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INDEX U.S. Supreme Court Decision on NLRB KSNA News. January: 8-9; February: 16-17; Rulemaking. (Roberts). May: 7 March: IBC; April: 8-9; May: 6; June/July: Volume 66 January-December 1991 6-7; August: 10-11; October: 16-17; Elderly/Geriatrics November/December: 12 This index lists material in the 1991 issues Agewell: A Nursing Directed Program. KSNA Nominees. August: 6-9 of the Kansas Nurse. Articles are listed al- (Leiker). June/July: 4 Resolution Resolved 90-4 Global Warming. phabetically by topic with the exception of My Friend Beth Age 92. (Clancy). June/July: October: 10-11 Board Briefs and Legislative Updates, which 8-9 are listed chronologically. Each entry gives Recognizing Alcohol Abuse in the Elderly. KSNA Convention the titles, author, issue, and page on which (Carson). June/July: 1 Association Platform 1991-1992. Septem- the article begins. The author index follows Update on the Alzheimers’ Association. ber: 2 the subject index. Both primary and joint (Blaser). June/July: 2 Convention Schedule. September 2-3 authors are listed. Business Meeting Standing Rules. Septem- Graduate Nurses ber: 4 Subject Index Rx for Good Relations with Graduate Nurses. AIDS (Bailey). November/December: 17 Legislative/Lobbying DATL Highlights. March: 10 AIDS Prevention Education in Topeka Schools. (Nauman). January: 2 Guide to Lobbying. January: 11 Health Care Reform Important Legislative Telephone Numbers. Clinical Nurse Specialist in HIV Care. A Perspective Analysis of the Canadian Sys- February: 11 (Simmons/Borgdon). January: 6 tem and the Oregon Health Care Act. Legislative Chairpersons Directory. Febru- HIV/AIDS: Is it gone yet? (Bray/Gilman). Janu- (Evans). April: 6 ary: 11 ary: 1 Nursing’s Agenda for Health Care Reform. Legislative Decision Making Policy and Pro- Kansas AIDS Education and Training Cen- August: 16 cedure. February: 12 ter. (Cooney/Robinson). January: 4 Platform 1991-1992. September: 5 Rap Message on AIDS. (Brown). January: Homelessness House Bill NO. 2531 Community Based IBC Characteristics and Health Needs of Home- Reduction of Teenage Pregnancy. Sep- less Persons. (Jeffers/Scott). October: 4-5 tember: 26 ANA Deinstitutionalization of the Chronically 1991 Search for Excellence Nomination. Mentally Ill in Kansas. (Byrne) October: Mental Illness_ January: 3 House of Delegates Report. August: 15 15 Deinstitutionalization of the Chronically Homelessness in America’s Heartland. Mentally tll in Kansas. (Byrne) October: (Jeffers/Lakores/Moss). October: 1-2 15 Awards and Prizes Nursing Directed Health Care with the Army Nurse Corps Spirit of Nursing Award. Homeless Population. (Tracy/Sanders). Membership Recruitment May: 5 Nurse of the Month: (Grimes) May: 8; October: 12-13 and November/Decem- Convention Targeted Recruitment Drive. ber: 15 May: 13 (Derousseau) August: 14 Awards Criteria: Florence J. Nelson; Media; Kansas Nurses Foundation Music Therapy AJN/Writing Feb: 19 Function of Foundation. February: 19 Music’s Effect on Stress-Related Responses Awards Deadline. February: 10; April: 3; Composition of Board. February: 20 During Surgery. (Kopp). October: 4-5 June/July: 6; KNF Scholarship Recipients. October: 3 National Nurses Week Board of Directors Kansas Association of Nursing Students Nurses Care for America Memorbilia Order Board Liaison Criteria. February: 20 Executive Board 1991-1992 Application. March: 11 Board Briefs. (November) March: 3; (June) District Activities. June/July: 10 August: 14; (August) November/Decem- Kansas Nursing Student Scholarship ber: 9 Recruiting and Retaining Nursing Students Patient Falls in the Kansas Nursing Student Scholar- Ban “A” Fall A Nursing Innovation to Re- Case Management ship Program. (McCurdy). April: 19 ducing Patient Falls. (Zepp). October: 13 Community-Based Nurse Case Management: Meeting Patient, Physician, and Hospital KSNA Pediatric Nursing Demands. (Rogers/Weyant/Weyant). Annual Reports Deadline. April: 8 Adolescent Babysitters Face a Formidable May: 8 F Annual Reports: districts, committees, coun- Task. (Nelick). August:1 Computers/Automation cils, conference, liason groups. Septem- Denver Il Replaces the Denver Develop- ber: 6-16 mental Screening Test, (Pfannenstiel/ Data Rich - Information Poor: Designing Bylaw Revisions. September: 19 Lawhorn). May: 4 Computer Systems to Support Nursing’s Council, Conference, and Committee Di- Healthy Youth 2000. May: 2 Information Needs.(Denger/McHugh/ rectory. February: 11 Stressors Perceived by Parents of Children Cole) March: 1 Chairperson Responsibilities. February: 20 Experiencing Ambulatory Surgery. (Shutt). Automated Care Plan/Kardex Provides Flex- Function of Standing Committees, Councils May: 1 ibility and Reliability. (Winters/Murphy) and Conference Groups. Feb: 20 March: 4 Consent to Serve Announcement. June/July: Position Papers/Statements Bedside Computers Acutalized: A User Per- 6 Use of Unlicensed Personnel. January: 9 spective. (Tietze). March: 8 Conference Group Criteria & Nominating Use of Corporal Punishment in Kansas Managing Multiple Data Elements Through Chairpersons Directory. October: 10 Schools. May: IBC Optical Scanning Technology. (Schoon- District Spotlight. (district 19) April: 12; (dis- over-Shoffner/ Klingsporn). April: 7 trict 16) June/July: 9; (district 9) Novem- President’s Messages ber/December: 9 President’s Message. (Sheverbush). January: Economic and General Welfare Proposed Resolutions. September: 20-24 5; February: 10; April: 18; May: 12; June/ KSNA’s Response to Proposal 48- Retention Resolutions Policy and Procedure. Febru- July: 5; September: 1; (Hinds). October: of State Health Care Workers. (Teele). ary: 12 7; November/December: 7 May: 3 19 The Kansas Nurse, November-December, 1991 Professional Issues Cooney, James P. Nelick, Kathryn S. Policies, Practice, and Issues Briefs. January: The Kansas AIDS Education and Training Adolescent Babysitters Face A Formidable 10; February: 15; March: 12; April: 13; Center. jt auth See Robinson, Michael. Task. August: 1-2 May: 11; June/July: 11; August: 12; Sep- January: 4-5 tember: 18; October: 18-19; November/ P December: 13 D Pfannenstiel, Diana Kansas Each Project. October: 8-9 Denger, Sue The Denver Il Replaces Denver Develop- The Galena Project. (Evans). October: 20- jt auth See McHugh, M. ment Screening Test. jt auth See Lawhorn, 21 Kathleen. May: 1-2 E Self Nurturance Evans, Sylvia R Self-Nurturance: The Nurse Needs It Also. Nursing in Haiti, Martha Hutcheson’s Story. Robinson, Michael J. (Sullivan). November/December: 1-2 April: 10 jt auth See Cooney, James P. Simple Tools for Self Nurturance. (Snarr). Evans, Sylvia Rogers, Michael November/December: 4-5 The Galena Project. October: 20 Community-Based Nurse Case Management: Tips for Self Nurturing: Priorities, Models Meeting Patient, Physician, and Hospital and Axioms. (Homan). November/De- G Demands. jt auth See Weyant, Jeannie cember: 8 Gilman, Joseph W. and Daniel. May: 8-9 jt auth See Bray, Lesa School Nursing S AIDS Prevention Education in Topeka H Sanders, Gyneth Schools. (Nauman). January: 2 Hanson, Connie jt auth See Tracy, Rita Public Health Nurse as Refugee Advocate. Transcultural Nursing Scott, Rebecca April: 1 Health Teaching in the Context of Culture: Characteristics and Health Needs of Home- Nursing in East Africa. (Blair). April: 4 Homan, Karla P. less Persons in an Urban Agency. jt auth International Psychiatric Nursing Delegates: Tips for Self-Nurturing: Priorities, Models See Jeffers, Jeanette. October: 4-5 A Visit to China. (Bowling). April: 14 and Axioms. November/December: 8 Public Health Nurse as Refugee Advocate. Shutt, Edith E. (Hanson). April: 1 J Stressors Perceived by Parents of Children Experiencing Ambulatory Surgery. May: Jeffers, Jeanette M jt auth See Scott, Rebecca 1-2 Simmons, Larry Jeffers, Jeanette M Author Index The Clinical Nurse Specialist in H!V Care. jt jt auth See LaKores, Denise auth See Borgdon, Cynthia. January: 6-7 B K Snarr, Carol Bailey, Julie Kopp, Mary Simple Tools For Self-Nurturance. Novem- Rx for Good Relations with Graduate Nurses. Music’s Affect on Stress Related Responses ber/December: 4-5 November/December: 17 During Surgery. August: 4-5 Sullivan, Betty Blair, Jodi L Self-Nurturance: The Nurse Needs It Also. Health Teaching in the Context of Culture: LaKores, Denise November/December: 1-2 Nursing in East Africa. April: 4 Homeless in America’s Heartland: Health Perceptions of the Homeless. jt auth See T Bonnel, Wanda B. Jeffers, Jeanette, and Moss, Elizabeth. Tietze, Mari Update on the Alzheimer’s Association. June- October: 1-2 Bedside Computers Actualized: A User Per- July: 2 spective. March 8-9 Lawhorn, Kathleen Borgdon, Cynthia jt auth See Pfannenstiel, Diana Tracy, Rita jt auth See Simmons, Larry Nursing Directed Health Care with the Bowling, Sharon Leiker, Marie Homeless Population. jt auth See Sand- International Psychiatric Nursing Delegates: Agewell: A Nursing Directed Program. June- ers, Gyneth. October: 12-13 and No- A Visit to China. April: 14 July: 4 vember/December 15-16 Bray, Lesa M WwW HIV/AIDS: Is it gone yet? jt auth See Gilman, McHugh, M. Weyant, Daniel J. Joseph. January: 1-2 Data Rich — Information Poor: Designing jt auth See Rogers, Michael Computer Systems to Support Nursing Bryne, Canda Information Needs. jt auth See Denger, Weyant, Jennie Deinstitutionalization of the Chronic Men- Sue, and Cole, Dee. March: 1-2 jt auth See Rogers, Michael tally Ill in Kansas. October: 15 Moss, Elizabeth J. Winters, Mary Cc jt auth See LaKores, Denise Automated Care Plan/Kardex Provides Flex- Carson Ellen K. ibility and Reliability. jt auth See Murphy, Recognizing Alcohol Abuse in the Elderly. Murphy, Sharon Sharon. March: 4-7 jt auth See Winters, Mary June-July: 1 Z Clancy, Barbara N Zepp, Sharon My Friend Beth, Age 92. April: 8 Nauman, Lu Ann Ban “A” Fall: A Nursing Innovation to Re- AIDS Prevention Education in Topeka Pub- ducing Patient Falls. August: 14 Cole, Dee lic School. January: 2 jt auth See McHugh, M. 20 The Kansas Nurse, November-December, 1991 oot