Author Index Acorn, S. see Mrayyan, M.T. 1, S. Guest Editorial: AIDS n eedsj Allen, M. & Ogilvie, L. Internationalization o ntal health nursir higher education: potentials and pitfalls fo countri nursing education, 73 Anderson, B.-L. see Rolfe, M.K Anderson, M., Woodward, L. Self-harm in young people: a per mental health nursing ca A\pelquist, J. see Rolfe, M.K mHii Armstrong, M. see Anderson, alcohol n Bakalis, N.A Bown comparison Of educati nurses, 55 seler-Holgersen, ordan OErvaolmuiaat ion (Etofh} iotpriaai ning of tprarionfeersss iocnoaulr sessc hofoorl s adv1,e r> se ajr us Robinson , mJ.oJb.Au.i ty tutors, 185 ispects Of nu an, G.S , nson, R.M. see Rolfe, M.1 h, E.H itive persons collaboration to address comr Carman, S.K. & Scott, J hleeaalltthh cacare: re:p rp rocesses, p care status of two comm Dommiyn) ic}a n ) R2e por ub}l icly , 10n, K.R 4 comparison M.J.P. see de Davidhizar, R. & Giger, J literature On care of cli culturally diverse, 47 Davidhizar, R., Dunn, ¢ of the literature on how important water is t the world’s elderly population, 159 Malner, A L. Guest Editorial: Lessons from de Araujo, M.M.T., da Silva, M.J.P. & Francisco, Mngadi, P.T. see Denmark on caring for the elderly, 129 M.C.P.B. Nursing the dying: essential Moore, P. & Hart Walsh, D.S. A framework for short-term elements in the care of terminally ill patients, nursing researc humanitarian health care projects, 23 149 Mravyan, M.T. & Acor Williams-Barnard, ( L., Sweatt, A.H., Harkne SS, DiNapoli, P. see Williams-Barnard, C.1 Issues in Jordan: student-sus G.A. & DiNapoli, P. The clinical home Dunn, C.L. see Davidhizar, R solutions, 81 community: a model for community-basec j education, 104 Fletcher, M. see Rolfe, M.K. Nxumalo, M.P. see Zwane, Wong, T.K.S. see Kennedy, ¢ Francisco, M.C.P.B. see de Araujo, M.M.1T Woodward, L. see Anderson, M. Franck, L. see Kennedy, ¢ Ogilvie, L. see Allen, M Oulton, J.A. Human resources we need new Zarzycka, D. & Gorajek-Jozwik, J. Nursing Gerrish, K. Guest Editorial: The globalization of ideas, 200 diagnosis with the ICNP in the teaching the nursing workforce: implications for Oulton, J.A. Nurse migration: let’s tackle the real context, 240 education, 65 issues, 137 Zwane, I.T., Mngadi, P.T. & Nxumalo, M.P. Giger, J.N. see Davidhizar, R. Oulton, J.A. Regulation we need to be Adolescents’ views on decision-making Gorajek-J6zwik, J. see Zarzycka, D. involved!, 71 regarding risky sexual behaviour, 15 © 2004 International Council of Nurses Keyword Index Acupuncture, 56 Family, 176 Online Nursing, 123 Adverse Drug Reactions, 208 Fever, 229 Alcohol, 201 Pain, 47 Antibiotics, 56 Globalization, 73, 140 Peer Pressure, 15 Antipsychotics, 208 Guatemala, 94 Poverty, 15 Attitudes, 94 Power, 140 Health Disparity, 27 Practice Environment, 81 Baccalaureate, 104 Health Education, 27 Primary Care, 27 Brazil, 149, 201 Health Professional, 185 Breastfeeding, 56 HIV AIDS, 167, 201 Quality Assurance, 185 Burnout, 81 Humanitarian Nursing, 23 a; arree, 4= ‘7 I4 nteereve ntions, 5= 6 IICmN"emP®Nir,Pg a®r©,s a tei22 29o2, 9n,, 2412047-( 6 RRReie:l ssiekaaybr iclShie,txy u a1la4 n0d B eVhaalviidoi‘ tuyr,, 20185- haracteristics, 2~ 29 International Collaboration, 81 RN-BSN, 123 hecklists and Guidelines, 208 International Exchanges, 113 Pole Expectations, 81 hild Hospitalization, 34 International Short-term Project hinese Child Behaviour, 34 Development, 23 , ; oe hs: School-Based Health Initiatives, 27 hinese Children, 34 Internationalization, 73 : : Self-Care Strategies, 167 hinese Family Functioning, 34 Intervention, 229 : 5 Self-Harm, 222 hinese Parenting, 34 Rinse f . Self-Identity, 222 lassification, 240 Japan, 229 oe : : = Social Transformation, 73 ollaboration, 140 4 es . ae Sociology, 222 ommunity Health Providers, 16 Lactation Mastitis, 5¢ ‘ a Student Nurses, 88, 113 ommunity-Based Education, 104 Latin American Health, 27 ; : Symptoms, 167 omparison, 88 Learning, 104 ritical Care, 229 Leg Ulcers, 140 ‘sae’ ulture, 4 Be Libaie berasees l, e7t3e Teaching‘ Skills, 185 i citi 2k . Teerrmmiinanla Illnessss,, 14 149 urriculum, 88 MidwifePs ry, 17= 6 ’Thi ‘ ruste, s1 59 [rainingo f Tutors, 185 Death Confrontation Neo-liberal, 73 Trust, IS Decision-Making, 15 Nepal, 176 Turnover, 81 Developing Country, 2 Nurse Education, 73 Drug, 201 Nurse Satisfaction, 94 Validation, 240 Nurse—Patient Relationship, 149 Education, 185, 201 Nurses, 94, 140, 222 Women, 176 Elderly, 159 Nursing, 104, 167, 176, 201 World Water, 159 Environment, 104 Nursing Education, 88 Evaluation of International Experiences, 113 Nursing Research, 123 Young People, 222 2004 International Council of Nurses