Public Health Nursing 1999: Vol 16 Index

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Index to Volume 16: Appalachian Mountains grade cohort over three years
Subject **God brought all these churches (Felton et al) 32
together’’: issues in developing Child care
religion-health partnerships in an Social support provided by public
Appalachian community health nurses and the coping of
Abuse
Public health nursing in Children’s (Simpson and King) 41 first-time mothers with child care
Archives (Tarkka et al) 114
Protective Services (Smart) 390
Saving our stories (Abrams) 77 Children’s Protective Services
Adaptation, psychologic
(Editorial) Public health nursing in Children’s
Social support provided by public
health nurses and the coping of Protective Services (Smart) 390
China
first-time mothers with child care Birth
Building community health nursing in
(Tarkka et al) 114 Residential status and birth outcomes:
the People’s Republic of China: a
Adolescence is the rural/urban distinction
partnership between schools of
The adolescent parenting program: adequate? (Hulme and Blegen)
nursing in Ottawa, Canada, and
improving outcomes through 176
Tianjin, China (Edwards et al) 140
mentorship (Flynn) 182 Breastfeeding
The effectiveness of health promotion
Intergenerational concepts of Health-enhancing behaviors correlated
counseling to family caregivers
adolescent sexuality: implications with breastfeeding among a
(Chen) 125
for community-based reproductive national sample of mothers (Pesa
Cholesterol
health care with Haitian and Shelton) 120
A cholesterol intervention program for
immigrants (DeSantis et al) 102 British Columbia; see Canada
public health nurses in the rural
Issues in balancing teenage clients’
Southeast: description of the
confidentiality and reporting
Canada intervention, study design, and
statutory rape among Kansas
Building community health nursing in baseline results (Keyserling et al)
Title X Clinic staff (Miller et al)
the People’s Republic of China: a 156
329
partnership between schools of Chronic disease
Africa
nursing in Ottawa, Canada, and Wellness profile of midlife women with
An oral health promotion module for
Tianjin, China (Edwards et al) 140 a chronic illness (Paul and
the primary health care nursing From rhetoric to reality: the changing Weinert) 341
course in Acornhoek, South Africa
face of public health nursing in Churches
(Ogunbodede et al) 351
Southern Ontario (Rafael) 50 A comparison of urban versus rural
African Americans
Women’s health and the practice of experiences of nurses volunteering
African American women’s public health nurses in northern to promote health in churches
experiences with physical activity British Columbia (Leipert) 280 (Chase-Ziolek and Striepe) 270
in their daily lives (Nies et al) 23 Career choice Describing parish nurse practice using
Aged Bringing the population into focus: a the Nursing Minimum Data Set
The effects of a walking exercise
natural development in (Coenen et al) 412
program on physical function and community health nursing **God brought all these churches
emotional state of elderly Korean practice. Part I (Diekemper et al) 3 together”: issues in developing
women (Shin) 146 Sharpening the focus on populations: religion-health partnerships in an
Predictors of health promotion lifestyle an international community health Appalachian community
among three ethnic groups of
nursing approach. Part II (Simpson and King) 41
elderly rural women in Taiwan (Diekemper et al) 11 Client Encounter Form
(Wang) 321
Caregivers The Client Encounter Form: conceptual
Use of the SF-36 to identify community The effectiveness of health promotion development, reliability analysis,
dwelling rural elderly at risk for counseling to family caregivers and clinical applications (Bear and
hospitalization (Benjamin- (Chen) 125 Holcomb) 79
Coleman and Alexy) 223 Caring Coalition
Alcohol A case study on expanding the concept Perceived ownership in a community
Tracking of avoidance of alcohol use of caring from individuals to coalition (Armbruster et al) 17
and smoking behavior in a fifth communities (Smith-Campbell) Collaborative practice
grade cohort over three years 405 Interprofessional education for
(Felton et al) 32 Child undergraduate students (Russell
Alternative medicine Public health nursing in Children’s and Hymans) 254
Integrative health care: the revolution Protective Services (Smart) 390 Collective capacity
is upon us (Schroeder and Likkel) Tracking of avoidance of alcohol use A model for building collective
233 (Editorial) and smoking behavior in a fifth capacity in community-based
448 Indexes
programs: the Elderly In Need health care with Haitian Editorials
Project (Moyer et al) 205 immigrants (DeSantis et al) 102 Academic challenge: teacher burnout
Colonias settlements Coping; see Adaptation, psychologic . . . (Graham) 309
Health and quality of life within Costs and cost analysis Integrative health care: the revolution
Colonias settlements along the Alternative measures of resource is upon us (Schroeder and Likkel)
United States and Mexico border consumption in home care 233
(Davidhizar and Bechtel) 301 episodes (Madigan and Fortinsky) Millennium mania (Shamansky) 155
Community 198 Saving our stories (Abrams) 77
A case study on expanding the concept Counseling Telehome care: technology triumphs
of caring from individuals to The effectiveness of health promotion (Rinke) 375
communities (Smith-Campbell) counseling to family caregivers The Venn diagram: a metaphor for life
405 (Chen) 125 (Shamansky and Graham) |
Meanings of community in a Culture Education
community health center Articulating the culture and tradition of The effectiveness of health promotion
(Drevdahl) 417 community health nursing counseling to family caregivers
Community health centers (SmithBattle et al) 215 (Chen) 125
Meanings of community in a Conducting focus groups cross- Peer Education Project with persons
community health center culturally: experiences with who have experienced
(Drevdahl) 417 Pacific Northwest Indian people homelessness (Connor et al) 367
Community health nursing; see also (Strickland) 190 Education, nursing
Public health nursing ‘**God brought all these churches Academic challenge: teacher burnout
Articulating the culture and tradition of together”’: issues in developing . . . (Graham) 309 (Editorial)
community health nursing religion-health partnerships in an
Expanding urban learning experiences
(SmithBattle et al) 215 Appalachian community
for non-traditional students
Bringing the population into focus: a (Simpson and King) 41 (Shiber) 228
natural development in
Interprofessional education for
community health nursing undergraduate students (Russell
practice. Part |( Diekemper et al) 3 Death
and Hymans) 254
Building community health nursing in Surveillance of suicidal behavior in
An oral health promotion module for
the People’s Republic of China: a Kitsap County, Washington: a
the primary health care nursing
partnership between schools of retrospective study (Simmons et
course in Acornhoek, South Africa
nursing in Ottawa, Canada, and al) 337
(Ogunbodede et al) 351
Tianjin, China (Edwards et al) 140 Differentiated practice
The Venn diagram: a metaphor for life
Community health nursing practice and Improving client outcomes through
(Shamansky and Graham) |
the Roy Adaptation Model differentiated practice: a rural
(Editorial)
(Dixon) 290 nursing center model (Anderko et
Elderly; see Aged
Sharpening the focus on populations: al) 168
an international community health Disasters Elderly In Need Program
A model for building collective
nursing approach. Part I County drought relief: a public health
(Diekemper et al) 11 nurse’s problem (Wharton) 307 capacity in community-based
Community Health Workers (Historic article) programs: the Elderly In Need
Community Health Workers: The public health nurse in tornado Project (Moyer et al) 205
examining the helper therapy relief (MacMaster) 72 (Historic Emotional status
principle (Roman et al) 87 article) The effects of a walking exercise
Confidentiality Disease management program on physical function and
Issues in balancing teenage clients’ The Venn diagram: a metaphor for life emotional state of elderly Korean
confidentiality and reporting (Shamansky and Graham) | women (Shin) 146
statutory rape among Kansas Title (Editorial) Ethnic factors
X Clinic staff (Miller et al} 329 Domestic violence Predictors of health promotion lifestyle
Continuing Care Programs Public health nurses’ responses to among three ethnic groups of
Reconstructing organizational culture: domestic violence: a report from elderly rural women in Taiwan
a process using multiple the Enhanced Domestic Abuse (Wang) 321
perspectives (Cameron and Wren) Intervention Project (Shepard et Exercise
96 al) 359 African American women’s
Contraception Drought experiences with physical activity
Intergenerational concepts of County drought relief: a public health in their daily lives (Nies et al) 23
adolescent sexuality: implications nurse’s problem (Wharton) 307 The effects of a walking exercise
for community-based reproductive (Historic article) program on physical function and
449
Indexes
emotional state of elderly Korean national sample of mothers (Pesa hospitalization (Benjamin-
women (Shin) 146 and Shelton) 120 Coleman and Alexy) 223
Predictors of health promotion lifestyle
Finland among three ethnic groups of Immigrants
Changes in the work and motivation of elderly rural women in Taiwan Evaluation of the effectiveness of a
staff delivering home care services (Wang) 321 directly observed therapy program
in Finland (Laamanen et al) 60 Public health nursing in Japan: new with Vietnamese tuberculosis
Focus groups opportunities for health promotion patients (Mac et al) 426
Conducting focus groups cross- (Murashima et al) 133 Intergenerational concepts of
culturally: experiences with Tracking of avoidance of alcohol use adolescent sexuality: implications
Pacific Northwest Indian people and smoking behavior in a fifth for community-based reproductive
(Strickland) 190 grade cohort over three years health care with Haitian
Food for Heart Program (Felton et al) 32 immigrants (DeSantis et al) 102
A cholesterol intervention program for Health services needs and demands Immunization
public health nurses in the rural Quantifying client need for care in the Public health nursing and immunization
community: a strategy for
Southeast: description of the surveillance (Zahner) 384
intervention, study design, and managed care (Hays et al) 246 Indians, American
baseline results (Keyserling et al) Heart diseases Conducting focus groups cross-
156 A cholesterol intervention program for culturally: experiences with
Forms public health nurses in the rural Pacific Northwest Indian people
Southeast: description of the
The Client Encounter Form: conceptual (Strickland) 190
development, reliability analysis, intervention, study design, and Infant care
and clinical applications (Bear and baseline results (Keyserling et al) The adolescent parenting program:
156
Holcomb) 79 improving outcomes through
Helper therapy mentorship (Flynn) 182
Community Health Workers: Social support provided by public
Guidelines
examining the helper therapy health nurses and the coping of
Public health nursing practice principle (Roman et al) 87 first-time mothers with child care
guidelines: an evaluation of
Historic articles (Tarkka et al) 114
dissemination and use (Lia- County drought relief: a public Infant nutrition
Hoagberg et al) 397
health nurse’s problem Health-enhancing behaviors correlated
(Wharton) 307 with breastfeeding among a
Haiti The public health nurse in tornado relief national sample of mothers (Pesa
Intergenerational concepts of (MacMaster) 72 and Shelton) 120
adolescent sexuality: implications Historical records Integrative health services
for community-based reproductive Saving our stories (Abrams) 77
Integrative health care: the revolution
health care with Haitian (Editorial) is upon us (Schroeder and Likkel)
immigrants (DeSantis et al) 102 Home care services 233 (Editorial)
Health promotion Alternative measures of resource Interprofessional education
A comparison of urban versus rural consumption in home care Interprofessional education for
experiences of nurses volunteering episodes (Madigan and Fortinsky) undergraduate students (Russell
to promote health in churches 198 and Hymans) 254
(Chase-Ziolek and Striepe) 270 Changes in the work and motivation of
The effectiveness of health promotion staff delivering home care services
Japan
counseling to family caregivers in Finland (Laamanen et al) 60
Public health nursing in Japan: new
(Chen) 125 Implementing nurse home visitation
opportunities for health promotion
An explanatory model of variables programs (Hanks and Smith) 235
(Murashima et al) 133
influencing health promotion A survey of home nursing services in
behaviors in smoking and Taiwan (Shyu et al) 432
Korea
nonsmoking college students Telehome care: technology triumphs
(Martinelli) 263 (Rinke) 375 (Editorial) The effects of a walking exercise
*‘God brought all these churches Homelessness program on physical function and
together’’: issues in developing Peer Education Project with persons emotional state of elderly Korean
religion-health partnerships in an who have experienced women (Shin) 146
Appalachian community homelessness (Connor et al) 367
(Simpson and King) 41 Hospitalization Law enforcement
Health-enhancing behaviors correlated Use of the SF-36 to identify community Issues in balancing teenage clients’
with breastfeeding among a dwelling rural elderly at risk for confidentiality and reporting
450 Indexes
statutory rape among Kansas Title Health-enhancing behaviors correlated Peer Education Project
X Clinic staff (Miller et al) 329 with breastfeeding among a Peer Education Project with persons
Lifestyle national sample of mothers (Pesa who have experienced
Predictors of health promotion lifestyle and Shelton) 120 homelessness (Connor et al) 367
among three ethnic groups of Mom Empowerment, Too! (ME2): a Perceptions
elderly rural women in Taiwan program for young mothers Perceived ownership in a community
(Wang) 321 involved in substance abuse coalition (Armbruster et al) 17
(Baldwin et al) 376 Physical activity; see Exercise
Managed care programs Social support provided by public Population studies
The development and implementation health nurses and the coping of Bringing the population into focus: a
of a population-based intervention first-time mothers with child care natural development in
model for public health nursing (Tarkka et al) 114 community health nursing
practice (Kosidlak) 311 Motivation practice. Part I (Diekemper et al) 3
Quantifying client need for care in the Changes in the work and motivation of The development and implementation
community: a strategy for staff delivering home care services of a population-based intervention
managed care (Hays et al) 246 in Finland (Laamanen et al) 60 model for public health nursing
Mentors practice (Kosidlak) 311
The adolescent parenting program: Need for care; see Health services needs Sharpening the focus on populations:
improving outcomes through and demands an international community health
mentorship (Flynn) 182 Neglect nursing approach. Part II
Mexico Public heaith nursing in Children’s (Diekemper et al) 11
Health and quality of life within
Protective Services (Smart) 390 Poverty
Colonias settlements along the Northwest Indians; see Indians, Community Health Workers:
United States and Mexico border American examining the helper therapy
(Davidhizar and Bechtel) 301
Nursing Minimum Data Set principle (Roman et al) 87
Millennium
Describing parish nurse practice using **God brought all these churches
Millennium mania (Shamansky) 155 the Nursing Minimum Data Set together”’: issues in developing
(Editorial) (Coenen et al) 412 religion-health partnerships in an
Models
Appalachian community
Community health nursing practice and
Ontario; see Canada (Simpson and King) 41
the Roy Adaptation Model
Oral health Health and quality of life within
(Dixon) 290
The development and implementation An oral health promotion module for Colonias settlements along the
the primary health care nursing United States and Mexico border
of a population-based intervention
course in Acornhoek, South Africa (Davidhizar and Bechtel) 301
model for public health nursing
practice (Kosidlak) 311 (Ogunbodede et al) 351 Implementing nurse home visitation
An explanatory model of variables Organizational values programs (Hanks and Smith) 235
influencing health promotion Reconstructing organizational culture: Peer Education Project with persons
behaviors in smoking and a process using multiple who have experienced
nonsmoking college students perspectives (Cameron and Wren) homelessness (Connor et al) 367
(Martinelli) 263 96 Practice guidelines
Improving client outcomes through Ownership Public health nursing practice
differentiated practice: a rural Perceived ownership in a community guidelines: an evaluation of
nursing center model (Anderko et coalition (Armbruster et al) 17 dissemination and use (Lia-
al) 168 Hoagberg et al) 397
A model for building collective Parenting; see also Mothers Pregnancy
capacity in community-based The adolescent parenting program: Community Health Workers:
programs: the Elderly In Need improving outcomes through examining the helper therapy
Project (Moyer et al) 205 mentorship (Flynn) 182 principle (Roman et al) 87
Mom Empowerment, Too! Parish nurse practice. Pregnancy outcome
Mom Empowerment, Too! (ME2): a Describing parish nurse practice using Residential status and birth outcomes:
program for young mothers the Nursing Minimum Data Set is the rural/urban distinction
involved in substance abuse (Coenen et al) 412 adequate? (Hulme and Blegen)
(Baldwin et al) 376 Patient outcome 176
Mothers Improving client outcomes through Public health nursing; see also
The adolescent parenting program: differentiated practice: a rural Community health nursing
improving outcomes through nursing center model (Anderko et The development and implementation
mentorship (Flynn) 182 al) 168 of a population-based intervention
Indexes 451
model for public health nursing Residential status experiences with physical activity
practice (Kosidlak) 311 Residential status and birth outcomes: in their daily lives (Nies et al) 23
The public health nurse in tornado relief is the rural/urban distinction Sexuality
(MacMaster) 72 (Historic article) adequate? (Hulme and Blegen) Intergenerational concepts of
Public health nursing and immunization 176 adolescent sexuality: implications
surveillance (Zahner) 384 Resource consumption for community-based reproductive
Public health nursing in Children’s Alternative measures of resource health care with Haitian
Protective Services (Smart) 390 consumption in home care immigrants (DeSantis et al) 102
Public health nursing in Japan: new episodes (Madigan and Fortinsky) SF-36
opportunities for health promotion 198 Use of the SF-36 to identify community
(Murashima et al) 133 Risk factors dwelling rural elderly at risk for
Public health nursing practice Surveillance of suicidal behavior in hospitalization (Benjamin-
guidelines: an evaluation of Kitsap County, Washington: a Coleman and Alexy) 223
dissemination and use (Lia- retrospective study (Simmons et Smoking
Hoagberg et al) 397 al) 337 An explanatory model of variables
From rhetoric to reality: the changing Use of the SF-36 to identify community influencing health promotion
face of public health nursing in dwelling rural elderly at risk for behaviors in smoking and
Southern Ontario (Rafael) 50 hospitalization (Benjamin- nonsmoking college students
Women’s health and the practice of Coleman and Alexy) 223 (Martinelli) 263
public health nurses in northern Roy Adaptation Model Tracking of avoidance of alcohol use
British Columbia (Leipert) 280 Community health nursing practice and and smoking behavior in a fifth
the Roy Adaptation Model grade cohort over three years
Quality of life (Dixon) 290 (Felton et al) 32
Health and quality of life within Rural health Social support
Colonias settlements along the A cholesterol intervention program for Social support provided by public
United States and Mexico border public health nurses in the rural health nurses and the coping of
(Davidhizar and Bechtel) 301 Southeast: description of the first-time mothers with child care
intervention, study design, and (Tarkka et al) 114
Rape baseline results (Keyserling et al) Social work
Issues in balancing teenage clients’ 156 Interprofessional education for
confidentiality and reporting A comparison of urban versus rural undergraduate students (Russell
statutory rape among Kansas Title experiences of nurses volunteering and Hymans) 254
X Clinic staff (Miller et al) 329 to promote health in churches South Africa
Records (Chase-Ziolek and Striepe) 270 An oral health promotion module for
The Client Encounter Form: conceptual Health and quality of life within the primary health care nursing
development, reliability analysis, Colonias settlements along the course in Acornhoek, South Africa
and clinical applications (Bear and United States and Mexico border (Ogunbodede et al) 351
Holcomb) 79 (Davidhizar and Bechtel) 301 Spouse abuse
Religion Improving client outcomes through Public health nurses’ responses to
A comparison of urban versus rural differentiated practice: a rural domestic violence: a report from
experiences of nurses volunteering nursing center model (Anderko et the Enhanced Domestic Abuse
to promote health in churches al) 168 Intervention Project (Shepard et
(Chase-Ziolek and Striepe) 270 Residential status and birth outcomes: al) 359
Describing parish nurse practice using is the rural/urban distinction Statutory rape; see Rape
the Nursing Minimum Data Set adequate? (Hulme and Blegen) Storytelling
(Coenen et al) 412 176 Articulating the culture and tradition of
‘**God brought all these churches Tracking of avoidance of alcohol use community health nursing
together”: issues in developing and smoking behavior in a fifth (SmithBattle et al) 215
religion-health partnerships in an grade cohort over three years Saving our stories (Abrams) 77
Appalachian community (Felton et al) 32 (Editorial)
(Simpson and King) 41 Use of the SF-36 to identify community Students, college
Reproductive health care dwelling rural elderly at risk for An explanatory model of variables
Intergenerational concepts hospitalization (Benjamin- influencing health promotion
of adolescent sexuality: Coleman and Alexy) 223 behaviors in smoking and
implications for community-based nonsmoking college students
reproductive health care with (Martinelli) 263
Haitian immigrants (DeSantis Sedentary lifestyle Students, nursing
et al) 102 African American women’s Expanding urban learning experiences
452 Indexes
for non-traditional students Tornados Walking
(Shiber) 228 The public health nurse in tornado The effects of a walking exercise
Interprofessional education for relief (MacMaster) 72 (Historic program on physical function and
undergraduate students (Russell article) emotional state of elderly Korean
and Hymans) 254 Tuberculosis women (Shin) 146
An oral health promotion module for Evaluation of the effectiveness of a Water
the primary health care nursing directly observed therapy program County drought relief: a public health
course in Acornhoek, South Africa with Vietnamese tuberculosis nurse’s problem (Wharton) 307
(Ogunbodede et al) 351 patients (Mac et al) 426 (Historic article)
Substance abuse Wellness profile
Mom Empowerment, Too! (ME2): a Urban health Wellness profile of midlife women with
program for young mothers A comparison of urban versus a chronic illness (Paul and
involved in substance abuse rural experiences of nurses Weinert) 341
(Baldwin et al) 376 volunteering to promote health in Women; see also Mothers
Suicide churches (Chase-Ziolek and African American women’s
Surveillance of suicidal behavior in Striepe) 270 experiences with physical activity
Kitsap County, Washington: a Expanding urban learning experiences in their daily lives (Nies et al) 23
retrospective study (Simmons et for non-traditional students The effects of a walking exercise
al) 337 (Shiber) 228 program on physical function and
Residential status and birth outcomes: emotional state of elderly Korean
Taiwan is the rural/urban distinction women (Shin) 146
Predictors of health promotion lifestyle adequate? (Hulme and Blegen) Mom Empowerment, Too! (ME2): a
among three ethnic groups of 176 program for young mothers
elderly rural women in Taiwan involved in substance abuse
(Wang) 321 Vaccination (Baldwin et al) 376
A survey of home nursing services in Public health nursing and immunization Predictors of health promotion lifestyle
Taiwan (Shyu et al) 432 surveillance (Zahner) 384 among three ethnic groups of
Teaching; see also Education, nursing Venn diagrams elderly rural women in Taiwan
Academic challenge: teacher burnout The Venn diagram: a metaphor for life (Wang) 321
. . (Graham) 309 (Editorial) (Shamansky and Graham) | Public health nurses’ responses to
Technology (Editorial) domestic violence: a report from
Telehome care: technology triumphs Vietnam the Enhanced Domestic Abuse
(Rinke) 375 (Editorial) Evaluation of the effectiveness Intervention Project (Shepard et
Teenagers; see Adolescence of a directly observed therapy al) 359
Telecommunications program with Vietnamese We'lness profile of midlife women with
Telehome care: technology triumphs tuberculosis patients (Mac et al) a chronic illness (Paul and
(Rinke) 375 (Editorial) 426 Weinert) 341
Title X Violence Women’s health and the practice of
Issues in balancing teenage clients’ Public health nurses’ responses to public health nurses in northern
confidentiality and reporting domestic violence: a report from British Columbia (Leipert) 280
statutory rape among Kansas the Enhanced Domestic Abuse
Title X Clinic staff (Miller et al) Intervention Project (Shepard et Year 2000
329 al) 359 Millennium mania (Shamansky) 155
Index to Volume 16: Hanks CA, 235 Rinke LT, 375
Author Happola A, 60 Robertson JF, 168
Hatono Y, 133 Roman LA, 87
Hays BJ, 246 Rudolph MJ, 351
Abbott KA, 376 Holcomb L, 79 Russell KM, 254
Abrams SE, 77 Hosking JD, 156
Alexy B, 223 Hui ZD, 140 Sather L, 246
Ammerman AS, 156 Hulme PA, 176 Saunders RP, 32
Anderko L, 168 Hymans D, 254 Schaffer M, 397
Armbruster C, 17 Nloya JI, 351 Schank MJ, 412
Asahara K, 133 Schroeder CA, 233
Atwood JR, 156 Kenney L, 329 Shamansky SL, 1, 155
Keyserling TC, 156 Shao J-H, 432
Baldwin JH, 376 King MG, 41 Shelton MM, 120
Bear M, 79 Kosidlak JG, 311 Shepard MF, 359
Bechtel GA, 301 Krasny C, 156 Shiber S, 228
Benjamin-Coleman R, 223 Shin Y, 146
Blegen MA, 176 Laamanen R, 60 Shoemaker AL, 87
Brady J, 17 Laippala P, 114 Shyu Y-IL, 432
Leipert B, 280
Brommels M, 60 Simmons NA, 337
Broms U, 60 Lewis HA, 351 Simpson MR, 41
Brown-Tezera B, 367 Lia-Hoagberg B, 397 Sinnett K, 102
Bunn H, 140 Liao M-N, 432 Smart JD, 390
Likkel J, 233 Smith J, 235
Cameron G, 96 Lindsay JK, 87 SmithBattle L, 3, 11, 215
Carr CA, 426 Ling CG, 367 Smith-Campbell B, 405
Chase-Ziolek M, 270 Strickland CJ, 190
Mac JT, 426
Chen M-Y, 125 MacLean L, 205 Striepe J, 270
Coenen A, 412 MacMaster J, 72 Strohschein S, 397
Conger CO, 376 Madigan EA, 198
Connor A, 367 Marshall ES, 376 Tarkka M-T, 114
Cook T, 23 Martinelli AM, 263 Tasheff J, 329
Coristine M, 205 Matheus R, 412 Thomas JT, 102
Thompson N, 17
Mei WC, 140
Davidhizar R, 301 Trost S, 32
Meyer M, 205
DeSantis L, 102 Tsotsi NM, 351
Miller C, 329
Diekemper M, 3, 11, 215 Tuttle J, 367
Miller HL, 329
Dixon EL, 290
Moore JS, 87
Doordan A, 426 Uscian M, 168
Moyer A, 205
Dowda M, 32
Murazhima S, 133
Drake MA, 3, 11, 215 Vollman M, 23
Drevdahl D, 417 Nies MA, 23
Wang H-H, 321
Edwards N, 140 Ogunbodede EO, 351 Ward DS, 32
Elliott BA, 359 Parsons MA, 32 Weinert C, 341
Pate RR, 32 Weis DM, 412
Falk DR, 359 Wharton AL, 307
Paul L, 341
Felton G, 32 Paunonen M, 114 Whyte N, 133
Flynn L, 182 Worthy BH, 156
Pesa JA, 120
Fortinsky RH, 198 Peters DA, 246 Wren AM, 96
Peterson JW, 337
Gale B, 17 Yang C-L, 432
Graham KY, 1, 309 Rafael ARF, 50
Rawlings A, 376 Zahner SJ, 384
Hale C, 337 Regal RR, 359 Zayed H, 156