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|a This ambitious and long-awaited volume brings together foremost nursing scholars and educators to review and critique the state of nursing research across topics most relevant to current practice. Comprehensive in scope, cogent and truly thought provoking, a book such as the Handbook for Clinical Nursing Research is a must-have shelf reference for every nurse carrying out research or aspiring to conduct research and for those who teach them.
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|a Part 1: Philosophical theoretical and methodological perspectives and issues, section overview / Ada Sue Hinshaw -- Diversity in philosophical approaches / Ada Jacox [and others] -- Evolving nursing research traditions: influencing factors / Ada Sue Hinshaw -- What is known about caring in nursing science: a literary meta-analysis / Kristen M. Swanson -- Relationship of research perspectives to methodology / Carolyn L. Murdaugh -- Part 2A: Critical health needs of communities and vulnerable populations: clinical nursing research for vulnerable populations, section overview / Toni Tripp-Reimer -- The sampler quilt: a metaphor of rural communities / Clarann Weinert, Mary E. Burman -- Research with immigrants and refugees / Julienne G. Lipson, Afaf I. Meleis -- Cultural interventions for ethnic groups of color / Toni Tripp-Reimer -- Community-focused interventions and outcomes strategies / Joan K. Magilvy, Nancy J. Brown, Patricia Moritz
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|a Part 2B: Clinical nursing practice strategies and nurse sensitive outcomes, section overview / Joan L.F. Shaver -- Promoting physiological stability / Pamela H. Mitchell -- Therapeutic actions and outcomes for preterm (low birth weight) infants / Barbara S. Medoff-Cooper, Diane Holditch-Davis -- Therapeutic outcomes sensitive to nursing / William L. Holzemer, Suzanne Bakken Henry -- Part 2C: Families in health, illness, and life transitions, section overview / Suzanne L. Feetham -- Normative family trasitions and health outcomes / Marilyn McCubbin -- Nursing care of families in non-normative transitions: the state of science and practice / Catherine L. Gilliss, Kathleen A, Knafl -- Nursing research of families: state of the science and correspondence with policy / Suzanne L. Feetham, Susan B. Meister -- Part 2D: Health promotion and risk reduction, section overview / Nola J. Pender -- Interventions for promoting health in adolescents / Carol J. Loveland-Cherry
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|a Prevention and treatment of hypertension in Black Americans / Martha N. Hill -- Lowering risk for cardiovascular disease in children and adolescents / Joanne S. Harrell, Barbara J. Speck -- Health promotion and disease prevention intervention in worksites / Sally Lechlitner Lusk -- Part 2E: Biobehavioral manifestations of health and illness, section overview / Ada M. Lindsey, Joan L.F. Shaver -- Management of mobility and altered physical activity / Barbara Smith, Mary MacVicar -- Managing Dyspnea/ Virginia Carrieri-Kohlman, Susan Janson -- Managing pain / Betty R. Ferrell -- Managing urinary and fecal incontinence / Molly C. Dougherty, Linda L. Jensen -- Managing nausea anf vomiting / Margaret Heitkemper -- Managing sleep and waking behaviors and the symptom of fatigue / Joan L.F. Shaver -- Part 2F: Women's health, section overview / Nancy Fugate Woods -- Women's work, women's health / Marcia Gruis Killien
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|a From menarche to menopause: contributions from nursing research and recommendations for practice / Nancy Fugate Woods, Ellen Sullivan Mitchell, Dianna Taylor -- Infertility / Ellen Olshansky -- Women and sexuality: contributions from nursing research and practice recommendations / Catherine Ingram Fogel -- Clinical nursing research on battered women and their children: a review / Jacquelyn Campbell, Barbara Parker -- Part 2G: Older adults: health and illness issues, section overview / Patricia G. Archbold -- Activities of daily living: factors related to independance / Beverly L. Roberts -- Managing cognitive impairment and depression in the elderly / Cornelia K. Beck [and others] -- Supportive and nonsupportive care environments for the elderly / Linda R. Phillips, Martha Ayres -- Part 2H: Environments for optimizing client outcomes, section overview / Joyce A. Veran -- Acute care environments / Gail L. Ingersoll, Pamela H. Mitchell
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|a Transitional environments / Dorothy Brooten, Mary Duffin Naylor -- Quality outcomes and contextual variables in nursing homes / Meridean L. Maas, Janet P. Specht.
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