Lvs erm UE A Journal of Gerontological Nursing 1993 INDEX TITLE INDEX AIDS Epidemic: Challenges for Nurs- Research Findings to Improve (Clinical Outiook). Drugay, M. ing Homes, The. Linsk, N.L., Cich, Nursing Care. Danner, C., Beck, 19(8):43-45. PJ., Cianfrani, L. 19(1):11-22. C., Heacock, P., Modlin, T. 19(4):5- Geriatric Falls: Prevention Strategies Aging, Health, and Behavior (Book 11. for the Staff. Brady, R., Chester, Review). Dallam, L.E. 19(11):43. Comparative Study: Guardianship F.R., Pierce, L.L., Salter, J.P., Alzheimer’s Caregivers: Psychoso- Petitions for Adults and Elder Schreck, S., Radziewicz, R. 19(9):26- cial Support Via Computer Net- Adults, A. Weiler, K., Helms, L.B., 32. works. Gallienne, R.L., Moore, Buckwalter, K.C. 19(9):15-25. Geriatric Nursing: Health Care Re- S.M., Brennan, PF. 19(12):15-22. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: Assess- form in Scotland. Burggraf, V.B. Baccalaureate Curriculum: Geron- ment and Management. Wallace, 19(8):35-39. tological Nursing Objectives. M. 19(11):15-22. Gerontologic Nursing: Care of the Holtzen, V., Knickerbocker, P., Pas- Dementia Care: Creating a Thera- Frail Elderly (Book Review). cucci, M.A., Tomajan, K. 19(6):35- peutic Milieu. Taft, L.B., Delaney, Haworth, M.]J. 19(3):48. 41. K., Seman, D., Stansell, J. 19(10):30- Gerontological Caregiving: Analysis Between Home and Nursing Home: 39. of Family Experience. Beach, D.L. The Board and Care Alternative Dementia Units in Long-Term Care 19(12):35-41. (Book Review). Cohn, M.D. (Book Review). Alford, D.M. Gerontological Research: Evaluating 19(3):47-48. 19(3):47. the Process. Brandriet, L.M. Bloodborne Pathogens: Can You Be- Developmental Process: Family 19(9):33-38. come Infected from Your Older Caregivers of Demented Japa- Gerontological Research: Use and Patient? Spechko, P.L. 19(7):12-15. nese. Kobayashi, S., Masaki, H., Application of Focus Groups. Bridging the Communication Gap Noguchi, M. 19(10):7-12. Gray-Vickrey, P. 19(5):21-27. With the Elderly: Practical Strate- Dry Mouth in the Elderly (Clinical Gerontological Social Work Super- gies for Caregivers (Book Re- Outlook). Shaid, E.C. 19(9):42-44. vision (Book Review). O'Leary, view). Nissen, C. 19(9):39. Elder Care: A Diagnostic Model for P. 19(4):48. Case for an Integrated Health Care Failure to Thrive. Groom, D.D. Geropsychiatry: Are You Really My Reform Plan, The (Editorial). 19(6):12-16. Nurse, or Are You a Snake Sher- Faber, H.D. 19(8):3. Elder Hearing Aids: Infrared Lis- iff? Buckwalter, K.C. 19(6):45-46. Cerebrovascular Disorders in the tening Device in a Geriatric Day Geropsychiatry: The Decade of the 1990s. Clinics of Geriatric Medi- Center. Walczax, M., Bernstein, Brain-Mental Health Implica- cine (Book Review). Lamy, PP. A.L., Senzer, C.L., Mohr, N. 19(8):5- tions for Elders. Whall, A.L. 19(5):35. 9. 19(3):43-44. Cerumen Impaction: Prevalence and Expressions of Individuality in Cog- Guiding Autobiography Groups for Detection in Nursing Homes. Ma- nitively Impaired Elders: Need Older Adults: Exploring the Fab- honey, D.F. 19(4):23-30. for Individual Assessment and ric of Life (Book Review). Sim- Changing Face of Long-Term Care, Care. Burgener, S.C., Shimer, R., ington, J.A. 19(5):48. The (Editorial). Burggraf, V.B. Murrell, L. 19(4):13-22. Hospitalized Elders: Risk of Confu- 19(5):5. Finnish Nursing Homes: Client sion With Hip Fracture. O’Brien, Clinical Manifestations: Failure to Well-Being and Staff Develop- L.A., Grisso, J.A., Maislin, G., Thrive in the Elderly. Osato, E.E., ment. Taival, A., Raatikainen, R. Chiu, G., Evans, L. 19(2):25-31. Stone, J.T., Phillips, S.L., Winne, 19(2):19-24. Identifying Clues to Infection in D.M. 19(8):28-34. First Words: Selected Addresses Nursing Home Residents: The Clinical Manual of Gerontological from the National League for Role of the Nurses’ Aide. Jack- Nursing (Book Review). Nissen, Nursing 1894-1933 (Book Re- son, M.M., Schafer, K. 19(7):33-42. C. 19(9):39. view). McKinney, B. 19(1):46. Increasing Cervical Cancer Screen- Cognitively Impaired Elders: Using Focus on Breast Cancer Screening ing Among Minority Elderly. 44 DECEMBER 1993 Lvs erm UE A Journal of Gerontological Nursing 1993 INDEX TITLE INDEX AIDS Epidemic: Challenges for Nurs- Research Findings to Improve (Clinical Outiook). Drugay, M. ing Homes, The. Linsk, N.L., Cich, Nursing Care. Danner, C., Beck, 19(8):43-45. PJ., Cianfrani, L. 19(1):11-22. C., Heacock, P., Modlin, T. 19(4):5- Geriatric Falls: Prevention Strategies Aging, Health, and Behavior (Book 11. for the Staff. Brady, R., Chester, Review). Dallam, L.E. 19(11):43. Comparative Study: Guardianship F.R., Pierce, L.L., Salter, J.P., Alzheimer’s Caregivers: Psychoso- Petitions for Adults and Elder Schreck, S., Radziewicz, R. 19(9):26- cial Support Via Computer Net- Adults, A. Weiler, K., Helms, L.B., 32. works. Gallienne, R.L., Moore, Buckwalter, K.C. 19(9):15-25. Geriatric Nursing: Health Care Re- S.M., Brennan, PF. 19(12):15-22. Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: Assess- form in Scotland. Burggraf, V.B. Baccalaureate Curriculum: Geron- ment and Management. Wallace, 19(8):35-39. tological Nursing Objectives. M. 19(11):15-22. Gerontologic Nursing: Care of the Holtzen, V., Knickerbocker, P., Pas- Dementia Care: Creating a Thera- Frail Elderly (Book Review). cucci, M.A., Tomajan, K. 19(6):35- peutic Milieu. Taft, L.B., Delaney, Haworth, M.]J. 19(3):48. 41. K., Seman, D., Stansell, J. 19(10):30- Gerontological Caregiving: Analysis Between Home and Nursing Home: 39. of Family Experience. Beach, D.L. The Board and Care Alternative Dementia Units in Long-Term Care 19(12):35-41. (Book Review). Cohn, M.D. (Book Review). Alford, D.M. Gerontological Research: Evaluating 19(3):47-48. 19(3):47. the Process. Brandriet, L.M. Bloodborne Pathogens: Can You Be- Developmental Process: Family 19(9):33-38. come Infected from Your Older Caregivers of Demented Japa- Gerontological Research: Use and Patient? Spechko, P.L. 19(7):12-15. nese. Kobayashi, S., Masaki, H., Application of Focus Groups. Bridging the Communication Gap Noguchi, M. 19(10):7-12. Gray-Vickrey, P. 19(5):21-27. With the Elderly: Practical Strate- Dry Mouth in the Elderly (Clinical Gerontological Social Work Super- gies for Caregivers (Book Re- Outlook). Shaid, E.C. 19(9):42-44. vision (Book Review). O'Leary, view). Nissen, C. 19(9):39. Elder Care: A Diagnostic Model for P. 19(4):48. Case for an Integrated Health Care Failure to Thrive. Groom, D.D. Geropsychiatry: Are You Really My Reform Plan, The (Editorial). 19(6):12-16. Nurse, or Are You a Snake Sher- Faber, H.D. 19(8):3. Elder Hearing Aids: Infrared Lis- iff? Buckwalter, K.C. 19(6):45-46. Cerebrovascular Disorders in the tening Device in a Geriatric Day Geropsychiatry: The Decade of the 1990s. Clinics of Geriatric Medi- Center. Walczax, M., Bernstein, Brain-Mental Health Implica- cine (Book Review). Lamy, PP. A.L., Senzer, C.L., Mohr, N. 19(8):5- tions for Elders. Whall, A.L. 19(5):35. 9. 19(3):43-44. Cerumen Impaction: Prevalence and Expressions of Individuality in Cog- Guiding Autobiography Groups for Detection in Nursing Homes. Ma- nitively Impaired Elders: Need Older Adults: Exploring the Fab- honey, D.F. 19(4):23-30. for Individual Assessment and ric of Life (Book Review). Sim- Changing Face of Long-Term Care, Care. Burgener, S.C., Shimer, R., ington, J.A. 19(5):48. The (Editorial). Burggraf, V.B. Murrell, L. 19(4):13-22. Hospitalized Elders: Risk of Confu- 19(5):5. Finnish Nursing Homes: Client sion With Hip Fracture. O’Brien, Clinical Manifestations: Failure to Well-Being and Staff Develop- L.A., Grisso, J.A., Maislin, G., Thrive in the Elderly. Osato, E.E., ment. Taival, A., Raatikainen, R. Chiu, G., Evans, L. 19(2):25-31. Stone, J.T., Phillips, S.L., Winne, 19(2):19-24. Identifying Clues to Infection in D.M. 19(8):28-34. First Words: Selected Addresses Nursing Home Residents: The Clinical Manual of Gerontological from the National League for Role of the Nurses’ Aide. Jack- Nursing (Book Review). Nissen, Nursing 1894-1933 (Book Re- son, M.M., Schafer, K. 19(7):33-42. C. 19(9):39. view). McKinney, B. 19(1):46. Increasing Cervical Cancer Screen- Cognitively Impaired Elders: Using Focus on Breast Cancer Screening ing Among Minority Elderly. 44 DECEMBER 1993 tee iN Oe ek White, J.E., Begg, L., Fishman, Legal Issues: Patient Self-Determi- S., Colclough, G., Brockopp, G.W. N.W., Guthrie, B., Fagan, J.K. nation: Is Anyone Really Listen- 19(11):31-37. 19(5):28-34. ing? Weiler, K. 19(10):42. Nursing Research: Quality of Life Independently Living Seniors and Legal Issues: Volunteer Family Mem- and Perceived Health in the El- Vitamin Therapy: What Nurses bers Assisting With Care. Weiler, derly. Moore, B.S., Newsome, J.A., Should Know. Linderborn, K.M. K. 19(7):43. Payne, P.L., Tiansawad, S. 19(11):7- 19(8):10-20. Management Education: Needs of 14. Infection Control: Programs for Nurse Administrators in Long- Older Women: Social Policies and Long-Term Care. Pritchard, V. Term Care. Vaughan-Wrobel, Health Care (Editorial). Dimond, 19(7):29-32. B.C., Tygart, M.W. 19(3):33-38. M. 19(10):5-6. Infection in the Elderly (Editorial). Marriage, Spousal Caregiving, and Older Women: Victims of Rape. Jackson, M.M. 19(7):3. a Husband’s Move to a Nursing Tyra, P.A. 19(5):7-12. Informal Caregivers: Reframing Home: A Changing Role for the Our Image (Editorial). Haight, B.K. Nursing Goals and Standards (Ed- Wife? Ade-Ridder, L., Kaplan, L. 19(11):5. itorial). Cameron, C.F 19(6):5. 19(10):13-23. Erratum. 19(12):34. Path We Tread: Blacks in Nursing Institutional Policy: Use of Re- Medications Used for Mental Dis- 1854-1990, The (Book Review). Dal- straints in Extended Care and orders in the Elderly: A Care- lam, L.E. 19(11):43. Nursing Homes. Magee, R., giver’s Guide (Book Review). Bar- Patient Assessment: Infection in the Hyatt, E.C., Hardin, S.B., Strat- bieri, E.B. 19(1):47. Elderly. Fraser, D. 19(7):5-11. mann, D., Vinson, M.H., Owen, Mental Health Care Reform and Ge- Patient Self-Determination Act: Im- M. 19(4):31-39. rontological Nursing (Editorial). plementing an Information Pro- Interdisciplinary Care: Effect in Futrell, M. 19(9):4. gram in a Nursing Facility. Dru- Acute Hospital Setting. Carty, Mirrored Lives: Aging Children and gay, M., Gallagher, G. 19(12):30- A.ES., Day, S.S. 19(3):22-32. Elderly Parents (Book Review). 34. Interpretation of Abnormal Labora- LeNavenec, C. 19(1):47-48. Patient Self-Determination Act: Im- tory Values in Older Adults: Part Near Falls Incidence: A Study of plications for Long-Term Care. I (Clinical Outlook). Melillo, K.D. Older Adults in the Community. Madson, S.K. 19(2):15-18. 19(1):39-45. Ryan, J.W., Dinkel, J.L., Petrucci, Perpectives on Gerontological Nurs- Interpretation of Abnormal Labora- K. 19(12):23-29. ing (Book Review). Lamy, P.P. tory Values in Older Adults: Part Night Shift: The Restorative Sleep 19(5):35. II (Clinical Outlook). Melillo, K.D. Specialists (Clinical Outlook). Pilot Study Results: Falls Among In- 19(2):35-40. Knapp, M. 19(5):39-42. stitutionalized Elderly. Roberts, Interventions to Improve Oral Care: Nursing Challenge: Methicillin- B.L., Wykle, M.L. 19(5):13-20. The Nursing Assistant’s Role Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus Pressure Ulcer Risk Assessment (Clinical Outlook). Winkley, G.P., in Long-Term Care, A. Williams, Tools: What’s New for Geron- Brown, J.O., Stone, T. 19(11):47- C.O., Feldt, K. 19(7):22-28. tological Nurses. Goodridge, D.M. 48. Nursing Diagnoses and Interven- 19(1):23-27. Is There a Difference? Nursing in tions for the Elderly (Book Re Promises to Keep: The Family’s Proprietary and Nonprofit Nurs- view). O'Leary, P. 19(4):48. Role in Nursing Home Care ing Homes. Hughes, K.K., Mar- Nursing Home Residents: Func- (Book Review). LeNavenec, C. cantonio, R.J. 19(1):28-34. tional Ability and Perceptions of 19(1):46-47. Just in the “NIC” of Time (Edito- Choice. Jirovec, M.M., Maxwell, Psychological Aspects of Geriatric rial). Buckwalter, K.C. 19(3):5. B.A. 19(9):10-14. Rehabilitation (Book Review). Legal Issues: Changes in CLIA Nursing Implications: Functional Plawecki, H.M. 19(11):46. Limit Screening Tests. Arthur, Status of Older Persons With Schiz- Reality Orientation and Validation C.L. 19(1):35. ophrenia. Krach, P. 19(8):21-27. Therapy: Dementia, Depression, Legal Issues: Legal Risks of Nontra- Nursing Knowledge: Acute Postop- and Functional Status. Scanland, ditional Nursing Care. Weiler, K. erative Pain Management in the S.G., Emershaw, L.E. 19(6):7-11. 19(4):47. Elderly. Brockopp, D.Y., Warden, Research Considerations: Geropsy- JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING 45 Lv VS ew BD EA chiatry Unit Evaluation. Kujaw- ties for Impaired Elders. Wind- search to Your Practice (Clinical inski, J., Bigelow, P., Diedrich, D., river, W. 19(3):15-21. Outlook). Hall, G.R. 19(4):43-45. Kikkebusch, P., Korpan, P., Special Care Units for Dementia (Ed- Urinary Retention in Hospitalized Walczak, J., Maxson, E., Ropski, itorial}. Brower, H.T. 19(2):3. Elderly Women. Williams, M.P., S., Farran, C.J. 19(1):5-10. Staff Attitudes: Monitoring Tech- Wallhagen, M., Dowling, G. Research Considerations: Nursing nology in Long-Term Care. 19(2):7-14. Home Quality Perceptions. Blies- Watzke, J.R., Wister, A.V. Vulnerable Population: Multi- mer, M., Earle, P. 19(6):27-34. 19(11):23-29., Problem Older Adults in Acute Research Considerations: Stress and Survey of Gerontological Curricula Care, A. Tappen, R.M., Becker- Perceived Health Status in the in Canada: Generic Baccalaure- man, A. 19(11):38-42. Rural Elderly. Johnson, J.E., ate Nursing Programs, A. Earthy, Why Is an Article on Research in Waldo, M., Johnson, R.G. 19(10):24- A. 19(12):7-14. the “Clinical Outlook’? (Edito- 29. Systemic Window: Revelations of rial). Hall, G.R. 19(4):3. Respiratory Infections in the El- Aging, A (Editorial). Burggraf, V. Women’s Strategies for Living in a derly (Book Review). Haworth, 19(12):5-6. Nursing Home. Daley, O.E. M.,J. 19(3):48. Tube Feeding: Complications 19(9):5-9. Screaming in Silence (Personal Ac- Among the Elderly. Galindo- Wound Care: Fact and Fiction About counts). Souffrant, A. 19(6):44. Ciocon, D.J. 19(6):17-22. Hydrocolloid Dressings. Barnes, Self-Feeding Performance in Nurs- Tuberculosis Comeback: Impact on H.R. 19(6):23-26. ing Home Residents. Osborn, Long-Term Care Facilities. Lan- C.L., Marshall, M.J. 19(3):7-14. caster, E. 19(7):16-21. Social Isolation: Unit-Based Activi- Understanding and Applying Re- AUTHOR INDEX Ade-Ridder, L., Kaplan, L. Marriage, Beck, C. See Danner, C. tive Pain Management in the El- Spousal Caregiving, and a Hus- Beckerman, A. See Tappen, R.M. derly. 19(11):31-37. band’s Move to a Nursing Home: Begg, L. See White, J.E. Brockopp, G.W. See Brockopp, D.Y. A Changing Role for the Wife? Bernstein, A.L. See Walczak, M. Brooks, D.M. Gerontologic Nursing: 19(10):13-23. Erratum. 19(12):34. Bezon, J. Bridging the Communica- Care of the Frail Elderly (Book Alexander, R. Nursing Diagnoses tion Gap With the Elderly: Practi- Review). 19(3):48. and Interventions for the Elderly cal Strategies for Caregivers (Book Brower, H.T. Special Care Units for (Book Review). 19(4):48. Review). 19(9):39. Dementia (Editorial). 19(2):3. Alford, D.M. Dementia Units in Bigelow, P. See Kujawinski, J. Brown, J.O. See Winkley, G.P. Long-Term Care (Book Review). Bliesmer, M., Earle, P. Research Con- Buckwalter, K.C. Geropsychiatry: 19(3):47. siderations: Nursing Home Qual- Are You Really My Nurse, or Are Arthur, C.L. Legal Issues: Changes ity Perceptions. 19(6):27-34. You a Snake Sheriff? 19(6):45-46. in CLIA Limit Screening Tests. Brady, R., Chester, ER., Pierce, L.L., Buckwalter, K.C. Just in the “NIC” 19(1):35. Salter, J.P., Schreck, S., Rad- of Time (Editorial). 19(3):5. Barbieri, E.B. Medications Used for ziewicz, R. Geriatric Falls: Pre- Buckwalter, K.C. See Weiler, K. Mental Disorders in the Elderly: vention Strategies for the Staff. Burgener, S.C., Shimer, R., Murrell, A Caregiver’s Guide (Book Re- 19(9):26-32. L. Expressions of Individuality in view). 19(1):47. Brandriet, L.M. Gerontological Re- Cognitively Impaired Elders: Barnes, H.R. Wound Care: Fact and search: Evaluating the Process. Need for Individual Assessment Fiction About Hydrocolloid Dress- 19(9):33-38. and Care. 19(4):13-22. ings. 19(6):23-26. Brennan, P.E. See Gallienne, R.L. Burggraf, V.B. Geriatric Nursing: Beach, D.L. Gerontological Caregiv- Brockopp, D.Y., Warden, S., Col- Health Care Reform in Scotland. ing: Analysis of Family Expe- clough, G., Brockopp, G.W. Nurs- 19(8):35-39. rience. 19(12):35-41. ing Knowledge: Acute Postopera- Burggraf, V.B. A Systemic Window: DECEMBER 1993 ie eo. eee ew Revelations of Aging (Editorial). Emershaw, L.E. See Scanland, S.G. Holtzen, V., Knickerbocker, P., Pas- 19(12):5-6. Evans, L. See O’Brien, L.A. cucci, M.A., Tomajan, K. Bacca- Burggraf, V.B. The Changing Face Faber, H.D. The Case for an Inte- laureate Curriculum: Gerontol- of Long-Term Care (Editorial). grated Health Care Reform Plan ogical Nursing Objectives. 19(5):5. (Editorial). 19(8):3. 19(6):35-41. Cameron, C.F. Informal Caregivers: Fagan, J.K. See White, J.E. Hughes, K.K., Marcantonio, R.J. Is Reframing Nursing Goals and Stan- Farran, C.J. See Kujawinski, J. There a Difference? Nursing in Pro- dards (Editorial). 19(6):5. Feldt, K. See Williams, C.O. prietary and Nonprofit Nursing Carty, A.E.S., Day, S.S. Interdisci- Fishman, N.W. See White, J.E. Homes. 19(1):28-34. plinary Care: Effect in Acute Hos- Fraser, D. Patient Assessment: In- Hyatt, E.C. See Magee, R. pital Setting. 19(3):22-32. fection in the Elderly. 19(7):5-11. Jackson, M.M. Infection in the El- Chester, E.R. See Brady, R. Futrell, M. Mental Health Care Re- derly (Editorial). 19(7):3. Chiu, G.Y. See O’Brien, L.A. form and Gerontological Nursing Jackson, M.M., Schafer, K. Identify- Cianfrani, L. See Linsk, N.L. (Editorial). 19(9):4. ing Clues to Infection in Nursing Cich, P.J. See Linsk, N.L. Galindo-Ciocon, D.J. Tube Feeding: Home Residents: The Role of the Cohn, M.D. Between Home and Nurs- Complications Among the EIl- Nurses’ Aide. 19(7):33-42. ing Home: The Board and Care derly. 19(6):17-22. Jirovec, M.M., Maxwell, B.A. Nurs- Alternative (Book Review). Gallagher, G. See Drugay, M. ing Home Residents: Functional 19(3):47-48. Gallienne, R.L., Moore, S.M., Bren- Ability and Perceptions of Colclough, G. See Brockopp, D.Y. nan, PF. Alzheimer’s Caregivers: Choice. 19(9):10-14. Daley, O.E. Women’s Strategies for Psychosocial Support Via Com- Johnson, J.E., Waldo, M., Johnson, Living in a Nursing Home. puter Networks. 19(12):15-22. R.G. Research Considerations: 19(9):5-9. Goodridge, D.M. Pressure Ulcer Stress and Perceived Health Status Dallam, L.E. Aging, Health, and Be- Risk Assessment Tools: What’s in the Rural Elderly. 19(10):24-29. havior (Book Review). 19(11):43. New for Gerontological Nurses. Johnson, R.G. See Johnson, J.E. Danner, C., Beck, C., Heacock, P., 19(1):23-27. Kaplan, L. See Ade-Ridder, L. Modlin, T. Cognitively Impaired Gray-Vickrey, P. Gerontological Re- Kikkebusch, P. See Kujawinski, J. Elders: Using Research Findings search: Use and Application of Knapp, M. Night Shift: The Restora- to Improve Nursing Care. Focus Groups. 19(5):21-27. tive Sleep Specialists (Clinical Out- 19(4):5-11. Griffin, M. Aging, Health, and Be- look). 19(5):39-42. Day, S.S. See Carty, A.E.S. havior (Book Review). 19(11):43. Knickerbocker, P. See Holtzen, V. Delaney, K. See Taft, L.B. Grisso, J.A. See O’Brien, L.A. Kobayashi, S., Masaki, H., Diedrich, D. See Kujawinski, J. Groom, D.D. Elder Care: A Diag- Noguchi, M. Developmental Proc- Dimond, M. Older Women: Social nostic Model for Failure to ess: Family Caregivers of De- Policies and Health Care (Edito- Thrive. 19(6):12-16. mented Japanese. 19(10):7-12. rial). 19(10):5-6. Guthrie, B. See White, J.E. Korpan, P. See Kujawinski, J. Dinkel, J.L. See Ryan, J.W. Haight, B.K. Our Image (Editorial). Krach, P. Nursing Implications: Func- Dowling, G. See Williams, M.P. 19(11):5. tional Status of Older Persons Drugay, M. Focus on Breast Cancer Hall, G.R. Understanding and Ap- With Schizophrenia. 19(8):21-27. Screening (Clinical Outlook). plying Research to Your Practice Kujawinski, J., Bigelow, P., Died- 19(8):43-45. (Clinical Outlook). 19(4):43-45. rich, D., Kikkebusch, P., Korpan, Drugay, M., Gallagher, G. Patient Hall, G.R. Why Is an Article on Re- P., Walczak, J., Maxson, E., Self-Determination Act: Implement- search in the “Clinical Outlook’? Ropski, S., Farran, C.J. Research ing an Information Program in a (Editorial). 19(4):3. Considerations: Geropsychiatry Nursing Facility. 19(12):30-34. Hardin, S.B. See Magee, R. Unit Evaluation. 19(1):5-10. Earle, P. See Bliesmer, M. Haworth, M.J. Gerontologic Nurs- Lamy, P.P. Cerebrovascular Disor- Earthy, A. A Survey of Gerontologi- ing: Care of the Frail Elderly (Book ders in the 1990s. Clinics of Geri- cal Curricula in Canada: Generic Review). 19(3):48. atric Medicine (Book Review). Baccalaureate Nursing Programs. Heacock, P. See Danner, C. 19(5):35. 19(12):7-14. Helms, L.B. See Weiler, K. Lancaster, E. Tuberculosis Come- JOURNAL OF GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING 47 |B Bt eS Be eR. back: Impact on Long-Term Care P.L., Tiansawad, S. Nursing Re- ality Orientation and Validation Facilities. 19(7):16-21. search: Quality of Life and Per- Therapy: Dementia, Depression, LeNavenec, C. Mirrored Lives: ceived Health in the Elderly. and Functional Status. 19(6):7-11. Aging Children and Elderly Par- 19(11):7-14. Schafer, K. See Jackson, M.M. ents (Book Review). 19(1):47-48. Moore, S.M. See Gallienne, R.L. Schreck, S. See Brady, R. LeNavenec, C. Promises to Keep: The Murrell, L. See Burgener, S.C. Seman, D. See Taft, L.B. Family’s Role in Nursing Home Newsome, J.A. See Moore, B.S. Shaid, E.C. Dry Mouth in the El- Care (Book Review). 19(1):46-47. Nissen, C. Bridging the Communi- derly (Clinical Outlook). 19(9):42- Linderborn, K.M. Idependently Liv- cation Gap With the Elderly: Prac- 44. ing Seniors and Vitamin Therapy: tical Strategies for Caregivers Shimer, R. See Burgener, S.C. What Nurses Should Know. (Book Review). 19(9):39. Simington, J.A. Guiding Autobiog- 19(8):10-20. Noguchi, M. See Kobayashi, S. raphy Groups for Older Adults: Linsk, N.L., Cich, P.J., Cianfrani, L. O’Brien, L.A., Grisso, J.A., Maislin, Exploring the Fabric of Life (Book AIDS Epidemic: Challenges for G., Chiu, G., Evans, L. Hospital- Review). 19(5):48. Nursing Homes, The. 19(1):11-22. ized Elders: Risk of Confusion Souffrant, A. Screaming in Silence Madson, S.K. Patient Self-Determi- With Hip Fracture. 19(2):25-31. (Personal Accounts). 19(6):44. nation Act: Implications for Long- O'Leary, P. Nursing Diagnoses and Spechko, P.L. Bloodborne Patho- Term Care. 19(2):15-18. 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