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Rehabilitation Index of 2004 Articles NURSING This index of articles is divided into two parts. The first part lists articles by topic in this format: title, author(s), tables and figures if any, date, volume, issue, page range, and number of references. Continuing education articles are indicated by the abbre viation (CEU). The second part of the index lists the articles by author Index by Subject Communication Fear—In Old Age Making connec tor n a high-tect MW fallir ihe Miller § editorial) 2004 Sep-Oct prevalence, nsk factor Accidental Falis Cancer Fatigue—Therapy Fear of falling in older adult le to it Clinical consultation. How d prevalence, risk factors, and consequencs tigue in cancer patient Wi Constraint-Induced Therapy itt CP et iarts) 2004 ase stud 004 J Curr } j What mstr nm ndu Fibromyalgia—Nursing Taf ‘ xk DM (is J \ {( for the } patient with fibron 4 Cardiac Patients nfluencing refer Consumer Attitudes tal) (tables Support 2004 Nov-Dec: 29(6): 2 1 2wiS ret 1K Ay ) Accidents, Occupational—Pre- vention and Control Dementia Complications—In Reducing employee slips, trip mplovyee-assisted ' CInaterrneetg-ibavseed r Suspuppp ort Old Age ) - 2S0ta0al4 NC etDa e K€ persor Nn Strok Hwra rdirefn esr s Aggression—Prevention and May-Jun: 29(3): 9 Mi "4 Control Cerebral Palsy—Rehabilita- tion—In Infancy and Childhood Depression—Prevention and Health Policy Control ( on Miller E) (editorial) 2004 Mar-Apr 1 1] [publish A phasia REHABIL NURS — Health Promotion—In Old Age Perspect D 1 h th promot " Association of Rehabilitation ( Health Screening Nurses i REHABIL NURS 6) (Weeks SK eta jucavion int Attitude to Disability Yetzer EA) (CEI 2004 May-J B ie N l Heart Assist Devices—Rehabili- Attitude to Illness tation Disabled - Bind 14 N D Bacterial Colonization } ) H Hip Fractures—Mortality p fracture pat Chronic Disease—Psychosocial : Factors Bandages and Dressings i How do we manage crit Education, Nursing, Continuing i { ‘ a Sepn-) Ergonomics—Standards \ OSHA Home Health Care Coding aEetsh ics, Nursiiens g 4N Black T 14 Jan-t Home Nursing, Professional 04M Apr ) 4¢ f S ncermns for rehabilitation nur Cognition Disorders— Complications Family—Information Needs } , rok i ¢ ‘ Pierce LI 29. Number 6 * November/December 2004 231 Homemaker Services Posture—In Old Age Job experiences of persona Effects of wheelchair px OnsuTieT-air) ecte Dr N " Oy ¢ 6 i Priseners—Psychosocial Fac- tors Perspect Hospitals, Veterans 14M Br Nursing Home Patients ] yt Rehabilitation Nursing—Ethical t Issues Professional Practice, Evidence- { ) ( ( Based Internet I Nursing Organizations ” O\c cup! atiOoSnHaAl ! Safety QInu aAddroilpelsecgenicae— Rehabilitation— RM ehabilit} ation Nurs} inge—Trends P. . A ‘ t) Intuition Rehabilitation Patients The fa Quality of Life \ S I Patient Attitudes Referral and Consultation Life Style Changes—In Old Age Factor f Dynar ! ihr A\ J CEI Listserv J I R bNurs¢ S i. Rehabilitation, Cardiac LISTSERV Patient Discharge —aRLEY son TLC et CEl 2004 M \ Rehabilitation Patients—Ethical Macular Degeneration Optimizing the functionalit Issues Patient Education { p CEI Mi 2004M Patient Positioning—In Infancy Rehabilitation Patients—Psy- OMregmabneirzsahtiiopn—sP rofessional and Childhood M Jur c( hosocial Factors \ Rehabilitation Nursing p on tt Multiple Sclerosis—Psychoso- Patient Safety cial Factors i nultiple sclerosis (B 2004 N D re Neoplasms—Complications Clinical consultation. H Nurse Attitudes RehabNurse-| ; Respiration—Physiology—In LISTSER\ Infancy and Childhood Pickwickian Syndrome—Reha- bilitation 004 N D Nurse-Patient Relations Rural Areas Current ( ' Political Participation KM Spinal Cord Injuries Support, Psychosocial Wandering Behavior—Preven- c H i tion and Control—In Old Age j Sid Scoliosis—Rehabilitation—In Adolescence x Peran Wheelchairs Sep-O; , lechnology Seating Spirituality lreatment Refusal—Ethical Issues Spouses—Psychosocial Factors ’ Women 4 N : United States Occupational Self Care Safety and Health Administra- St, roke Patients tion—Standards Work Experiences Sexuality Urinary Catheterization— Education Wound Care Siblings—Education Urination Disorders—Therapy Silver Compounds—Therapeu- tic Use Index by Author Rehabilitation Nursing « Volume 29, Number 6 * November/December 2004 233 L N S The mpson TLC See: Pierce LI Lawrie B, Jillings C: Assessing and ad Nathenson P: Adapting OSHA ergonomic Schaefer KM: Caring for the patient with fi Tinari MA See: Whitmer K dressing inappropriate sexual behavior guidelines to the rehabilitation setting (ta bromyalgia: the rehabilitation nurse's role Tomkowiak J, Gunderson AJ: Clinical con in brain-injured clients (CEL tables bles/charts) 2004 Jul-Aug: 29(4): 127 (CEU) 2004 Mar-Apr, 29(2): 49-(5555 re f) sultation. How do we ethically manage pa charts) 2004 Jan-Feb; 29( 1): 9-13 (7 ref 30414 ret Schillo L See: Hill W tients who refuse therapy? (case study) LeForge L See: Staal € Nelson A: Patient safety in rehabilitation nurs- Schmelzer M See: Heid HG 2004 May-Jun; 29(3): 77, 89 (7 ref) Lehman CA: Current issues. Are you a life ing (editorial) 2004 Nov-Dec; 29(6): 182 SidersC , Nelson A, Brown LM, Joseph| , Al Tomkowiak JM See: Gunderson AJ long learner? 2004 Sep-Oct; 29(5 144-5 (6 ret gase D, Beattie E, Verbosky-Cadena S V (5 ref) Nelson A See: Bass E; Siders ¢ Evidence for implementing nonpharma Verbosky-Cadena S See: Siders ( iechty JA, Garber DW Perspectiy es. Deal Nowicki M See: Summers J cological interventions for wandering ing with aphasia: three simple rules (anec (CEU, research, systematic review, tables/ Ww O dote) 2004 Jan-Feb; 29(1): 3-4 charts) 2004 Nov-Dec: 29(6): 195-206 (48 Walton J, Craig C,D erwinski-RobinsonB , Wein Olson RS See: White MJ utz BJ: Determinants of discharge desti ref) ertC : | am not alone: spirituality of chronical nation for stroke patients (CEU, research P Staal C, White B, Brasser LeForge I ly ill rural dwellers (research, tables/charts tables/charts) 2004 Sep-Oct; 29(5): 154 Penprase B See: Thompson TLC Diouhy A, Gabier J: Reducing employee 2004 Sep-Oct; 25): 164-8 (18 ref) 63 (17 ref) Pierce LL. Finn MG, Steiner V: Families deal slips, trips, and falls d j , nployee-as Weeks SK, Krafft LR: Clinical consultation ing with stroke desire information about self sisted patient activities (tables/charts com Are we overlooking comorbid depression? M care needs (CEU, research, tables/charts) menta2r00y4 ) Nov-Dec; 29(6): 211-214 [corrected] [published erratum appears in McGrory A, Remington R: Optimizing the 2004 Jan-Feb: 29( 1): 14-7 (19 ref) 23(50 re f) REHABIL NURS 2004 May-Jun; 29(3):76 functionality of clients with age-related Pierce LL. Steiner V.G ovoni AL, Hicks B Stahovich M, Chillcott S, Ferber | Manage 2004 Mar-Apr, 292): 41, 48 (14 ref mmeanctualrayr dbeyg enSeercarteisotn ...J A (CiEnIc ludicnogm mceonn bTahsoedm pssoupnp orTtL C, for Frnueradle mcaanreng ivMe:r s Inotfe rmpeetr amsesnitst odf evaidculet p(acta ients with letfotr iavle,n trtiacbulleasr WWeerinneerr t DCC SeSee:e : WaBlatsos n E J; Hill W t9a0r-y,4 t(a1b8l erse/fc) harts) 2004 May-Jun; 29 sons with stroke shows promise (research charts) 2004 May 0-(34 re f) White B See: Staal ¢ tables/charts) 2 ay-Jun; 293): 95-9 Steiner V See: Pier White MJ, Olson RS: Factors affecting mem Miller E:M oving ahead in rehabilitation nurs ing (editorial) 2004 Jan-Feb; 29( 1): 2 103 (34 ret Stiller JJ, Holt MM tors influencing re bership in specialty nursing organizations Preston K: Resource reviews. Take control ferral of cardiac p r cardiac reha research, tables/charts) 2004 Jul-Aug Miller E: Practice and politics: shaping pub multimedia guide to spinal cord injury, vol bilitation includ nmentary by Neal 2% 4): 131-7 (18r ef lic policy (editorial) 2004 Mar-Apr, 29(2 mes 4. 2004 Sep-Oct; 29(5): 180 LJ (CEU, comment research, ta Whitmer K, Tinari MA, Barsevick AM: Clin Mill3e8r (4 E:re fT hrough the patient Purk JK: Support groups: why do peoplea t bies/charts) 200 29 18-23 ical consultation. How do we manz 27r ef tigue in Cancer patients? (case study rial) 2004 May-Jun; 29(3 Stout BJ See: ¢ Jul-Aug; 29(4): 112-3 Miller t Why rehabilitation nursing Summer Wolf SL See: Aycock DM a difference editorial 29(4): 110(5 ref) ¥ Miller E: Making connections ina hig er EA: Incorporating foot care education world (editorial) 2004 Sep-Oct; 2% into diabetic foot screening (CEU, picto 15(35 r ef nial, tables/charts) 2004 May-Jun; 29 80-4 (21 ref in LISTSERV 234 Rehabilitation Nursing