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The Nursing of Families
Theory/Research/Education/Practice
Edited by:
- Suzanne L. Feetham - University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee, USA, University of Wisconsin, USA
- Susan Meister
- Janice Bell - University of Calgary, Canada
- Catherine L. Gilliss - University of California, San Francisco, USA
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Pediatric Nursing
Pediatric Nursing
November 1992 | 328 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Compelling family nursing issues are explored in this volume, which addresses practice, research and theory in order to bridge the gap between families' needs and expectations and the practice of family nursing.
Contemporary issues such as cross-cultural concerns, HIV/AIDS and the health of homeless mothers and children are examined; sections are also devoted to policy and economic issues, theory development, research, practice and education. A final section provides an integrative review which examines whether family intervention actually helps.
PART ONE: THE FAMILY'S AGENTS: POLICY AND NURSING
PART TWO: THEORY DEVELOPMENT AND FAMILIES
Ann L Whall
Disciplinary Issues Related to Family Theory Development in Nursing
Virginia E Hayes
Nursing Science in Family Care 1984-1990
Maureen A Frey
A Theoretical Perspective of Family and Child Health Derived from King's Conceptual Framework for Nursing
Janet A Deatrick, Kathleen A Knafl and Kim Guyer
Uncovering the Meaning of Caregiving Behaviors
Marilyn A McCubbin
Family Stress Theory and the Development of Nursing Knowledge About Family Adaptation
PART THREE: RESEARCH METHODOLOGICAL ISSUES
Janet A Deatrick, Sandra A Faux and Carol Murphy Moore
The Contribution of Qualitative Research to the Study of Families' Experiences with Childhood Illness
Kathleen A Knafl et al
One Approach to Conceptualizing Family Response to Illness
Helene J Moriarty and Margaret Cotroneo
Sampling Issues, and Recruitment and Sampling Strategies in Family Research
Carol J Loveland-Cherry et al
Scoring Family Data
Suzanne Feetham, Mary Perkins and Ruth Carroll
Exploratory Analysis
PART FOUR: PRACTICE
Lorraine M Wright and Anne Marie C Levac
The Non-Existence of Non-Compliant Families
Teresa A Savage et al
Ethical Decision-Making with Families in Crisis
Robin B Thomas, Kathryn E Barnard and Georgina A Sumner
Family Nursing Diagnosis as a Framework for Family Assessment
Sharon Jackson Barton, Arlene M Sperhac and Sheila A Haas
Family Nursing Approach for a Clinical Ladder
PART FIVE: EDUCATION
Janet A Deatrick et al
Development of a Model to Guide Advanced Practice in Family Nursing
Mary Perkins and Kathy Rigney
Education for Family Health Care in Clinical Settings
Catherine A Chesla, Catherine L Gilliss and Maribelle B Leavitt
Preparing Specialists in Family Nursing
PART SIX: CONTEMPORARY ISSUES
Marta A Browning and Jean H Woods
Cross Cultural Family-Nurse Partnerships
Julie E Sprott
The Black Box in Family Assessment
Mary M Cardwell
Family Nursing Research
Marie Annette Brown
Caregiver Stress in Families of Persons with HIV/AIDS
Edna M Menke and Janet D Wagner
The Health of Homeless Mothers and Their Children
Lee Smith
Mothering in the Midst of Danger
Jeri W Dunkin, Colleen Holzwarth and Terry Stratton
Assessment of Rural Family Hardiness
PART SEVEN: DOES FAMILY INTERVENTION MAKE A DIFFERENCE? AN INTEGRATIVE REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS