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Clinical Nursing Research archives from August 1998
The issue of generalizability. (nursing research)(Editorial)
August 1, 1998... The Commentary in this issue of Clinical Nursing Research points out one of the difficulties for international consumers of nursing research: its relevance across international boundaries. Initially, one thinks of whether findings can be...
Functional performance of older adults in a long-term care setting. (includes commentary)
August 1, 1998... There is increasing awareness of the pivotal role that declining functional performance (bathing, dressing, transferring, continence, ambulation, and stair climbing) plays in maintaining independence and the impact this has on health care...
Maintaining patient endurance: the comfort work of trauma nurses.
August 1, 1998... Seriously injured patients frequently arrive at the Emergency Department (ED) conscious or partly conscious yet still aware of the serious nature of their injuries. They may be vocalizing their distress, responsive to pain, withdrawing from...
Psychosocial predictors of children's postoperative pain.
August 1, 1998... Children who undergo hospitalization and surgery have to deal with a wide range of specific stress- and pain-provoking events (e.g., separation from parents, intravenous line placement, anesthesia induction, postoperative discomfort) that are...
Social support and positive health practices in young adults: loneliness as a mediating variable.
August 1, 1998... A compelling argument for studying the health practices of Americans has been put forth in a document outlining requirements necessary to achieve a nation of healthy people by the year 2000 (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1990)....
The effectiveness of neuromuscular release massage therapy in five individuals with chronic obstructive lung disease.
August 1, 1998... Chronic obstructive lung disease (COLD) is a health problem that affects more than 30 million people each year (Petty, 1990). COLD ranks as the fourth largest health problem in Wyoming (Wyoming Department of Health, 1991). Nationally, it is the...
