Official journal of theCanadian Nurses Associatio n

AUTHOR, SUBJECTINDEX

Vol. 79, No. 's 1-11

January - December 1983

LEGEN D

A - Abstract E - Editorial

AV- Audiovisual port - portrai t

Ja - January A - August

Fe - February S - September

Mr - March Oc - October

Ap - April N - November

My- May D - December

Je - June

ABBOTT, Darlen eDetecting ventricular arrythmias in the CCU

(Copot) 29 N

ACCREDITATIONThe Canadian Hospital Accreditatio n

Program, made in Canada, for you(Wilson) 48J e

ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCYSYNDROM E

Understanding AIDS (Scholl) 16N

ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCYSYNDROME - NURSIN G

Nursing the patient with AIDS (Batten,Tabor) 19 N

ADOLESCENCEHelping your adolescent client becom e

more physica ll y fit (Shestowsky) 24Ap

AGE DCommentary : abuse of the elderly

(Podnieks) 34M yCommentary : whose risk is it, anyway?

(Lauridsen) 44J e

AGED - CARE AND HYGIENEAt-home support, a new dimension in care

of the elderly (Wong, Wong, Fortune-Woodworth) 30 D

ALBERTA ASSOCIATION OFREGISTERED NURSE S

Alberta nurses seek to define nursingpractice in new act (Banning) 1 SA

AMYOTROPHIC LATERAL SCLEROSIS -NURSIN G

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Ho, Connors)3SM r

Maintaining adequate nutrition andhydration in the dysphagic ALS patient(Welnetz) 30M r

ANDERSON . FernAsk the experts, 50Fe

ANTISEPSIS - BIBLIOGRAPH YHelp for the infection control nurse - an

annotated bibliography (Campbell) 56S

ARRYTHMIA - DIAGNOSISDetecting ventricular arrythmias in the CCU

(Copot, Abbott) 29 N

ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID - THERAPYGold therapy and rheumatoid arthritis

(Grace) 40 D

ASSOCIATION OF NURSES OF PRINCEEDWARD ISLAN D

Island nurses practice creativity, learn tocope ( Besharah) 22 A

ASSOCIATION OF REGISTERED NURSESOF NEWFOUNDLAN D

CNA president urges Nfld nurses to lobbyfor "real health care" ( Banning) lOD

Growth and development, 310c

ATHERLEY, Gordo nCaring in the workplace, the OHN can tip

the scales, 43 N

ATTITUDE TO DEATHReflections on feelings ( Sanders) 25J e

AUDIOVISUAL56Ja, 52Ap, 52A, 57S, SO D

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BAILEY, Carol RavenscroftRoutine circumcision of the male neonate

(Miller) 29J a

BANNING, Judit hAlberta nurses seek to define nursing

practice in new act, I S ABurdens, responsibilities face gerontological

nurses, IO SCNA president urges Nfld nurses to lobby

for "real health care", 10 DEconomic conditions reflected in nurse

practitioners workload, 81 eFailures, disappointments, characterize

computer revolution in health care, 24AHow planning can decrease patient stress,

31 F eMedical technology - who is going to call

the shots'? 12M rNursing on the high seas, 18MyOccupational health and safety : the key to

society's future, 38NOrthopedic nurses study political moves,

16ApPlan now for education needs in year 2000,

Gilchrist urges, 29 ARNAO contemplates "enormous change",

19 ASpecial groups for special nurses, 30JeStop trying to define nursing' Look at real

problems nurse researchers told, 18 DStop wasting resources, Le Riche urges First

Canadian Rehabilitation Congress, 12MyToo much soul searching, too little action ,

cause nurses to miss political train, 28AWant a healthy baby? Stop smoking, resear-

cher tells nurses, I O D

BARTLETT, KatharineFamily nursing : a theory that works

(Nicinski) 46 A

BATTEN, Carol ( Persons)Nursing the patient with AIDS (Tabor) 19N

BAUMANN, AndreaDecision-making in a crisis situation

(Bourbonnais) 23My

BESHARAH, M . Ann eIsland nurses practice creativity, learn to

cope, 22 ARNABC receives vote of confidence from

delegates to 1983 meeting, 14 ASafety aboard ships, homebirths debated

during RNANS resolution session, 21ASpeakers urge health care managers to loo k

out for human element, WeThe door is open, E, 8M rThe Ontario experiment, E, 5MyYukon Nurses Society, lO D

BESNER, GisèleNursing practice, 520 c

BLAIR, Ro yGood to the last drop, 4SMr

BONDIN GMaternal infant bonding : taking stock

(Elliott) 28S

BOOK REVIEW S57Ja, 14Fe, 40Mr, 54Mr, 54Ap, 52My,

55Je, 60A, 58S, 57Oc, 52D

BOURBONNAIS, France sDecision-making in a crisis situation

(Baumann) 23M y

BREASTFEEDINGThe working mother and her breastfeedin g

infant (Macdonald) 21Mr

BRIDGE, PatriciaPreadmission assessment of the elderly

(Carlson) 27 D

BUBELA, NatalieIs your client at risk for respiratory

complications? 46M r

BULLER, E dDrumming and dancing : a new rhythm in

nursing care ( Hagey) 28A p

BURKE, Sharo nInterferon : how it works, 20Fe

BURKE, Sharon Ogde nO33Narent families : helping them cope ,

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CNA CONNECTIO N14Ja, 6Fe, 6Mr, 14Ap, 8My, 12Je, 14A,

8S, 60c, ION, 6 D

CALLIN, Mon aRevitalizing problem solving with Triple

Jump (Ciliska) 40M r

CAMERON, Betty JaneWhat's happening : Inverness summer

student project, 52Mr

CAMPBELL, BevHelp for the infection control nurse - an

annotated bibliography, 56S

CANADA HEALTH ACTCNA Connection, 14Ja, 10NCNA Information Kit tells how to lobby, 8SNurses and the Canada Health Act ( Rodger)

E, 6 NWhat's happening : getting our act together

(Dick) 50A p

CANADIAN CONGRESS OFREHABILITATIO N

Stop wasting resources, Le Riche urgesFirst Canadian Rehabilitation Congress(Banning) 12M y

CANADIAN CORRECTIONS SERVICENursing behind bars : a decade of change

(Smale) 31 A

CANADIAN COUNCIL FOROCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSE S

Occupational health nurses set to go oncertification, 8J a

CANADIAN COUNCIL ON HOSPITALACCREDITATIO N

The Canadian Hospital AccreditationProgram, made in Canada, for you(Wilson) 481 e

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATIONCNA Connection, 14Ap, 8Mr, 8S, 6OcNurses and the Canada Health Act (Rodger)

E, 6 NWelcome to ONA members (Rodger) SM y

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION -HISTOR Y

A word from the past presidents(Charbonneau) 450 c

CNA : a pictorial record ( Charbonneau)410 c

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION. ADHOC COMMITTEE ON ENTRY TOPRACTIC E

Baccalaureate preparation for nurses(Murphy) E, 7 A

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION . ADHOC COMMITTEE ON NURSINGADMINISTRATIO N

CNA Connection, 6Fe

57

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION . ADHOC COMMITTEE ON THE CODE OFETHIC S

CNA Connection, 6F e

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION . ADHOC COMMITTEE ON THE ROLE OFTHE NURSE IN MATERNAL ANDPERINATAL CAR E

CNA Connection, 6F e

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION .ANNUAL MEETING ( 1983 : OTTAWA)

CNA Connection, 12J e

CANADIAN NURSES ASSOCIATION.SEVENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

CNA Connection, 6Mr, 12J e

CANADIAN NURSES FOUNDATIONCNF announces names of 28 scholarship

winners, lO D

CANADIAN ORGANIZATION FOR THEADVANCEMENT OF COMPUTERS INHEALTH

Failures, disappointments, characterizecomputer revolution in health care(Banning) 24 A

CANADIAN ORTHOPAEDIC NURSESASSOCIATIO N

Orthopedic nurses study political moves(Banning) 16A p

CANCERSee Neoplasm s

CARLSON, Ruth An nPreadmission assessment of the elderly

(Bridge) 27 D

CARNEVALE, Franc oInduced paralysis : when your patient is on

Pavulon ( Espinosa, Fortin-Berardino, Guy,Harvie-Carbonneau, Powell, Tetreault,Veneziano) 45 N

CHARBONNEAU, Lé oA word from the past presidents, 450cCanada's Food and Drugs Act : is it really

doing the job it was set up to do? 25FeCNA : a pictorial record, 41 0 cCNA's twelve member associations, 22OcRNAO represents nursing at Grange Inquiry

into events at Hospital for Sick Children,26 A

The road ahead, 52O c

CHEMIJ, MarionTardive dyskinesia, the involuntary

movement disorder that no one reallyunderstands (Jewell) 2OJ e

CHILD, HOSPITALIZE DReducing hospital-related stress in parents

of ch ildren with cancer (Hayes, Knox)24 N

CHRISTO, Shirle yInfant resuscitation, a postpartum

emergency for all concerned, 36M y

CILISKA, DonnaLifestyle changes are our business, 26ApRevitalizing problem solving with Triple

Jump (Ca llin) 40M r

CIRCUMCISIONRoutine circumcision of the male neonat e

(Bailey, Miller) 29J a

CLINICAL TRIAL SCanada's Food and Drugs Act : is it really

doing the job it was set up to do?(Charbonneau) 25Fe

Clinical drug trials (Edgar) 24F e

COMARTIN, Mary AnnNew directions in care, 42Fe

COMMUNICATIONCommentary : is anybody listening ?

(Stephens) 18M r

COMMUNITY HEALTH EDUCATIONSee Health Educatio n

COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSING -TRENDS

Community nursing (Gibbon) 53Oc

COMPUTERSCommentary : nursing meets the computer

challenge (McAlister, Covvey) 22DFailures, disappointments, characterize

computer revolution in health care(Banning) 24A

CONNORS, Joh nAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Ho) 35M r

CONRAD, Audre yPutting research into practice ( Morse) 40S

CONSULTANT SPsychiatric nurse consultant ( Stokoloff)

42A p

COPOT, Sharo nDetecting ventricular arrythmias in the CCU

(Abbott) 29 N

COUTURE, Janic eUrology nursing team in action ( Dideles,

Johnson, Komjathy, Larocque, Starr)46M y

COVVEY, H . DominicCommentary : nursing meets the computer

challenge (McAlister) 22 D

CRISIS INTERVENTIO NCrisis as a coro ll ary of cancer diagnosis

(Kraiker) 37F eDecision-making in a crisis situation

(Baumann, Bourbonnais) 23M y

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DALL, Joh nCommunity-based geriatric assessment : the

new wave of the future (Wilson) 24 D

DATES10Ja, 65Mr, SOMy, 59A, 18S, 49D

DAWSON, Pa mWhat nurses say about primary nursing

(Wilson) 37J e

DAY, Rene A .The challenge : health care vs . security, 34 A

DEATHReflections on feelings (Sanders) 25J e

DECISION-MAKINGDecision-making in a crisis situation

(Baumann, Bourbonnais) 23M y

DELIVERY OF HEALTH CARE -CANAD A

Nursing on the move (Glass) E, 5Je

DEMENTIA - DRUG THERAPYHealth professionals come to grips with

dementia, 12 S

DIABETES MELLITU SLoss, stress and the diabetic surgical patient

(Robertson, Stevenson) 30My

DIABETES MELLITUS - NURSIN GDrumming and dancing : a new rhythm in

nursing care (Hagey, Buller) 28Ap

DICK, DianaWhat's happening : getting our act together,

50A p

DICK, Ja nWhat makes an excellent practising nurse?

44 D

DIETHYLSTILBESTROLDES : a living legacy ( Lehmann) 34 D

DISABLEDSee Handicappe d

DONOVAN, Rachae lNursing education ( French) 540c

DUNLOP, Judit hCommentary : nursing diagnosis or nursing

judgment? 23 N

DYSKINESIA, DRUG-INDUCEDTardive dyskinesia, the involuntary

movement disorder that no one reallyunderstands (Jewell, Chemij) 2OJe

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EDGAR, Lind aClinical drug trials, 24Fe

EDITORIALBMr, lOAp, 5My, 5Je, 7A, 210c, 6N, 5 D

EDUCATION, NURSIN GNursing education ( French, Donovan) 540cRevitalizing problem solving with Triple

Jump ( Callin, Ciliska ) 41M r

EDUCATION, NURSING,BACCALAUREATE

Plan now for education needs in year 2000 ,Gilchrist urges ( Banning) 29A

Post RN education, l0JeUniversity programs for RN's, 46J a

EDUCATION, NURSING, CONTINUING -BRITISH COLUMBIA

Bringing back graduate nurses via distanceeducation (McLaughlin, Wi lliams) 180c

EDUCATION, NURSING, GRADUATEPlan now for education needs in year 2000,

Gilchrist urges ( Banning) 29AUniversity programs for RN's, 46Ja

ELLERTON, Mary Lo uDo you believe in screening? (Sm il lie) 34FeHospice volunteer, 48F e

ELLIOTT, M . Rut hMaternal infant bonding : taking stock, 28 S

ELLIS, Doneld aA support system for new mothers, 50A

EMERGENCY SERVICE, HOSPITALGood communications a must, even in the

ER (Sklar) 51J e

EMORY, FLORENC EYesterday, Today and Tomorrow

(Kirkwood) 380c

EMPLOYMENT AGENCIE SA placement service for nurses : an idea

whose time has not arrived (Milton) 49S

ENDNOTES62Ja, 62 Fe, 70Mr, 62Ap, 62My, 62Je, 70A ,

70S, 700c, 62N, 62 D

ENTRY INTO PRACTICEBaccalaureate preparation for nurse s

(Murphy) E, 7A

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FAMILYFamily nursing : a theory that work s

(Bartlett, Nicinski) 46 AOne-parent families : helping them cope

(Burke) 33 NReducing hospital-related stress in parents

of children with cancer ( Hayes, Knox)24 N

FIRESEvacuation of a neonatal unit (Kennedy)

26M y

FORBES, Estell eAsk the experts, 50Fe

FORCHUK, CherylAdding a new dimension to accountab il ity

(Martin, Smith, Rowe) 42Je

FORTUNE-WOODWORTH, Jane tAt-home support, a new dimension in care

of the elderly (Wong, Wong) 30D

FRENCH, Susan E .Nursing education (Donovan) 540c

FRIESE, Penn yJob sharing, a solution to the personal

energy crisis (Stefura) 20Ja

FULLER-BEY, GloriaAntismoking counseling, an important part

of cardiac rehabilitation, 17A p

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GERIATRIC NURSINGCommentary : abuse of the elderly

(Podnieks) 34M y

58

Preadmission assessment of the elderly(Bridge, Carlson) 27 D

GIBBON, Mar yCommunity nursing, 530 c

GLACE BAY GENERAL HOSPITALA'hospital-based health promotion program

(Scott) 32 S

GLASS, Helen P.Confronting the challenge that lies ahead,

E, 210 cNursing on the move, E, 5Je

GOL DGold therapy and rheumatoid arthritis

(Grace) 40 D

GRACE, Eileen M .Gold therapy and rheumatoid arthritis, 40D

GRANGE INQUIR YRNAO represents nursing at Grange Inquiry

into events at Hospital for Sick Children(Charbonneau) 26 A

GREY, Donn aIntrathecal morphine : relief from

intractable pain, 50J a

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HAGEY, Rebecc aDrumming and dancing : a new rhythm in

nursing care (Buller) 28Ap

HANDICAPPED - REHABILITATIO NStop wasting resources, Le Riche urges

First Canadian Rehabilitation Congress(Banning) 12M y

HARDY, Elain eThe diagnostic wheel, 38Mr

HAYES, Virgini aReducing hospital-related stress in parents

of children with cancer (Knox) 24N

HEALTH CARE MANAGEMEN TCONFERENCE (1983 : TORONTO)

Speakers urge health care managers to lookout for human element ( Besharah) 9J e

HEALTH CARE SYSTEMSSee Delivery of Health Car e

HEALTH EDUCATION - NOVA SCOTIAWhat's happening, 52M r

HEALTH PROMOTION CENTRE,HAMILTO N

Lifestyle changes are our business (Ciliska)26A p

HEALTH SERVICES FOR THE AGEDAt-home support, a new dimension in care

of the elderly (Wong, Wong, Fortune-Woodworth) 30 D

Community-based geriatric assessment : thenew wave of the future (Wilson) 24D

HEAT EXHAUSTIO NRecognizing and treating heat stroke and

exhaustion in the road runner(MacFarlane) 2lA p

HIRSCH, Geralynn Aquin oCommentary - Nursing : Art or Science, 4Ja

HO, LilaAmyotrophic lateral sclerosis (Connors)

35M r

HOSPITAL FOR SICK CHILDREN,TORONT O

HSC nurses hang tough (G il christ) E, lOApNews feature ( Besharah) 11A pRNAO represents nursing at Grange Inquiry

into events at Hospital for Sick Children(Charbonneau) 26A

HOSPITALSSafety and accident prevention on hospital

premises ( Sklar) 53J a

HOSPITALS - AUTOMATIONFailures, disappointments, characterize

computer revolution in health care(Banning) 24A

HOSPITALS - CANADAThe Canadian Hospital Accreditation

Program made in Canada, for you(W ilson) 48Je

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IMMUNIZATIONIt's the law in two provinces, 27J a

INDIANS OF NORTH AMERICA -ONTARIO - TORONTO

Drumming and dancing : a new rhythmin nursing care (Hagey, Buller) 28Ap

INFANT, NEWBOR NInfant resuscitation, a postpartum

emergency for all concerned (Christo)36M y

INJECTIONSTaking the ouch out of injections ( Jerrett)

24J a

INTENSIVE CARE UNIT SMaximizing your ICU patient's sensory and

perceptual environment (MacKinnon-Kesler) 41M y

When your ICU patient needs emotionalsupport too ( Suderman) 36S

INTENSIVE CARE UNITS, NEONATA LEvacuation of a neonatal unit ( Kennedy)

26M y

INTERFERONInterferon : a patient speaks, 21FeInterferon : how it works (Burke) 20FeInterferon : reason for hope (Warren) 15FeThe interferon trial : practical and ethical

considerations (Wade) 17Fe

INTERNATIONAL COUNCIL OF NURSESNurses in underdeveloped countries benefit

from new ICN fee, 12 N

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JERRETT, Mary D .Taking the ouch out of injections, 24Ja

JEWELL, Jacklynn A.Tardive dyskinesia, the involuntary

movement disorder that no one reallyunderstands (Chemij) 20J e

JOACHIM, GloriaStep-by-step massage techniques, 32A p

JOB SHARIN GJob sharing, a solution to the personal

energy crisis (Friese, Stefura) 20J a

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KENNEDY, Joa nEvacuation of a neonatal unit, 26M y

KIRKWOOD, Lyn nYesterday, Today and Tomorrow, 38Oc

KNOX, Janet E.Reducing hospital-related stress in parents

of children with cancer (Hayes) 24N

KRAIKER, FranCrisis as a corollary of cancer diagnosis,

37Fe

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LAURIDSEN, Bet tCommentary : whose risk is it, anyway?

441 e

LEBRETON, Simonn eChronic solvent abuse, can you help?

(Swerhun) 40J a

LEGISLATION, NURSING - QUEBEC(PROVINCE) - HISTOR Y

An adventure, a challenge, 280c

LEHMANN, Alli eDES : a living legacy, 34DNursina'ç 1.Ast frontier : our Canadian

prisons, 37 ANutrition now, 24M r

LETTERS6Ja, 10Mr, 6Ap, 10My, 6Je, 10A, 7S, 160c,

8N, 8D

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MACDONALD, Jod yThe working mother and her breastfeeding

infant, 21M r

MACFARLANE, PatriciaRecognizing and treating heat stroke and

exhaustion in the road runner, 2lAp

MACKINNON-KESLER, SusanMaximizing your ICU patient's sensory and

perceptual environment, 41M y

MACLAINE, FrancesThe journey home, 45 A

MALYON, CarolConsidering surgery, 40A

MANITOBA ASSOCIATION OFREGISTERED NURSESMembership fees go up in Manitoba

(Parayre) lO D

MARTIN, Mary-Lo uAdding a new dimension to accountability

(Forchuk, Smith, Rowe) 42Je

MASON, Kathry nSafer lumbar myelograms - the search

continues, 28J e

MASSAGEStep-by-step massage techniques ( Joachim)

32A p

MATERNAL-CHILD HEALTH CENTERSA support system for new mothers (Ellis)

50 A

MCALISTER, Neil Hardin gCommentary : nursing meets the computer

challenge (Covvey) 22D

MCLAUGHLIN, KathieBringing back graduate nurses via distance

education (Williams) 18Oc

MCDERMOTT, Barbar aA preventive approach to staff stress, 27Fe

MCNEIL, Shirle yNursing grand rounds : toxic shock

syndrome ( Paradis, Wig, Edwards, Link)38A p

MEDICAL DEVICE TECHNOLOGY IN THE'80's (1982 : TORONTO )

Medical technology - who is going to callthe shots? (Banning) 12M r

MEVAL, Jean Weave rMultiple sclerosis : together with hope, 35Ja

MILLER, Nancy Ka yRoutine circumcision of the male neonate

(Bailey) 29J a

MILTON, IsabelA placement service for nurses : an idea

whose time has not arrived, 49 S

MORPHINEIntrathecal morphine : relief fro m

intractable pain (Grey) 5OJ a

MORSE, Janice M .Putting research into practice (Conrad) 40 S

MOTHER-CHILD RELATIONSMaternal infant bonding ; taking stock

(Elliott) 28 S

MULTIPLE SCLEROSISDealing with reality (Whittington) 34JaTogether with hope (Meval) 35J a

MURPHY, Norm aBaccalaureate preparation for nurses, E, 7A

MYELOGRAPHYSafer lumbar myelograms - the searc h

continues (Mason) 28J e

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NATIONAL GERONTOLOGICALNURSING CONFERENCE (1983 :VICTORIA )

Burdens, responsibilities face gerontologicalnurses ( Banning) 10S

59

NAVAL MEDICINE International nursing (Splane) 530c Occupational health and safety: the key to

Nursing on the high seas (Banning) 18My RN's do the job in federal prisons, 14N society's future (Banning) 38 N

NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE UNITSSee Intensive Care Units, Neonatal

NEOPLASMSDiary of a daughter ( Porter) 47F e

NEOPLASMS - COMPLICATIONSIs your client at risk for respiratory

complications? ( Bubela) 46M r

NEOPLASMS - DIAGNOSI SCancer : advances in prevention, screening

and diagnosis (Rothwell) IOFe

NEOPLASMS - DRUG THERAP YAsk the experts, 50FeClinical drug trials ( Edgar) 24F eHow planning can decrease patient stress

(Banning) 31F e

NEOPLASMS - NURSIN GA preventive approach to staff stress

(McDermott) 27F eAsk the experts, 50FeCommentary : why a special issue for cancer

nurses? ( Roberts) 9F eCrisis as a corollary of cancer diagnosis

(Kraiker) 37F eHospice volunteer (Ellerton) 48FeHow planning can decrease patie'nt stress

(Banning) 3lF eNew directions in care (Comartin) 42FeNursing in clinical research ( Ritchie,

Tanasichuk) 40FeNursing remedies, 56Fe

NEOPLASMS - PREVENTION ANDCONTRO L

Cancer : advances in prevention, screeningand diagnosis ( Rothwell) 10F e

Do you believe in screening? (Ellerton,Smillie) 34Fe

NURSING - ALBERTA - HISTORYNursing care : from act to act, 24O c

NURSING - ARCTIC REGIONSNorthern nursing : coming to terms with

reality (Smith) 20D

NURSING - BRITISH COLUMBIANursing on the other side of the

mountain, 230 c

NURSING - CANADA - HISTOR YThe evolution of accountability in nursing

in Canada (Warrington-Turcke) 34O c

NURSING - MANITOBA - HISTORYA history of nursing service, 26O c

NURSING - NOVA SCOTIA - HISTORYA reflection on nursing : past and present,

300 c

NURSING - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND -HISTOR Y

Nursing on the island, 31O c

NURSING - RESEARCH AND STUDIESCommentary: the place of research in

nursing (Starzomski) 34SPutting research into practice (Morse,

Conrad) 40S

NURSING - RESEARCH AND STUDIES -ALBERT A

UAH nursing department holds researchconference, 9J a

NURSING - RESEARCH AND STUDIES -CANAD A

Nursing research ( Stinson) 520c

ONTARIO NURSES ASSOCIATIONRNAO sets the stage, 270 cThe Ontario experiment (Besharah) E, 5MyWelcome to ONA members (Rodger) SM y

ORDER OF NURSES OF QUEBECAn adventure, a challenge, 28O cSocial affairs minister calls for resolution

of Quebec labor problems (Lapointe) SJ a

ORTHOPEDIC FIXATION DEVICESPin site care protocol (Trigueiro) 24S

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PAINIntrathecal morphine : relief fro m

intractable pain (Grey) 50Ja

PALLIATIVE TREATMEN TDealing with the dying patient in hospital

(Comartin) 45F eHospice volunteer (Ellerton) 48F e

PALMASON, DianeHit the road, 42 A

PARALYSIS - CHEMICALLY INDUCEDInduced paralysis : when your patient is o n

Pavulon (Carnevale, Espinosa, Fortin-Berardino, Guy, Harvie-Carbonneau,Powell, Tetreault, Veneziano) 45 N

PARAY RE, Sylvi eMembership fees go up in Manitoba, lODSaskatchewan nurses debate computers in

nursing and entry to practice, 16 A

PATIENT EDUCATIONA hospital-based health promotion program

(Scott) 32 S

NEOPLASMS - PSYCHOLOG YCrisis as a corollary of cancer diagnosis

(Kraiker) 37Fe

NEOPLASMS IN INFANCY ANDCHILDHOO D

Childhood cancer, 10JeReducing hospital-related stress in parents

of ch il dren with cancer (Hayes, Knox)24 N

NEVIDJON, BrendaAsk the experts, 5OFeNursing remedies, 56F e

NEW BRUNSWICK ASSOCIATION OFREGISTERED NURSES

A legacy of nursing leaders, 290 cNBARN aims at new Act of Incorporation

(Lapointe) 20A

NEWBORN INTENSIVE CARE UNITSSee Intensive Care Units, Neonatal

NEWS8Ja, 12Mr, IIAp, 16Ap, 12My, 8Je, 24A ,

10S, 180c, 12N, lO D

NICINSKI, Dor aFamily nursing : a theory that works

(Bartlett) 46 A

NURSE ADMINISTRATORSCNA Connection, 8M yNursing management : collaboration for

better care (Valentine) 46 S

NURSE PRACTITIONERSNP's save money, Iol e

NURSE PRACTITIONERS ASSOCIATIONOF ONTARI O

Economic conditions re flected in nursepractitioners' workload ( Banning) 8J e

NURSES - POLITICAL ACTIVIT YToo much soul searching, too little action,

cause nurses to miss political train(Banning) 28 A

What's happening : getting our act together(Dick) 50A p

NURSINGCommentary - Nursing : Art or Science

(Hirsch) 4Ja

NURSING - SASKATCHEWAN -HISTORY

Shaped by political tradition, 250 c

NURSING - TRENDSConfronting the challenge that lies ahead

(Glass) E, 21O cNursing practice (Besner) 520 c

NURSING ASSESSMEN TCommentary - Nursing : Art or Science?

(Hirsch) 4J aCommentary : nursin diagnosis or nursing

judgment? (DunlopI 23 NGood communication a must, even in the

ER (Sklar) 51J ePreadmission assessment of the elderly

(Bridge, Carlson) 27 D

NURSING ASSESSMENT - METHODSThe Diagnostic Wheel (Hardy) 38M r

NURSING CAR EFamily nursing : a theory that works

(Bartlett, Nicinski) 46ANursing behind bars : a decade of change

(Smale) 31 ANursing's last frontier : our Canadian

prisons (Lehmann) 37 AThe challenge : health care vs . security (Day)

34A

NURSING DIAGNOSISSee Nursing Assessmen t

NURSING RESEARCH CONFERENCE(1983 : MONTREAL )

Stop trying to define nursing ( Banning) lO D

NURSING SERVICES - ORGANIZATIONAND ADMINISTRATIO N

Nursing management : collaboration forbetter care ( Valentine) 46S

NURSING STAFF, HOSPITALCommentary: is anybody listening ?

(Stephens) 18M r

NUTRITIONNutrition now (Lehmann) 24M r

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OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH NURSIN GCaring in the workplace : the PHN can tip

the scales (Atherley) 43N

PEDIATRIC NURSIN GTaking the ouch out of injections ( Jerrett)

24J aUrology nursing team in action (Dideles,

Komjathy, Larocque, Couture, Johnson,Starr) 46M y

PELLETIER-LAPOINTE, Gertrud eNBARN aims at new Act of Incorporation,

20A

PHILOSOPHY, NURSINGAdding a new dimension to accountability

(Forchuk, Martin, Smith, Rowe) 42J e

PHYSICAL FITNES SHelping your adolescent client become more

physically fit (Shestowsky) 24A p

PODNIEKS, Elizabet hCommentary : abuse of the elderly, 34M y

PORTER, Daw nSelf care in theory and practice (Shamian)

21 S

PORTER, Heather B .Diary of a daughter, 47F e

POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATION SA case of postoperative infection (Skiar)

46A p

PRIMARY NURSING CAR EWhat nurses say about primary nursing

(Dawson, Wilson) 37J e

PRISONSThe challenge : health care vs . security

(Day) 34 A

PRISONS - CANAD ANursing behind bars : a decade of change

(Smale) 31 ANursing's last frontier : our Canadian

prisons (Lehmann) 37 ARN's do the job in federal prisons, 14 N

PROBLEM SOLVIN GRevitalizing problem solving with Triple

Jump (Callin, Ciliska) 41M r

PSYCHIATRIC NURSIN GPsychiatric nurse consultant (Stokoloff)

42A p

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QUADRIPLEGIAWhen your ICU patient needs emotiona l

support too ( Suderman) 36 S

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REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIATION OFBRITISH COLUMBIA

RNABC receives vote of confidence fromdelegates to 1983 meeting (Besharah) 14A

REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIATION OFNOVA SCOTI A

A reflection on nursing : past and present,300 c

Safety aboard ships, homebirths debatedduring RNANS resolution session(Besharah) 21 A

REGISTERED NURSES ASSOCIATION OFONTARI O

RNAO acts quickly to secure nursing input,13A p

RNAO contemplates "enormous change"(Banning) 19 A

RNAO represents nursing at Grange Inquiryinto events at Hospital for Sick Children(Charbonneau) 26 A

RNAO sets the stage, 27O cThe Ontario experiment (Besharah) E, SM y

RESEARCH12Ja, 10 1 e, 54A, ISS, 18 D

RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY -NURSIN G

Is your client at risk for respiratorycomplications? ( Bubela) 46Mr

RESUSCITATIO NInfant resuscitation, a postpartum

emergency for all concerned ( Christo)36M y

RITCHIE, DebraNursing in clinical research (Tanasichuk)

40F e

ROBERTS, M . Gai lCommentary : why a special issue for cancer

nurses". 9Fe

ROBERTSON, Elizabet hLoss, stress and the diabetic surgical patient

(Stevenson) 30M y

RODGER, Ginett eNurses and the Canada Health Act, E, 6NWelcome to ONA members, SM y

ROLEAdding a new dimension to accountabilit y

(Forchuk, Martin, Smith, Rowe) 42Je

ROTHWELL, Su eCancer : advances in prevention, screening

and diagnosis, 10F e

ROWE, PatriciaAdding a new dimension to accountability

(Forchuk, Martin, Smith) 42Je

RUNNIN GHit the road (Palmason) 42ARecognizing and treating heat stroke and

exhaustion in the road runner(MacFarlane) 2lA p

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SANDERS, Edn aReflections on feelings, 25Je

SASKATCHEWAN REGISTERED NURSESASSOCIATIO N

Saskatchewan nurses debate computers innursing and entry to practice ( Parayre)16 A

SCHOLL, KarenUnderstanding AIDS, 16 N

SCOTT, Sandr aA h2Spital-based health promotion program ,

SELF CARE - NURSIN GSelf care in theory and practice (Porter,

Shamian) 21S

SEX DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENTA case of discrimination (Sklar) 52 N

SHAMIAN, JudithSelf care in theory and practice (Porter) 21S

SHESTOWSKY, Brend aHelping your adolescent client become more

physically fit, 24Ap

SINGLE-PARENT FAMIL YOne-parent families : helping them cope

(Burke) 33N

SKLAR, CorinneA case of discrimination, 52 NA case of postoperative infection, 46ApGood communications a must, even in the

ER, 51J eSafety and accident prevention on hospital

premises, 53J a

SMALE, Shirley L.Nursing behind bars : a decade of change,

31 A

SMILLIE, Carol LouiseDo you believe in screening? (Ellerton)

34F e

SMITH, Ronelda Henderso nAdding a new dimension to accountability

(Forchuk, Martin, Rowe) 42J e

SMITH, SusanNorthern nursing : coming to terms with

reality, 20 D

SMOKINGAntismoking counseling, an important par t

of cardiac rehabilitation (Fuller-Bey)17A p

SOCIETIES, NURSING - CANADASpecial groups for special nurses (Banning)

30J e

SOLVENTSChronic solvent abuse, can you help ?

(Swerhun, LeBreton) 40J a

SOUCIE, Christin eAsk the experts, 50Fe

SPLANE, Verna HuffmanInternational nursing, 530 c

STARZOMSKI, RosalieCommentary : the place of research in

nursing, 34 S

STEFURA, Elain eJob sharing, a solution to the personal

energy crisis (Friese) 20J a

STEPHENS, BeaCommentary : is anybody listening? 18Mr

STEVENSON, Eleano rLoss, stress and the diabetic surgical patient

(Robertson) 30M y

STINSON, ShirleyNursing research, 52O c

STOKOLOFF, SheilaPsychiatric nurse consultant, 42Ap

STRESS, PSYCHOLOGICA LCrisis as a corollary of cancer diagnosis

(Kraiker) 37Fe

STRESS, PSYCHOLOGICAL - NURSINGEconomic conditions reflected in nurse

practitioners workload ( Banning) 8J e

STUDENTS, NURSIN GGood to the last drop ( Blair) 45Mr

SUBSTANCE ABUS EChronic solvent abuse, can you help?

(Swerhun, LeBreton) 40Ja

SUDERMAN, Eleano rWhen your ICU patient needs emotional

support too, 36 S

SURGERY, OPERATIV ELoss, stress and the diabetic surgical patient

(Robertson, Stevenson) 30My

SWERHUN, Pegg yChronic solvent abuse, can you help?

(LeBreton) 40Ja

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TABOR, RoxieNursing the patient with AIDS (Batten) 19 N

TANASICHUK, Hilar yNursing in clinical research ( Ritchie) 40Fe

TECHNOLOGY, MEDICAL - TRENDSMedical technology - who is going to call

the shots ( Banning) 12M r

THE CANADIAN NURS EThe door is open ( Besharah) E, 8Mr

TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROMENursing grand rounds : toxic shock

syndrome (McNeil, Paradis, Wig, Edwards,Link) 38A p

TRIGUEIRO, Manuel aPin site care protocol, 24 S

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UROLOGY - NURSIN GUrology nursing team in action (Dideles,

Komjathy, Larocque, Couture, Johnson,Starr) 46My

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VALENTINE, Patricia E .B .Nursing management : collaboration for

better care, 46 S

VICTORIAN ORDER OF NURSES FORCANAD A

VON nurses urged to study new roles forfuture health care, 25 A

VOLUNTARY WORKER SHospice volunteer (Ellerton) 48F e

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WADE, Spence rThe interferon trial : practical and ethical

considerations, 17Fe

WARREN, BarbaraInterferon : reason for hope, 15Fe

WARRINGTON-TURCKE, Katherin eThe evolution of accountability in nursing

in Canada, 34O c

WELNETZ, Kati eMaintaining adequate nutrition and

hydration in the dysphagic ALS patient,30M r

WHITTINGTON, LoriMultiple sclerosis : dealing with reality, 34Ja

WILLIAMS, Brend aBringing back graduate nurses via distance

education (McLaughlin) 18Oc

WILSON, Jan eCommunity-based geriatric assessment : the

new wave of the future, 24 DThe Canadian Hospital Accreditation

Program, made in Canada, for you, 48Je

WILSON, Norma M .What nurses say about primary nursing

(Dawson) 37J e

WONG, Juli aAt-home support, a new dimension in care

of the elderly (Wong, Fortune-Woodworth) 30D

WONG, Shirle yAt-home support, a new dimension in care

of the elderly (Wong, Fortune-Woodworth) 30 D

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YOU AND THE LAW53Ja, 46Ap, 50e, 52 N

YUKON NURSES SOCIETYThe last frontier, 330 cYukon Nurses Society (Besharah) IOD

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