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A survey of current practices in the care of high risk obstetric patients
(1990-05)This descriptive, nonexperimental study was conducted to determine in what units are critically-ill obstetric patients cared for, who is providing that care, how nurses are prepared and if a difference exists between labor ... -
The effect of contingency contracting on compliance to the medical regimen in hypertensive black females
(1993-12)The purpose of this research project was to investigate the difference in compliance to a medical regimen among hypertensive black females who engaged in contingency contracting and those who did not engage in contingency ... -
Mothers' perceptions of nursing support at the time of their children's diagnosis with leukemia
(1992-05)This study was conducted to determine what nursing actions, as perceived by mothers, are considered supportive at the time of their children's diagnosis with leukemia. A private interview consisting of two questions ... -
A comparison of levels and sources of stress in critical care, emergency department, and flight nurses
(1993-12)A descriptive survey was conducted by mail to compare levels and sources of stress in critical care nurses (CC), emergency department nurses (ED), and flight nurses. The Nursing Stress Scale (NSS) (GrayToft & Anderson, ... -
Relationship of Parent concerns to adequacy of preparation of child for hospitalization
(1974-05)A study was done to investigate the feelings and sources of concern of the significant parent relative to the hospitalization of his child, and to ascertain if any relationship existed between these factors and the way in ... -
The relationship between depression, job satisfaction, and the length of time working on an AIDs unit
(1993-12)This descriptive study explored the relationship between depression and job satisfaction, and the length of time a nurse has worked in direct care of AIDS patients. The population studied were nurses who are often intensely ...