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Medicine & Healthcare: Nursing Index

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Description of Paper (Year Written) (Nbr Pages) (Nbr Notes/Citations) (Nbr Sources) ($=Price)

Patient Report
Discusses nursing care for a double- leg- amputee suffering severe burns, psychological and other variables in rehabilitation.    Written in 1978,   9 pages,   $80.55
Maternal and Child Nursing
Discusses the field of maternal and child health before, during and after childbirth and the services available to both.    Written in 1978,   6 pages,  4 notes,  7 sources,   $53.70
Experiences as a Volunteer in a Nursing Home
Subjective report on and feelings about the aging personalities within.    Written in 1978,   7 pages,  3 sources,   $62.65
Instructional Media in Nursing Education
Notes the use of audio visuals, film, television and graphics.    Written in 1978,   7 pages,  8 notes,  6 sources,   $62.65
Professional Nursing Programs
A discussion of administrative processes, legal aspects, expanded educational programs and economic security for the nurse as a professional person.    Written in 1978,   10 pages,  6 notes,  10 sources,   $89.50
Communication Between Nurses and Their Patients
Discusses the shift from purely physical care to more in- depth nursing care to include psychological care as well.    Written in 1978,   4 pages,  3 notes,  4 sources,   $35.80
The Origins of Acupuncture and Its Relevance to Nursing
Supports further exploration of this valuable method for treating ills as an alternative to drug therapy.    Written in 1978,   10 pages,  9 notes,  7 sources,   $89.50
Florence Nightingale by Smith, Women Gain a Place in Medicine, The Emergence of Modern Nursing and the History of Nursing.
A group of reviews focusing on history, standards, and traditions of the nurse with conclusion.    Written in 1978,   9 pages,  6 notes,  8 sources,   $80.55
The Problem of Nursing Aides
Discusses the responsibilities, problems and record keeping duties.    Written in 1978,   4 pages,  3 notes,  4 sources,   $35.80
The Non-Specifity of the Nurse Practice Act in the State of Pennsylvania
Reviews the functions of the nurse as a professional suggesting legal divisions of labor.    Written in 1978,   4 pages,  2 notes,  3 sources,   $35.80
Mental Health: The Role of the Nurse
Analyzes and defines the role of the nurse as a therapeutic agent, the role in helping the patient through stress situations, and degrees of personal involvement required of the nurse.    Written in 1979,   9 pages,  7 notes,  7 sources,   $80.55
How To Promote Social Intercourse between Patients
From the viewpoint of working in a nursing home, a design to involve patients socially and actively.    Written in 1979,   7 pages,  2 notes,  1 sources,   $62.65
A Plan For Nursing Intervention: Drug Abuse and Methadone Maintenance Center
Develops a multi-lateral plan for nursing intervention in the social and medical lives of drug abuse patients.    Written in 1979,   24 pages,  21 notes,  19 sources,   $214.80
Community Nursing
A proposed plan to offer emotional support and guidance thru community services to families in need considering behavior differences at various socio-economic levels.    Written in 1979,   10 pages,  3 notes,  10 sources,   $89.50
The Nature of Nursing Practice
Case study of a married but separated couple in drug rehab program, nurses role in assessing physical and emotional health and therapeutic plans employed.    Written in 1979,   12 pages,  10 notes,  15 sources,   $107.40
Nursing Article reviews
Concerning diploma vs. degreed nurses at accredited colleges with subjective reactions to each.    Written in 1979,   5 pages,  2 sources,   $44.75
A Comparison of Nursing Practice in Two Health Care Settings
Assesses care quality in large metropolitan v. out-patient psychiatric clinics.    Written in 1979,   5 pages,  3 notes,  3 sources,   $44.75
Communications and Basic Human Needs in Nursing
Discusses concepts of communication between nurse and patient, and the human response found in professionalism.    Written in 1979,   7 pages,  24 notes,  16 sources,   $62.65
Protective Services and Nursing Homes
An analysis of nursing home services, policies and guidelines and the nature of deciding when these services are to be offered as well as making them available.    Written in 1979,   10 pages,  14 notes,  5 sources,   $89.50
Nursing as a Profession
Looks at the role of the nurse and a personal evaluation of an individual's contribution to the profession.    Written in 1979,   6 pages,  4 sources,   $53.70
Legal Responsibilities of the Nurse
An analysis of the responsibilities of the nurse and the legal avenue of relief by the public for the failure to perform her duties or negligent care of patients.    Written in 1979,   9 pages,  12 notes,  4 sources,   $80.55
Nursing Intervention and Broken Clinic Appointments
A descriptive study of the problems from missed or broken appointments at urban health clinics.    Written in 1980,   6 pages,  3 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
Lavinia Lloyd Dock & Nursing
Examines and assesses the contributions of this nursing pioneer, noting her professionalism.    Written in 1980,   7 pages,  11 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
The Direct Application of Research to Improve Nursing Practice
Examines the effects of research in chronic diseases as instrumental in improving nursing procedures in these areas.    Written in 1980,   8 pages,  10 notes,  7 sources,   $71.60
National League For Nursing
Traces the history of this organization and its current policy along with its traditional effects on the nursing profession.    Written in 1980,   5 pages,  7 notes,  5 sources,   $44.75
Mandatory Continuing Education Of Nurses
A summary of arguments in favor of requiring continued education for nurses.    Written in 1980,   7 pages,  8 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
The American Nurses Association
History and current structure - 1978.    Written in 1978,   7 pages,  14 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
A Nurse's Observation of a Senior Citizens' Action Center In Operation
A detailed study of the Forest Hills Senior Action Center.    Written in 1981,   12 pages,  9 notes,  6 sources,   $107.40
Leadership in Nursing: The Dietician
Studies the role of dietician in the current US medical structure.    Written in 1981,   10 pages,  5 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
"Evening Telephone Call Management by Nurses, Practitioners and physicians
Examines the preconceptions of the limited role of the nursing profession has been able to play in assisting the physician in the performance of his duties.    Written in 1981,   7 pages,  5 notes,  8 sources,   $62.65
Nursing Unionization
Need for labor reform in the nursing profession.    Written in 1981,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
Independent Nurse Practitioner
New dimensions of independent nursing and private practice.    Written in 1981,   11 pages,  12 notes,  7 sources,   $98.45
Nurse Practitioners
Future of private practice and new levels of nursing.    Written in 1981,   7 pages,  12 notes,  8 sources,   $62.65
Leadership and Communication as Strategies for Effecting Change
Examines leadership and communication in hospital/clinical settings. The need to develop these traits among nurses.    Written in 1981,   8 pages,  6 notes,  11 sources,   $71.60
Labor Unions Relative to Health Care Field
A study of union activity in the health care field. recent trends, a special look at New York nursing unions.    Written in 1982,   10 pages,  6 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
Nursing Ethics and Professional Associations
A discussion of ethics for nurses and the role of professional associations in nursing ethics.    Written in 1984,   7 pages,  8 notes,  7 sources,   $62.65
The Case Against Unionization of Registered Nurses
Why nursing should not be unionized, based on nurses as public servants. Gives a history of the profession as an additional case against unionization.    Written in 1981,   8 pages,  11 notes,  10 sources,   $71.60
"Effects and Costs of Day Care For The Chronically Ill: A Randomized Experiment
A study done to determine the impact of adult day care and homemaker services on the elderly, particularly those on Medicare.    Written in 1983,   9 pages,  12 notes,  8 sources,   $80.55
An Overview of Hemophilia
Facts about hemophilia- population, symptoms, treatment, the implications for nursing.    Written in 1983,   7 pages,  7 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
Psychosocial Dimensions of Nursing
The trend to examine issues like job satisfaction and systems/management analysis in nursing; a review of literature on the subject.    Written in 1986,   12 pages,  14 notes,  11 sources,   $107.40
A Case Study in Nursing Leadership
Report on an interview with a supervisory nurse in a New York City hospital. Insights on leadership duties, styles, limitations, decision making, etc.    Written in 1984,   12 pages,  11 notes,  5 sources,   $107.40
Leadership and Communication as Strategies For Change in Nursing
How to use leadership and communication training to help the nurse as a prime mover of change in patient care.    Written in 1982,   7 pages,  10 notes,  10 sources,   $62.65
An Overview of the Medical Homecare Industry
The reasons for home health care as a practical, cost-effective alternative in medical care. Industry analysis and outlook.    Written in 1985,   6 pages,  6 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
Nursing
A brief analysis of the nurse's role in health care.    Written in 1980,   4 pages,  5 notes,  3 sources,   $35.80
The Medicaid Program: Specifics Concerning Reimbursement for Client Use of Skilled Nursing Home Facilities
Background of the Medicaid program; circumstances that call for reform; abuses in Medicaid reimbursement.    Written in 1983,   12 pages,  10 notes,  18 sources,   $107.40
The History of Nursing
The evolution of nursing from a guild to a profession, concentrating on nursing education.    Written in 1982,   6 pages,  5 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
Proposed Budgeting and Staffing of the Emergency Room at the Baptist Hospital by the Nursing Department
A study of the overall structure of an emergency room and plans to upgrade the quality of nursing care there.    Written in 1982,   10 pages,  6 notes,  6 sources,   $89.50
Providing Nursing Care to Patients With Diversified Cultural Backgrounds
Dealing with health care in a changing culture, especially the variety of ethnic and cultural groups.    Written in 1983,   11 pages,  12 notes,  10 sources,   $98.45
The Leadership Role of the Psychiatric Nurse in In-Service Education
Deals with continuing education for the psychiatric nurse- the latest therapies, treatments, etc.    Written in 1983,   6 pages,  6 sources,   $53.70
A Case in Nursing Dynamics in the Community: Theory and Practice
Elderly nursing needs and the community; case studies on how to care for elderly without sacrificing community involvement and identity.    Written in 1982,   11 pages,  10 notes,  10 sources,   $98.45
Flextime for Professional Nurses
Discussions and implications of flextime for nurses; advantages and disadvantages.    Written in 1984,   10 pages,  6 sources,   $89.50
A Nursing Research Critique
A critique of an article on the opinions of nurses on patients and drug regimens.    Written in 1984,   7 pages,   $62.65
Particulars Regarding the Problem of Medicaid Reimbursement of Nursing-Home Care for the Elderly
High costs of Medicaid programs; the impact of Medicaid on the use of medical services, especially among different socioeconomic/demographical categories; plans for improvement.    Written in 1984,   12 pages,  14 notes,  13 sources,   $107.40
An Information System for a Nursing Home: A Case Study
A case study of the analysis and implementation of a computer system for a nursing home.    Written in 1982,   14 pages,  6 notes,  5 sources,   $125.30
Nursing Care Plan Crisis Intervention
A case study in nursing crisis intervention- patient information, nursing diagnosis and intervention.    Written in 1983,   7 pages,  4 sources,   $62.65
Effects and Costs of Day Care For the Chronically Ill: A Randomized Experiment
An experiment to determine the impact of day care and homemeker services on the elderly, institutions, and Medicare.    Written in 1982,   9 pages,  12 notes,  8 sources,   $80.55
Nursing and the Bureaucracy
The nurse as a member of a system of bureaucracy and how it affects the various roles nurses play.    Written in 1982,   6 pages,  9 notes,  9 sources,   $53.70
Ethics In Nursing: Current Research
An exploration of literature on nursing ethics, management and leadership aspects of nursing, personal characteristics and coping abilities of the nurse.    Written in 1986,   6 pages,  4 notes,  5 sources,   $53.70
A Uniform Code For Nurses
A study of effective change in relation to a uniform (dress) code for nurses. A New York City hospital used as a model/case study.    Written in 1985,   13 pages,  11 notes,  7 sources,   $116.35
Two Strategies for Change in Nursing Practice
A discussion of two strategies for change in nursing practice and how the nurse may apply them. Behaviorism and Gestalt. Literature review.    Written in 1984,   7 pages,  7 notes,  5 sources,   $62.65
Strategies for Change in Nursing Education and Communication
A general examination of strategies for change in nursing with regard to teaching and communication. The role of the nurse, the administrator, the educator and the physician.    Written in 1983,   9 pages,  12 notes,  6 sources,   $80.55
The Case Against Unionization of Nurses
Why nurses should not be unionized- their public image and professionalism, the life-saving importance of their role, the status of the unionization movement; alternatives.    Written in 1982,   8 pages,  9 notes,  7 sources,   $71.60
Patient Care at a Nursing Home
Observations concerning growth and development in patient care at a contemporary nursing home. Case study to determine/evaluate the aging process.    Written in 1984,   7 pages,  6 notes,  10 sources,   $62.65
Nursing Theory as Applied to Practice
An exploration of nursing theory as it relates to clinical practice and applying Dorothea Orem's theory to the pediatric unit.    Written in 1988,   8 pages,  4 notes,  4 sources,   $71.60
Leadership/Management Problem Within a Hospital
Examines the problem of knowledge and responsibility with the head nurse position when the head nurse is inexperienced.    Written in 1988,   6 pages,  5 notes,  6 sources,   $53.70
Nursing Home Life : Long-Term Effects on Patients
Examines the transition from a familiar home and neighborhood to a new, institutional environment, the families worries about the extent and quality of care received and federal assistance relied upon by patients.    Written in 1988,   6 pages,  10 notes,  7 sources,   $53.70
Health Insurance : A Nursing Perspective
Looks at the historical development of Health Insurance, health care delivery and the nursing profession and the trend toward Universal Health Insurance.    Written in 1990,   11 pages,  14 sources,   $98.45
Chemotherapy and the Nurse's Role
Observes the expanded role of the nurse in patient care and therapy regarding chemotherapy and radiation therapy in cancer treatment.    Written in 1990,   7 pages,  6 sources,   $62.65
Nursing Burnout and its effects on Psychiatric Care
Observes the steadily increasing numbers of registered nurses leaving the medical profession due to stress, low pay and mounting frustrations of their jobs particularly in the psychiatric wards and mental hospitals.    Written in 1990,   7 pages,  7 sources,   $62.65
The Nurse Practitioner
A look at the expanded role of the Nurse Practitioner to include a great many primary health care functions which were formerly the province of physicians alone.    Written in 1990,   8 pages,  8 sources,   $71.60
Collective Bargaining for Nurses
Looks at the problems managers will have in the near future in contending with the problems facing the health profession and concessions previously ungranted to nurses.    Written in 1990,   6 pages,   $53.70
Images of Nurses : Perspectives from History, Art, and Literature by Anne Hudson Jones
A critical analysis of this work which offers an abundant quantity of information on current anf historical societal perspectives on nursing.    Written in 1991,   6 pages,  15 notes,  6 sources,   $53.70
A Comparison of One Quantitative and One Qualitative Study in Contemporary Nursing
Summarizes and analyzes the procedures and techniques utilized in two journal articles concerned with nursing care as perceived by patients after myocardial infarction.    Written in 1991,   8 pages,  10 sources,   $71.60
The Nursing Theories of Martha Rogers from a Person Concept Orientation
An explanation of the concept and Rogerian Practice Methodology calling for pattern manifestation appraisal, deliberative mutual patterning meaning the nurse and client work together to facilitate well being.    Written in 1991,   10 pages,  13 sources,   $89.50
The Correlation Between Self-Help Tapes and Wellness : Viewed from a Nursing Perspective
Views audio self-help tapes with subliminal messages to stimulate rapid weight los stress reduction, etc. and observing that professional nurses are less apt to accept commercially prepared self-help tapes as treatment alternatives for health care proble.    Written in 1991,   8 pages,  14 sources,   $71.60
An Analysis of the Nursing Theory of Madeleine Leininger
Focuses on Leininger's recognition of the impact of cultural diverisity upon the nursing process and the relationship of her work to other nursing theorists.    Written in 1992,   8 pages,  20 sources,   $71.60
Nursing Substance Abusers : Improving the Therapeutic Milieu After 5 P.M.
An examination of milieu therapy as a mode of treatment that recognizes and uses the effects of the environment on the individual condition focusing on substance abuse.    Written in 1992,   10 pages,  13 sources,   $89.50
Crack Babies and the Nursing Profession
Examines the prenatal cocaine exposure as becoming the subject of intense study and public concern in the last decade as large numbers of crack cocaine addicted women are giving birth to children who are either addicted to crack through exposure to the d.    Written in 1993,   7 pages,  11 sources,   $62.65
Betty Neuman : Nursing Theorist
Analyzes Neuman's systems model on the application of general systems theory to the nursing profession.    Written in 1993,   8 pages,  5 sources,   $71.60
Cerebrovascular Accident : Diagnosis, Symptoms and Treatment from a Nursing Viewpoint
Defines and explores the problem of CVA (cerebrovascular accident) as a concern for nursing professionals. Observes various problems of patient diagnosis, identification of risk markers, treatment of stroke patients and different strategies for interven.    Written in 1993,   8 pages,  6 sources,   $71.60
The Environmental Effects of Parental Substance Abuse on Cognitive Development and Self-Esteem in Offspring : A Nursing Perspective
Observes that the children of parents identified as substance abusers suffer from numerous disorders, including arrested cognitive development and low self esteem and examines methods of nurse intervention.    Written in 1993,   12 pages,  16 sources,   $107.40
Nursing Interventions for Rape Trauma Syndrome : An Environmental Perspective
Observes that after the incident of rape, the nurse may be the first person to assess the patient and that the quality of care and attitude of the nurse will have a profound effect on recovery.    Written in 1993,   8 pages,  12 sources,   $71.60
Leadership and management in Nursing
Examines the clinical setting, the mission and responsibilities of the skilled nursing care management in the administration of daily operations and services of the New York Foundling Hospital.    Written in 1994,   10 pages,  13 sources,   $89.50
Advanced Nursing and Teen Pregnancy
Observes that more pregnant teenagers who carry their children to term are choosing not to marry and not to place the infant for adoption and the implications for a number of professions, particullarly medical caregivers who provide services to adolescen.    Written in 1994,   12 pages,  15 sources,   $107.40
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