Index 313 Gramling, Kathryn Louise, “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Raper, James L., see Vance, D. E. Patient, Researcher, and Student Views: Frances’s Story of Rawl, Susan, see Baldwin, C. M. Nursing Art: The Most Wonderful Person in the World” Reed, Pamela G., “Commentary on ‘Spiritual Care Perspectives [Aesthetics], 65. of Danish Registered Nurses’: Spiritual Care as Nursing Gramling, Kathryn Louise, “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Care” [Research], 15. Patient, Researcher, and Student Views: Justine’s Story of Repede, Elizabeth, “All That Holds: \ Story of Healing” Nursing Art: The Presentation of Nursing” [Aesthetics], 70. [Aesthetics], 226. Gramling, Kathryn Louise, “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Rossen, Eileen K., “Commentary on “The Influence of Positive Patient, Researcher, and Student Views: Frank’s Story of Experiences on Depression and Quality of Life in Persons Nursing Art: Ask Me Who I Am” [Aesthetics], 75. With Multiple Sclerosis” [Research], 49. Grant, Marcia, see Baldwin, C. M. Rossiter-Thornton, Maria, see Moore, T. Herron, Dorothy G., “Commentary on ‘Herb and Supplement {owley, Alanna, see Christiaens, G. Use Among the Retail Population of an Independent, Schmidt, C. Max, see Baldwin, C. M. Urban Herb Store’ [Research], 36. Sharp, Pamela B., see Mellott, K. G. Hines, Mary Enzman, “Commentary on ‘Biopsychosocial Shultis, Carol, see Bruscia, K. Benefits of Spirituality in Adults Aging With HIV: Smythe, Elizabeth, see Spence, D. Implications for Nursing Practice and Research’: New Spence, Deborah, and Elizabeth Smythe, “Feeling Like a Nurse: Challenges for Providing Spiritual Care in Aging Patients e-Calling the Spirit of Nursing” [Research], 243. With HIV” [Research], 126. Spigner, Clarence, see Boutain, D. M. Hines, Mary Enzman, “Commentary on ‘Nurses’ Experiences of Stark, Kirsti Hetager, see Puskar, K. R. Practicing the HeartTouch Technique for One Month’: Steyn, H. Chrissie, see Witte, A. S. Burnout and Stress—Where Have We Been, Where Are We Struzick, Thomas C., see Vance, D. E. Going?” [Research], 283. Stuifbergen, Alexa K., see Phillips, L. J. Jacono, Brenda, and John Jacono, “Scholarship: A Journey of Taliaferro, Donna H., “Commentary on ‘Religious Activi- Self-Discovery” [Education], 219. ties of Inpatients and Their Family Visitors in Taiwan” Jacono, Brenda, see Jacono, J. [Research], 107. Jacono, John, and Brenda Jacono, “The Use of Puppetry for Taliaferro, Donna _ H., “Commentary on ‘The Sense of Health Promotion and Suicide Prevention Among Mi’Kmaq Coherence in Hospitalized Cardiac and Cancer Patients” Youth” [Practice], 50. [Research], 295. Jacono, John, see Jacono, B. Taylor, Ann Gill, see Menzies, V. Ko, Clifford, see Baldwin, C. M. Taylor, Janette Y., “Commentary on ‘How Family, Community, Krouse, Robert S., see Baldwin, C. M. and Work Structured High Blood Pressure Accounts: From Kugler, Regan, see Carpenter, C. \frican Americans in Washington State” [Research], 183. Libster, Martha M., “Commentary and Plant Perspective on Thorp, Steve, see Bormann, J. E. ‘Hypericum and Nurses: A Comprehensive Literature Ting, Brigid, see Moore, T. Review on the Efficacy of St. John’s Wort in the Treatment Turner, de Sales, see Christensen, K. H. of Depression” [Research], 208. [zeng, Huey-Ming, and Chang-Yi Yin, “Religious Activities of Love, Katie L., “Interconnectedness in Nursing: A Concept Inpatients and Their Family Visitors in Taiwan” [Research], 98. Analysis” [Research], 255. van der Wal, Dirk M., see Witte, A. S. Loya, Alexis, see Carpenter, C. Vance, David E., Thomas C. Struzick, and James L. Raper, Marques, Nancy Tavares, “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, “Biopsychosocial Benefits of Spirituality in Adults Aging Researcher, and Student Views: Nurse: Technician and With HIV: Implications for Nursing Practice and Research” Artist: ‘Frances’s Story’: Student Response” [Aesthetics], 67. [Research], 119. Mellott, Karen G., Pamela B. Sharp, and Lynn M. Anderson, Walker, Marsha Jelonek, “Nurses’ Experiences of Practicing the “Biobehavioral Measures in a Critical-Care Healing HeartTouch Technique for One Month” [Research], 271. Environment” [Practice], 128. Wardell, Diane Wind, “Commentary on ‘A Spiritually Based Menzies, Victoria, Ann Gill Taylor, and Cheryl Bourguignon, Group Intervention for Combat Veterans With Posttraumatic “Absorption: An Individual Difference to Consider in Mind- Stress Disorder: Feasibility Study” [Research], 117. Body Interventions” [Practice], 297. Wardell, Diane Wind, “Commentary on ‘Interconnectedness in Miller, M. J., and Thérése Dowd, “FEMA Nurses Face ‘Mission Nursing: A Concept Analysis” [Research], 266. Impossible’: Remembering Katrina” [Practice], 56. Wendel, Christopher, see Baldwin, C. M. Moore, Theresa, Brigid Ting, and Maria Rossiter-Thornton, “A Wetherell, Julie L., see Bormann, J. E. Pilot Study of the Experience of Participating in a Wilson, Mary H., “There's Just Something About Ron’: One Nurse's Therapeutic Touch Practice Group” [Research], 161. Healing Presence Amidst Failing Hearts” [Practice], 303. Phillips, Lorraine J., and Alexa K. Stuifbergen, “The Influence Witte, Alison S., “Response to ‘Commentary on ‘Mystical of Positive Experiences on Depression and Quality of Life Experience in the Context of Health Care”” [Research], 96. in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis” [Research], 41. Witte, Alison S., Dirk M. van der Wal, and H. Chrissie Steyn, Puskar, Kathryn R., Laurie Brar, and Kirsti Hetager Stark, “Mystical Experience in the Context of Health Care” “Considerations to Implement Holistic Groups With the [Research], 84. Elderly” [Practice], 212. Yin, Chang-Yin, see Tzeng, H.-M. 314 Journal of Holistic Nursing / Vol. 26, No. 4, December 2008 Aesthetics “Considerations to Implement Holistic Groups With the Elderly,” Puskar et al., 212. “All That Holds: A Story of Healing,” Repede, 226. “FEMA Nurses Face ‘Mission Impossible’: Remembering Katrina,” Miller and Dowd, 56. “Children’s Wishes: Holistic Revelations in Art,” Ewing, 147. “The Use of Puppetry for Health Promotion and Suicide “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student Prevention Among Mi’Kmagq Youth,” Jacono and Jacono, 50. Views: ‘Justine’s Story’ and the Art of Nursing,” Baker, 73. “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student Views: Nursing Is an Art: ‘Frances’s Story’: Student Response,” Batti, 68. Research “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student Views: The Art of Nursing: ‘Frank’s Story’: Student “A Pilot Study of the Experience of Participating in a Response,” Eydenberg, 77 Therapeutic Touch Practice Group,” Moore et al., 161. “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student “A Spiritually Based Group Intervention for Combat Veterans Views: Associate Editor Introduction,” Gaydos, 63. With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Feasibility Study,” “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student Bormann et al., 109. Views: Section Introduction,” Gramling, 64. “Biopsychosocial Benefits of Spirituality in Adults Aging With “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student HIV: Implications for Nursing Practice and Research,” Views: Frances’s Story of Nursing Art: The Most Wonderful Vance et al., 119. Person in the World,” Gramling, 65. “Commentary and Plant Perspective on ‘Hypericum and Nurses: “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student A Comprehensive Literature Review on the Efficacy of St. Views: Justine’s Story of Nursing Art: The Presentation of John’s Wort in the Treatment of Depression’,” Libster, 208. Nursing,” Gramling, 70. “Commentary on ‘A Pilot Study of the Experience of “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student Participating in a Therapeutic Touch Practice Group’,” Views: Frank’s Story of Nursing Art: Ask Me Who I Am,” Butcher, 169. Gramling, 75. “Commentary on ‘A Spiritually Based Group Intervention for “Distinguishing Nursing Art: Patient, Researcher, and Student Combat Veterans With Posttraumatic Stress Disorder: Views: Nurse: Technician and Artist: ‘Frances’s Story’: Feasibility Study’,” Wardell, 117. Student Response,” Marques, 67. “Commentary on ‘Biopsychosocial Benefits of Spirituality in “Hold My Hand... Don’t Let Go: Moments of Caring From a Adults Aging With HIV: Implications for Nursing Practice Patient’s Perspective,” Ergott, 308. and Research’; New Challenges for Providing Spiritual Care in Aging Patients With HIV,” Hines, 126. “Commentary on ‘Feeling Like a Nurse: Re-Calling the Spirit of Editorials Nursing’,” Cowling, 253. “Commentary on ‘Herb and Supplement Use Among the Retail “Collaboration for the Arts in Healthcare: An Opportunity,” Population of an Independent, Urban Herb Store” Herron, 36. Gaydos, 241. “Commentary on ‘How Family, Community, and Work “Gratitude and New Beginnings,” Cowling, 5. Structured High Blood Pressure Accounts: From African “On Spirituality and Holism,” Cowling, 83. Americans in Washington State’,” Taylor, 183. “The Role of the Essay,” Cowling, 159. “Commentary on ‘Influence of Intestinal Stoma on Spiritual Quality of Life of U.S. Veterans’,” Engebretson, 195. “Commentary on ‘Interconnectedness in Nursing: A Concept Education Analysis’,” Wardell, 266. “Commentary on ‘Mystical Experience in the Context of Health “Nursing Students’ Perceptions of a Holistic Nursing Conference: Care’,” Butcher, 93. Empowerment, Self-Care, and Application to Practice,” “Commentary on ‘Nurses’ Experiences of Practicing the Christiaens et al., 139. Heart Touch Technique for One Month’: Burnout and Stress— “Scholarship: A Journey of Self-Discovery,” Jacono and Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going?,” Hines, 283. Jacono, 219. “Commentary on ‘Religious Activities of Inpatients and Their Family Visitors in Taiwan’,” Taliaferro, 107. “Commentary on ‘Spiritual Care Perspectives of Danish Registered Practice Nurses’: Spiritual Care as Nursing Care,” Reed, 15. “Commentary on ‘The Influence of Positive Experiences on “There's Just Something About Ron’: One Nurse’s Healing Depression and Quality of Life in Persons With Multiple Presence Amidst Failing Hearts,” Wilson, 303. Sclerosis’,” Rossen, 49. “Absorption: An Individual Difference to Consider in Mind- “Commentary on ‘The Internal Process of Therapeutic Touch’,” Body Interventions,” Menzies et al., 297. France, 25. “Biobehavioral Measures in a Critical-Care Healing Environment,” “Commentary on “The Sense of Coherence in Hospitalized Mellott et al., 128. . Cardiac and Cancer Patients’,” Taliaferro, 295. Index 315 “Feeling Like a Nurse: Re-Calling the Spirit of Nursing,” “Nurses’ Experiences of Practicing the Heartfouch Technique Spence and Smythe, 243. for One Month,” Walker, 271. “Herb and Supplement Use Among the Retail Population of an “Religious Activities of Inpatients and Their Family Visitors in si Independent, Urban Herb Store,” Archer and Boyle, Taiwan,” Tzeng and Yin, 98. “How Family, Community, and Work Structured High Blood “Response to ‘Commentary on ‘Mystical Experience in the Pressure Accounts: From African Americans in Washington Context of Health Care”,” Witte, 96 State,” Boutain and Spigner, 173. “Spiritual Care Perspectives of Danish Registered Nurses,” “Hypericum and Nurses: A Comprehensive Literature Review Christensen and Turner, 7 on the Efficacy of St. John’s Wort in the Treatment of “The Influence of Positive Experiences on Depression and Depression,” Carpenter et al., 200. Quality of Life in Persons With Multiple Sclerosis,” Phillips “Influence of Intestinal Stoma on Spiritual Quality of Life of and Stuifbergen, 41. U.S. Veterans,” Baldwin et al., 185. “The Internal Process of Therapeutic Touch,” Coppa, 17 “Interconnectedness in Nursing: A Concept Analysis,” Love, 2 5 5; “The Sense of Coherence in Hospitalized Cardiac and Cancer “Mystical Experience in the Context of Health Care,” Witte, 84. Patients,” Bruscia, 286.