien s 37 Epidemiology and Biostatistics Content in Baccalaureate Education for Community Health Nursing Grace P. Erickson, M.P.H., R.N., C. A Descriptive Study of the Attachment of Public Health Nurses to Family Physicians’ Offices D. Ciliska, R.N., Ph.D., V. Woodcox, R.N., B.Sc.N., M.Ed., and S. Isaacs, R.N., B.Sc.N., M.Sc.N Making the Fit: Orienting New Employees to Community Health Nursing Agencies Lilyan Snow, Ph.D., R.N., Luella Vig Hefty, M.A., R.N., Virginia Kenyon, M.N., R.N., Mary Lee Bell, M.P.A., R.N., and Therese Martaus, M.A., R.N Stressors in the Workplace: Community Health Nurses Jacqueline A. Walcost-McQuigg, M.S., R.N. and Naomi E. Ervin, Ph.D., R.N. .cccccccccceccccccccccccveccees 65 June 1992 Volume 9 Number 2 Editorial: Health Care Reform and Public Health Nursing Katherine Young Graham The Concept of Poverty NII UI 05s. ssn csnndensess cdesacsnveesnddshenseedebatosedeecciscphohenobiaetessgmbecenssieecécssovaencaweialiaben 74 Accidental Poisoning of Children: Barriers to Resource Use in a Black, Low-Income Community Jo Ellen Brannan, M.S.N.(R) Health Education and the Immigrant Haitian Mother: Cultural Insights for Community Health Nurses Lydia DeSantis; PRD., RN;, and Janice T. Thomas, PRD:, BRN. 0002 cccesecessessessesessecesecsaccsoncicosscssesccess 87 Home Care During the Aftermath of Hurricane Hugo er A BEES MEIN ico ncecctinasnakccnceb bali connsosniende vobauctcboudisasecensapemibhesecsslacphaaiMesiaedaabevauunmedes 97 Description of Learned Response to Chronic Illness: Depressed versus Nondepressed Self-Help Class Participants EINE, GEMS BEI, hans giees sgnncstnegenssssecnonsstsabanessnsaisscsgnondeteassineoeatlbaaabaabespeinavontekicalcostieacedl 103 Theoretical Components of STD Counselors’ Messages to Promote Clients’ Use of Condoms Marlene K. Strader, Ph.D., R.N., and Margaret L. Beaman, Ph.D., R.N. ......ccccsscccsscccseecesscceecececceseeeees 109 Use of Breast Cancer Screening by Older Hispanic Women Alice J. Longman, Ed.D., R.N., FAAN, Michelle A. Saint-Germain, Ph.D., and Manuel Modiano, M.D. .....118 Tetanus Immunity in Older Adults Harry A. Wesche, R.N., M.S., and Theresa Overfield, R.N., M.P.H., Ph.D........ccccssscccccssssccccsscccceeseecenes 125 Use of Formal Community Resources by Spouse Caregivers of Chronically Il] Adults iy Senne, Fe.00 coc, ee es OoI E, BINED. TRIN ics sensi cnccoocanccceensssvends cacksosssedadacssacdubsacsesddede 128 A Public Health Quality Assurance System a WRIIi GIN soso s is cncedbbenacesvacesscahs arnccebune qphssi nd sodviccsnmasuasesdenbeanditesbeessuddchoubetberteneecas 133 NOTES FROM THE FIELD Shifting Gears—Changing Paradigms: A Vision for Community Health Nursing I NIG Pte PES GOT ison s sciesssssacssucvtacedarscsentabdesd aedcdsbecsesicsesccansuoishciceseseaopeunnsessiou dd 138 APHA 1991—Bringing the Message Home Se RNIN WL Ug BRR oases ccdcstcvscvinnnsnacebmasasuuasu obdapkanscuoaipashsuuu cjsss ivcncsdaicua sdeeeenmeeciaal da e1 40 Contents 281 September 1992 Volume 9 Number 3 Editorial: ? + ? = Creativity Sherry Shamansky The relationship of ideology to developing community health nursing theory Patricia A. Hamilton, R.N., Ph.D., and Patsy K. Keyser, Ph.D., R.N. cccccccccccsccccccesceccccececceceececes 142 Toward redefining public health nursing in Canada: Challenges for education Lucia C.K. Yiu Matuk, R.N., M.Sc.N., and Martha E. Chadwell Horsburgh, R.N., M.Ed., M.Sc.N........5 Health maintenance, health promotion: Is there a difference? Sally L. Tripp, M.S., R.N.,C., and Barbara Stachowiak, M.S., R.N Secondary data on health-related subjects: Major sources, uses, and literature Julia §. Brown, Ph.D., and Joyce Semradek, R.N., M.S.N Adaptation themes for prenatal care delivered by public health nurses Dyanne D. Affonso, Ph.D., R.N., Linda J. Mayberry, M.S., Katherine Graham, Ph.D., R.N., June Shibuya, P.H.N., June Kunimoto, P.H.N., and Mae Kuramot0o, P.H.N. ..ccccccccccceccccccccccesecccees 172 Maternal time and care of disabled children Janny Dwyer Brust, M.P.H., Marbara J. Leonard, Ph.D., and Bruce H. Sielaff, Ph.D Homelessness as a determinant of health Marcia Plant Jackson, R.N., B.S.N., M.P.A., and David Z. McSwane, H.S.D Registered nurses’ perceptions of their communication with Spanish-speaking migrant farmworkers in North Carolina: An exploratory study Roslyn Padgett, R.N., M.S.N., FNP-C, and Anne Griffith Barrus, R.N., M.S.N., FNP-C How elderly women cope: Concerns and strategies Susan M. Heidrich, Ph.D., R.N., and Carol D. Ryff, Ph.D Approaching the media with confidence Cmte De Meade TON... PRI a civiccsnccandedsavottdns cvendacderssdansssdcbisaneergbanbisnes amaabietassdeekcige 209 News and Notices December 1992 Volume 9 Number 4 Editorial: Powerful Women: 100 Years of Public Health Nursing Sherry L. Shamansky, Dr. P.H., F.A.A.N., and Katherine Young Graham, Ph.D., F.A.A.N. ...c0ccceceeeeees 217 Collaboration: Integrating Practice and Research in Public Health Nursing Vonna Henry, M.P.H., Kathleen Schmitz, M.P.H., LuAnn Reif, M.P.H., and Patricia Rudie, B.S.N. ......+ 218 Community Analysis in Community Health Nursing Practice: The GENESIS Model Martha H. Stoner, Ph.D., R.N., Joan K. Magilvy, Ph.D., R.N., and Phyllis R. Schultz, Ph.D., R.N A Model Skills List for Orienting Nurses to Community Health Agencies Luella Vig Hefty, M.N., R.N., C., Virginia Kenyon, M.N., R.N., Therese Martaus, M.A., R.N., Mary Lee Bell, M.P.A., R.N., C., and Lilyan Snow, Ph.D., R.N Evaluation Study of a Transcultural Discovery Learning Model Judith Barton, R.N., Ph.D., and Nancy J. Brown, R.N., Ph. Evaluation of Peer-Education Program on Heart Disease Prevention with Older Adults Molly A. Rose, Ph.D., R.N An Inner-City Community’s Perspective on Infant Mortality and Prenatai Care Janet Reis, Ph.D., Berneice Mills-Thomas, R.N., M.S.M., Denise Robinson, R.N., B.S.N., and Virginia Anderson, B.S., M.Ed. Women’s Perspectives on Homelessness Donna R. Hodnicki, R.N., C., Ph.D., F.N.P., Sharon D. Horner, R.N., Ph.D., and Joyceen §. Boyle, R.N., Ph. Risk Factors for Disease in a Homeless Population Donna L. Vredevoe, Ph.D., Mary-Lynn Brecht, Ph.D., Pam Shuler, R.N., M.N., and Mary Woo, R.N., M.N AIDS Education on the College Campus: Roy’s Adaptation Model Directs Inquiry Angela E. Vicenzi, Ed.D., R.N., and Robert Thiel, PA.D. ...cccccccscsceccecccccccccccccccccccccccccceeeeeeeeees 270 Correspondence News and Notices Reviewer Acknowledgment Contents of Volume 9 Indexes to Volume 9