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The Effect of the presence of a pet animal on the socialization behavior of withdrawn hospitalized persons with a psychiatric diagnosis
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Factors affecting student selection of psychiatric
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Patterns of patient acuity in twelve cardiac diagnosis related groups
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Nursing educator and nursing service personnel perceptions of new nurse performance
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The Relationship between control of the nursing personnel budget and control of staffing elements
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A Comparison of knowledge gained using computerized self-instruction versus lecture method to teach pediatric heart defects to associate degree nursing students
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A Study of the relationship among knowledge base, accuracy, comprehensiveness and complexity of diagnostic problem-solving by baccalaureate nursing students and practicing clinicians
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The Use of cardiopulmonary assessment skills in the critical care setting
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The Identification of stressors and coping mechanisms in nurse supervisors
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Oncology unit guidelines and compliance of selected units
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Learner control as a patient teaching variable with persons taking cardiac medications
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Behaviors of clinical instructors which facilitate learning as perceived by junior level baccalaureate nursing students
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Behaviors of clinical instructors which facilitate learning as perceived by second year associate degree nursing students
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The relationship between leadership effectiveness and staff turnover in nursing homes
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Job satisfaction as related to nurses attitudes regarding increasing employee self-control
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Hospital nurses death anxiety and frequency of contact with dying patients
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The relationship between the educational preparation of directors of nursing in nursing homes and quality of care
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Political participation of nurses as members of a voluntary association
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Work values and job satisfaction among supplemental registered nurses
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Reciprocal stereotypic attitudes held by nurses in clinical and administrative specialties
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