AUTHOR INDEX Adib-hajbaghery M. Factors facilitating Chirwa M. see Holzemer W.L. Forbes A. What people with multiple and inhibiting evidence-based nursing in Chung L.Y.F. Relationship of nurses’ spiri¬ sclerosis perceive to be important to Iran 566 tuality to their understanding and practice meeting their needs 11 Ahn Y.-H. see Kim M.J. of spiritual care 158 Foster C. Aggressive behaviour on acute Aldam D. see Griffiths C. Clarke C. see Reed J. psychiatric wards: prevalence, severity and Atsalos C. Against the odds: experiences Cloutier J.D. see Duncan C. management 140 of nurse leaders in Clinical Development Coe A. see Jackson C. Francis K. see Mills J. Units (Nursing) in Australia 576 Coleman C. Sexually acquired infections: Frid 1. Brain death: close relatives’ use of do lay experiences of partner notification imagery as a descriptor of experience 63 Baernholdt M. see Leeman J. challenge practice? 35 Funakoshi A. Managerial support of Bailey P.H. see Duncan C. Condon L. Users' views of prison health community mental health nurses 227 Barriball K.L. see Lu H. services: a qualitative study 216 Belcher A. see Mock V. Cook G. see Reed J. Garcia-fernandez F.P. see Pancorbo- Bergbom I. see Frid I. Cook M. see Reed J. Hidalgo P.L. Berger M.P.F. see Zwakhalen S.M.G. Cornforth D. see Griffiths C. Gerdtz M.F. Influence of task properties Berings M.G.M.C. The development and Craig G.M. The impact of social factors on and subjectivity on consistency of triage: validation of the On-the-job Learning tuberculosis management 418 a simulation study 180 Styles Questionnaire for the Nursing Cuca Y. see Holzemer W.L. Gibson C. see Simons L. Profession 480 Curfs L. see Tuffrey-Wijne 1. Giddings L.S. Women’s experience of Bernal J. see Tuffrey-Wijne I. ageing with a chronic condition 557 Bonner A. see Mills J. Daiski 1. Perspectives of homeless people on Goodburn A. see Craig G.M. Booth FI. see Craig G.M. their health and health needs priorities 273 Granerud A. Knowledge about social Bositis A. see Mock V. Dassen T. see Mertens E.I. networks and integration: a co-operative Bowen P. see Kim M.J. Di Lallo D. see Pavoni N. research project 348 Bowers L. see Foster C. Dlamini P.S. see Holzemer W.L. Grealish L. see Ranse K. Brazier J.E. see Palfreyman S.J. Duncan C. Concept analysis: the impor¬ Grceff M. see Holzemer W.L. Bryers H. see Ireland J. tance of differentiating the ontological Green T.L. The trajectory of minor stroke Bucknall T.K. see Gerdtz M.F. focus 293 recovery for men and their female spousal Bunn F. see Wagg A. caregivers: literature review 517 Burgess A. see Simons L. Edwards S. see Griffiths C. Greenslade J.H. Distinguishing between Butler G. see Tuffrey-Wijne I. Eggenberger S.K. Eamily interviews as a task and contextual performance for method for family research 282 nurses: development of a job performance Caldow J. see Ireland J. Ekman 1. see Olsson L.-E. scale 602 Capon A. see Pavoni N. England M. Accuracy of nurses’ percep¬ Gregory D. see Enns C. Carr E.C.J. In response to: Kitson A. tions of voice hearing and psychiatric Griffiths C. A nurse- and pharmacist-led (2006) The relevance of scholarship for symptoms 130 treatment advice clinic for patients nursing research and practice 513 Enns C. Lamentation and loss: expressions attending an HIV outpatient clinic 320 Cetinkaya E. Penicillin sensitivity among of caring by contemporary surgical nurses Giine? U.Y. see Zaybak A. hospital nurses without a history of 339 penicillin allergy 126 Erci B. Turkish adaptation of the parental Habets H. see Nicolaides-Bouman A. Cha E.-S. Translation of scales in cross- health beliefs scale 150 Halfens R.J.G. see Mertens E.I. cultural research: issues and techniques Erdem E. see Cetinkaya F. Haljamae H. see Erid 1. 386 Erlen J.A. see Cha E.-S. Hall J. see Craig G.M. Chan M.F. see Chung L.Y.F. Ejer I. see Zaybak A. Hall S. see Mock V. Chang Fl.-Y. Use of complementary and Hamers J.P.H. see Zwakhalen S.M.G. alternative medicine among people living Farmer J. see Ireland J. Hankins-Farber R. In response to: with diabetes: literature review 307 Field D. see Payne S. Williams A. & Jones M. (2006) Patient’s Chapman Y. see Mills J. Fletcher K. Image: changing how women assessments of consulting a nurse practi¬ Cheater F.M. see Jackson C. nurses think about themselves. Literature tioner: the time factor 99 Chidlaw R.C>. see Peckover S. review 207 Haralambous B. see Moore K. 618 Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd AUTHOR INDEX Adib-hajbaghery M. Factors facilitating Chirwa M. see Holzemer W.L. Forbes A. What people with multiple and inhibiting evidence-based nursing in Chung L.Y.F. Relationship of nurses’ spiri¬ sclerosis perceive to be important to Iran 566 tuality to their understanding and practice meeting their needs 11 Ahn Y.-H. see Kim M.J. of spiritual care 158 Foster C. Aggressive behaviour on acute Aldam D. see Griffiths C. Clarke C. see Reed J. psychiatric wards: prevalence, severity and Atsalos C. Against the odds: experiences Cloutier J.D. see Duncan C. management 140 of nurse leaders in Clinical Development Coe A. see Jackson C. Francis K. see Mills J. Units (Nursing) in Australia 576 Coleman C. Sexually acquired infections: Frid 1. Brain death: close relatives’ use of do lay experiences of partner notification imagery as a descriptor of experience 63 Baernholdt M. see Leeman J. challenge practice? 35 Funakoshi A. Managerial support of Bailey P.H. see Duncan C. Condon L. Users' views of prison health community mental health nurses 227 Barriball K.L. see Lu H. services: a qualitative study 216 Belcher A. see Mock V. Cook G. see Reed J. Garcia-fernandez F.P. see Pancorbo- Bergbom I. see Frid I. Cook M. see Reed J. Hidalgo P.L. Berger M.P.F. see Zwakhalen S.M.G. Cornforth D. see Griffiths C. Gerdtz M.F. Influence of task properties Berings M.G.M.C. The development and Craig G.M. The impact of social factors on and subjectivity on consistency of triage: validation of the On-the-job Learning tuberculosis management 418 a simulation study 180 Styles Questionnaire for the Nursing Cuca Y. see Holzemer W.L. Gibson C. see Simons L. Profession 480 Curfs L. see Tuffrey-Wijne 1. Giddings L.S. Women’s experience of Bernal J. see Tuffrey-Wijne I. ageing with a chronic condition 557 Bonner A. see Mills J. Daiski 1. Perspectives of homeless people on Goodburn A. see Craig G.M. Booth FI. see Craig G.M. their health and health needs priorities 273 Granerud A. Knowledge about social Bositis A. see Mock V. Dassen T. see Mertens E.I. networks and integration: a co-operative Bowen P. see Kim M.J. Di Lallo D. see Pavoni N. research project 348 Bowers L. see Foster C. Dlamini P.S. see Holzemer W.L. Grealish L. see Ranse K. Brazier J.E. see Palfreyman S.J. Duncan C. Concept analysis: the impor¬ Grceff M. see Holzemer W.L. Bryers H. see Ireland J. tance of differentiating the ontological Green T.L. The trajectory of minor stroke Bucknall T.K. see Gerdtz M.F. focus 293 recovery for men and their female spousal Bunn F. see Wagg A. caregivers: literature review 517 Burgess A. see Simons L. Edwards S. see Griffiths C. Greenslade J.H. Distinguishing between Butler G. see Tuffrey-Wijne I. Eggenberger S.K. Eamily interviews as a task and contextual performance for method for family research 282 nurses: development of a job performance Caldow J. see Ireland J. Ekman 1. see Olsson L.-E. scale 602 Capon A. see Pavoni N. England M. Accuracy of nurses’ percep¬ Gregory D. see Enns C. Carr E.C.J. In response to: Kitson A. tions of voice hearing and psychiatric Griffiths C. A nurse- and pharmacist-led (2006) The relevance of scholarship for symptoms 130 treatment advice clinic for patients nursing research and practice 513 Enns C. Lamentation and loss: expressions attending an HIV outpatient clinic 320 Cetinkaya E. Penicillin sensitivity among of caring by contemporary surgical nurses Giine? U.Y. see Zaybak A. hospital nurses without a history of 339 penicillin allergy 126 Erci B. Turkish adaptation of the parental Habets H. see Nicolaides-Bouman A. Cha E.-S. Translation of scales in cross- health beliefs scale 150 Halfens R.J.G. see Mertens E.I. cultural research: issues and techniques Erdem E. see Cetinkaya F. Haljamae H. see Erid 1. 386 Erlen J.A. see Cha E.-S. Hall J. see Craig G.M. Chan M.F. see Chung L.Y.F. Ejer I. see Zaybak A. Hall S. see Mock V. Chang Fl.-Y. Use of complementary and Hamers J.P.H. see Zwakhalen S.M.G. alternative medicine among people living Farmer J. see Ireland J. Hankins-Farber R. In response to: with diabetes: literature review 307 Field D. see Payne S. Williams A. & Jones M. (2006) Patient’s Chapman Y. see Mills J. Fletcher K. Image: changing how women assessments of consulting a nurse practi¬ Cheater F.M. see Jackson C. nurses think about themselves. Literature tioner: the time factor 99 Chidlaw R.C>. see Peckover S. review 207 Haralambous B. see Moore K. 618 Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd Author index Harris F. see Condon L. Lathlean J. see Simons 1.. St. Ours C. see Mock V. Harris F. see Ireland J. Lee H. see Kim M.J. Ozturk A.O. see Cetinkaya F. Hawker S. see Payne S. Lee M.H. see Jeong S.H. Hayter M. Nurses’ discourse in contra¬ Lee S.J. see Kim M.J. Palfreyman S.J. Impact of intravenous drug ceptive prescribing: an analysis using Lee T. see Jeong S.H. use on quality of life for patients with Foucault’s ‘procedures of exclusion’ 358 Leeman J. Developing a theory-based venous ulcers 458 Hayward A. see Craig G.M. taxonomy of methods for implementing Pancorho-Hidalgo P.L. Pressure ulcer care Hek G. see Condon L. change in practice 191 in Spain: nurses’ knowledge and clinical Herbert L. see Simons L. Lohan M. see Coleman C. practice 327 Hollins S. see Tuffrey-Wijne I. Lopez-Medina I.M. see Pancorho-Hidalgo Papacostas S.S. see Papastavrou E. Holzemer W.L. A conceptual model of P.L. Papastavrou E. Caring for a relative with HIV/AIDS stigma from five African Lopez-Ortega J. see Pancorho-Hidalgo dementia: family caregiver burden 446 countries 541 P.L. Parker K.E. In response to: Beecroft P., Huijer Abu-saad H. see Van Bruchem-Van Lu H. A model of job satisfaction of Santner S., Lacy M.L., Kunzman L. & De Scheur G.G. nurses: a reflection of nurses’ working Dorsey E. (2006) New graduate nurses’ Hundley V. see Ireland J. lives in Mainland China 468 perceprions of mentoring: six-year programme evaluarion 203 Inglis P. see Reed J. Makoae L. see Holzemer W.L. Pavoni N. Pressure ulcer risk in long-term Ireland J. Competencies and skills for Mastromattei A. see Pavoni N. units: prevalence and associated factors remote and rural maternity care: a review Mccorkle R. see Mock V. 263 of the literature 105 Mellor G. Occupational health nurses’ Payne S. Case study research methods in perceptions of their current and future end-of-life care: reflections on three studies Jackson C. Specialist health visitor-led roles 585 236 weight management intervention in Mertens E.I. Using the Care Dependency Peckover S. The (un)-certainties of district primary care: exploratory evaluation 23 Scale for fall risk screening 594 nurses in the context of cultural diversity Jackson D. see Atsalos C. Michaels J.A. see Palfreyman S.J. 377 Jeong S.H. The effect of nurses’ use of the Miles K. see Griffiths C. Pesut B. From private to public: nego¬ principles of learning organization on Mills J. Grounded theory: a methodolo¬ tiating professional and personal identiries organizational effectiveness 53 gical spiral from positivism to postmo¬ in spiritual care 396 Jimmieson N.L. see Greenslade J.H. dernism 72 Phetlhu R. see Holzemer W.L. Minton J. see Griffiths C. Poell R.F. see Berings M.G.M.C. Kalokerinou A. see Papastavrou E. Miyamoto Y. see Funakoshi A. Powell J. see Condon L. Karlsson J. see Olsson L.-E. Mock V. Using a conceptual model in Powell J. In response to: Tourangeau A.E., Kayama M. see Funakoshi A. nursing research - mitigating fatigue in Doran D.M., McGillis L., O’Brien Pallas Kempen G.I.J.M. see Nicolaides-Bouman cancer patients 503 L., Pringle D., Tu J.V. &c Cranley L.A. A. Moore K. Barriers to reducing the use of (2007) Impact of hospital nursing care Kemple T. see Condon L. restraints in residential elder care facilities in 30-day mortaliU' for acute medical Kerr C. see Payne S. 532 patients 612 Khorshid L. see Zaybak A. Predeger E. see Giddings L.S. Kiger A. see Ireland J. Naidoo J. see Holzemer W.L. Price S. see Condon L. Kim l.S. see Jeong S.H. Nelms T.P. see Eggenberger S.K. Kim K.H. see Cha E.-S. Nicolaides-Bouman A. Home visiting Ranse K. Nursing students’ perceptions of Kim M.J. see Jeong S.H. programme for older people with health learning in the clinical setting of the Kim M.J. Dietary acculturation and diet problems: process evaluation 425 Dedicated Education Unit 171 quality of hypertensive Korean Americans Nijman H. see Foster C. Reed J. Specialist nurses for older people: 436 Noyes J. Comparison of ventilator-depen¬ implications from UK development sites King B. see Palfreyman S.J. dent child reports of health-related quality 368 King K.M. see Green T.L. of life with parent reports and normative Rolls L. see Payne S. Knipschild P. see Nicolaides-Bouman A. populations 1 Roy D.E. see Giddings L.S. Kohi T.W. see Holzemer W.L. Krumm S. see Mock V. O’Brien L. see Atsalos C. Sandelowski .M. see Leeman J. Kutluk G. see Cetinkaya F. Ohlen J. see Frid 1. Severinsson E. see Granerud A. Kwok T. The attitudes of Chinese family Olsson L.-E. Effects of nursing interven¬ Shin H. The conceptual structure of transi¬ caregivers of older people with dementia tions within an integrated care pathway tion to motherhood in the neonatal inten¬ towards life sustaining treatments 256 for parients with hip fracture 116 sive care unit 90 Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd 619 Author index Simons L. A socially inclusive approach to Tsangari H. see Papastavrou E. Wagg A. Unassisted pelvic floor exercises user participation in higher education 246 Tucker J. see Ireland J. for postnatal women: a systematic review Simons P.R.-J. see Berings M.G.M.C. Tiifek^i F.G. see Erci B. 105 Sourtzi P. see Papastavrou E. Tuffrey-Wijne 1. Using Nominal Group Wallis M. see Chang H.-Y. Spreeuwenberg C. see Van Bruchem-Van Technique to investigate the views of While A. see Forbes A. De Scheur G.G. people with intellectual disabilities on While A.E. seeLuH. St John W. see Mellor G. end-of-life care provision 80 White-Traut R. see Shin H. Stewart A. see Holzemer W.L. Twinn S. see Kwok T. Williams I. see Griffiths C. Story A. see Craig G.M. Wong F.K.Y. see Chung L.Y.F. Uys L. see Holzemer W.L. Wroe S. see Jackson C. Tamsel S. see Zaybak A. Taylor M. see Forbes A. Van Bruchem-van De Scheur G.G. Eutha¬ Yan E. see Kwok T. Tee S. see Simons L. nasia and physician-assisted suicide in the Ter Meulen R.H.J. see Van Bruchem-Van Dutch homecare sector: the role of the Zaybak A. Does obesity prevent the needle De Scheur G.G. district nurse 44 from reaching muscle in intramuscular Thorne S. see Pesut B. Van Der Arend A.J.G. see Van Bruchem- injections? 552 Tillery M. see Mock V. Van De Scheur G.G. Zumla A. see Craig G.M. Tiralongo E. see Chang H.-Y. Van Rossum E. see Nicolaides-Bouman A. Zwakhalen S.M.G. Improving the clinical Tod A.M. see Palfreyman S.J. Van Teijlingen E. see Ireland J. usefulness of a behavioural pain scale for Tomlinson D. see Palfreyman S.J. Van Veldhoven M.J.P.M. see Berings older people with dementia 493 Tourangeau A. In response to; Powell J. M.G.M.C. 613 620 Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd KEYWORD INDEX accident and emergency 180 cross-sectional survey 53 hermeneutics 63, 576 activities of daily living 116 cultural diversity 377 highly active antiretroviral therapy 320 adherence 320 HIV/AIDS 320, 541 adult nursing 327 death and dying 80 home visiting 425 advanced practice 585 definition 566 homecare 44 Africa 541 dementia 256, 446, 493 hospital 594 aggressive behaviour 140 diabetes mellitus 307 hypertension 436 alternative medicine 307 diet quality 436 ambulance 105 dietary acculturation 436 inequalities in health 273, 377, 418 anticipated decisions 256 discourse analysis 358 infection control 418 assessment 130, 263, 594 discrimination 377 influencing factors 566 attitudes 80, 327 discussion paper 293 inhibiting factors 566 Australasian Triage Scale 180 district nurses 44 inpatients 140 autonomy 216 district nursing 377 instrument development 158, 480, 602 drug allergy 126 instrument validation 386, 480, 493, back-translation 386 drug hypersensitivity 126 594 barriers 532 intensive care 63 bereavement 236 education 246 International research 386 bootstrapping statistics 386 elder care 116 interpersonal relations 396 Braden scale: nursing 263 empirical research report 23, 53, 63, inter-rater reliability 130, 180 brain death 63 126, 130, 140, 158, 171, 368, 396, intervention study 116 Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale 130 418, 436, 446, 552 interviews 90, 216, 227, 282, 368, 377, burnout 576 end-of-life care 236 458, 532, 576 epistemology 293 intramuscular injection 552 cancer 503 ethics 396 intravenous drug users 458 Care Dependency Scale 594 euthanasia 44 Inventory of Voice Experiences 130 care pathway 116, 320 evidence-based practice 566 Iran 566 caregiver burden 446 experiential knowledge 348 carers 158 job performance 602 caring 339 fall risk 594 job satisfaction 468 case study methods 236 families 282 job turnover 468 children 1 family caregivers 256 Chinese older people 256 family carers 446 Korean Americans 436 chronic illness 557 family planning 358 clinical guidelines 327 fatigue 503 lamentation 339 clinical practicum 171 focus groups 171, 348, 541, 557 learning disabilities 80 communities of practice 171 Foucault 358 learning organization 53 community care 273, 425 fractured neck of femur 116 learning styles 480 community psychiatric nursing 227 frail 425 Levine Conservation Model 503 competence 105 frame analysis 72 life-sustaining treatment 256 competency 105 framework analysis 246 literature review 105, 207, 307, 517 complementary medicine 307 long-term care 263 concept analysis 90, 293 gender 207 loss 339 consistency 180 general practitioners 44 contact tracing 35 gerontology 263, 368, 425 Mainland China 468 content analysis 348 grounded theory 72, 227, 566 management 53, 140, 227 contextual performance 602 men’s health 35 continence 407 health 1 mental health 246 continuous professional development health needs 11 mental health nursing 348 480 health promotion 273, 436 mentors 72 contraception 358 health visiting 425 midwifery education 105 co-operative research 348 healthcare professionals 246 minority ethnic groups 377 coping 446 healthcare research 236 mixed methods 236 critical care facility 282 healthcare services 216 model 541, 566 cross-cultural adaptation 150 healthcare workers 126 motherhood 90 Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd 621 Keyword index MS Impact Scale 29 11 phenomenology 282, 339, 576 skills 105 multicultural issues 436 philosophy 293 skin prick tests 126 multiple sclerosis 11 physician-assisted suicide 44 social care needs 11 multi-professional practice 418 postpartum 407 social factors 418 prescribing 358 social identity 396 narrative 63 pressure ulcers 263, 327 social inclusion 246 needle length 552 prevalence 140, 307 social integration 348 neonatal intensive care unit 90 primary care 23 social network 348 Nominal Group Technique 80 primary health care 23 soft systems 368 nurse education 171, 293 prison nursing 216 specialist health visitor 23 nurse role 320 process evaluation 425 specialist nurses for older people 368 nurse roles 273, 576 professionalism 396 spirituality 158, 396 nurse-led clinic 320 psychiatric nursing 130 spousal caregivers 517 nurse-patient relationships 35, 273, psychiatry 140 stigma 541 557 psychometric evaluation 150 Strasen’s model 207 nurses 53, 207, 480 public health nursing 418 stress incontinence 407 nurses’ perceptions 585 stroke 517 nursing 1, 11, 35, 90, 116, 140, 150, qualitative 171 subcutaneous tissue 552 158, 180, 207, 246, 256, 282, 293, qualitative approach 320 support 227, 576 307, 358, 386, 396, 407, 436, 446, qualitative approaches 80, 557 surgical nursing 339 458, 468, 503, 517, 532, 541, 552, qualitative interviews 35, 273 survey 44, 263, 327, 468 594, 602 qualitative research 216, 236, 339, systematic review 407 nursing assessment 493 377, 458, 532, 541 nursing home 594 quality of care 116, 602 task performance 602 nursing homecare 227 quality of life 1, 458 The Netherlands 44 nursing homes 493 questionnaire 11, 327, 480, 585 theoretical frameworks 503 theory-based taxonomy 191 obesity 23, 552 randomized controlled trial 503 theory-practice gap 191 occupational health nursing 585 recovery 517 transition 90 occupational stress 468 relatives 63 transitions 517 older people 368, 425, 458, 493, 532 reliability 150 translation issues 386 ontology 293 religion 396 translation techniques 386 oppression 207 research 503 triage 180 organ donation 63 research implementation 72, 191 tuberculosis 418 organizational behaviour 576 research in practice 191 Turkey 150 organizational commitment 468 research methodology 282 organizational effectiveness 53 research methods 72 ultrasound 552 residential care 532 user views survey 11 pain 493 restraint 532 users’ views 216 Pain Assessment Checklist for Seniors risk 263 with Limited Ability to risk management 418 van Manen 339 Communicate in Dutch 493 roles 585 venous ulcers 458 palliative care 80, 236 rural nursing 72 ventilator dependent 1 Parental Health Beliefs Scale 150 voice hearing 130 partner notification 35 self 158 patient acceptability 23 self-image 207 weight management 23 patient outcomes 602 service user involvement 246 wellness 585 patient participation 80 sexual health 35, 358 women’s health 407, 557 penicillin allergy 126 simulation 180 wound care 327 perceptions 585 situational analysis 72 perceptual accuracy 130 situation-response design 480 622 Journal compilation © 2007 Blackwell Publishing Ltd 1 JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING Founding Editor James P. 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TAYLOR 11-22 What people with multiple sclerosis perceive to be important to meeting their needs C. JACKSON, A. COE, F.M. CHEATER, S. WROE 23-34 Specialist health visitor-led weight management intervention in primary care: exploratory evaluation C. COLEMAN, M. LOHAN 35-43 Sexually acquired infections: do lay experiences of partner notification challenge practice? G.G. VAN BRUCHEM-VAN DE SCHEUR, A.J.G. VAN DER AREND, C. SPREEUWENBERG, H. HUIJER ABU-SAAD, R.H.J. TER MEULEN 44-52 Euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide in the Dutch homecare sector: the role of the district nurse S.H. JEONG, T. LEE, I.S. KIM, M.H. LEE, M.J. KIM 53-62 The effect of nurses’ use of the principles of learning organization on organizational effectiveness 1. FRID, H. HALJAMAE, J. OHLN, I. BERGBOM 63-71 Brain death: close relatives’ use of imagery as a descriptor of experience Research Methodology J. MILLS, Y. CHAPMAN, A. BONNER, K. FRANCIS 72-79 Grounded theory: a methodological spiral from positivism to postmodernism 1. TUFFREY-WIJNE, J. BERNAL, G. BUTLER, S. HOLLINS, L. CURES 80-89 Using Nominal Group Technique to investigate the views of people with intellectual disabilities on end-of-life care provision THEORETICAL PAPER H. SHIN, R. WHITE-TRAUT 90-98 The conceptual structure of transition to motherhood in the neonatal intensive care unit JAN Forum: R. HANKINS-FARBER 99-100 your views and letters In response to: Williams A. & Jones M. (2006) Patient’s assessments of consulting a nurse practitioner: the time factor BOOK REVIEWS 101-102 FORTHCOMING 103 CONTENTS Volume contents Volume 58 Number 2 April 2007 REVIEW PAPER J. IRELAND, H. BRYERS, E. VAN TEIJLINGEN, V. HUNDLEY, J. FARMER, F. HARRIS, J. TUCKER, A. KIGER, J. CALDOW 105-115 Competencies and skills for remote and rural maternity care; a review of the literature RESEARCH PAPERS Original Research L.-E. OLSSON, J. KARLSSON, 1. EKMAN 116-125 Effects of nursing interventions within an integrated care pathway for patients with hip fracture F. CETINKAYA, A.O. OZTURK, G. KUTLUK, E. ERDEM 126-129 Penicillin sensitivity among hospital nurses without a history of penicillin allergy M. ENGLAND 130-139 Accuracy of nurses’ perceptions of voice hearing and psychiatric symptoms C. FOSTER, L. BOWERS, H. NIJMAN 140-149 Aggressive behaviour on acute psychiatric wards: prevalence, severity and management B. ERCI, F.G. TUFEKgi 150-157 Turkish adaptation of the parental health beliefs scale j L.Y.F. CHUNG, F.K.Y. WONG, M.F. CHAN 158-170 Relationship of nurses’ spirituality to their understanding and practice ! of spiritual care !1 K. RANSE, L. GREALISH 171-179 ! Nursing students’ perceptions of learning in the clinical setting 1 of the Dedicated Education Unit I Research Methodology M.F. GERDTZ, T.K. BUCKNALL 180-190 Influence of task properties and subjectivity on consistency of triage: a simulation study T THEORETICAL PAPER J. LEEMAN, M. BAERNHOLDT, M. SANDELOWSKI 191-200 Developing a theory-based taxonomy of methods for implementing change in practice JAN Eorum; K.E. PARKER 201 Your views and letters In response to: Beecroft P., Santner S., Lacy M.L., Kunzman L. & Dorsey E. (2006) New graduate nurses’ perceptions of mentoring: six-year programme evaluation ANNOUNCEMENT 202-203 BOOK REVIEWS 204-205 FORTHCOMING 206 CONTENTS , rr- -