Journal of Neuroscience Nursing articles from December 1996

Journal of Neuroscience Nursing archives from December 1996

Education and self-management of interferon beta-1b therapy for multiple sclerosis.
December 1, 1996... Abstract: A teaching program (Betaseron Instruction) for patients beginning interferon beta-1b therapy was developed at St. John's Mercy Medical Center in St. Louis, Missouri according to Bandura's theory of self-efficacy. Then, a study was...

Clinical advocacy for persons with epilepsy and mental retardation living in community-based programs.
December 1, 1996... Abstract: There is a trend toward reducing the amount of antiepilectic drugs (AEDSs) prescribed to persons with developmental disabilities and epilepsy who live in institutional settings. This trend is much less clear with persons who live in...

Are alternative long-term care programs needed for adults with chronic progressive disability?
December 1, 1996... Abstract: Long-term care planning for middle-aged adults with progressive neurological impairment is a largely unexplored area. The purpose of this study was to examine factory that place individuals with progressive disability at risk for...

Hyperventilation and head injury: controversies and concerns.
December 1, 1996... Abstract: The use of hyperventilation for the treatment of severe bead injuries has been the standard of care for more than two decades in the prehospital, emergency department and critical care settings. Controversy has surrounded its use,...

Staff action: the nurse researcher in the clinical setting.(Research Corner)
December 1, 1996... Introduction Professional nursing practice involves commitment to knowledge development based on scientific inquiry. The role of the clinical nurse researcher in the practice setting is well-documented. Historically, a nurse researcher...