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1. Moving from texts to portals: NurseONE in the classroom
2. 100 years – 1905-2005 – Canadian Nurses History
3. A Clinical and Spiritual Approach to Healing
4. A Closer Look at the “supervision” and Direction” of certified registered nurse anesthetists
5. A history of public health nursing in Alberta and British Columbia, 1918 to 1939
6. A hospital-level analysis of the work environment and workforce health indicators for registered nurses in Ontario’s acute-care hospitals
7. A Lifetime of Service
8. A Look Back: Nursing Care of Typhoid Fever
9. A Moment of Reflection
10. A new reality
11. A Profile of Disciplined Registered Nurses (disciplinary actions)
12. A Question of Balance
13. A shared mental health care model
14. A Student and RN Partnered Clinical Experience
15. A Survey of Web-based Health Human Resource Planning Activities in Canada
16. A symphony of frogs at night (with Médecins sans frontières/Doctors without Borders)
17. A telehealth pioneer
18. Aboriginal Health Research
19. Aboriginal Nurses: Insights from a National Study
20. Accuracy of Reference in General Readership Nursing Journals
21. Actively Preventing Injury
22. Acute Pancreatitis
23. Acute shortage plays out in nursing stations, hospital wards
24. Addiction – A Nurse’s story
25. Addressing the spiritual dimension in Canadian undergraduate nursing education
26. Advance Directives
27. Advanced practice - Nurse Practitioners in British Columbia
28. Advanced Practice Nurses’ Role in the Treatment of Pain
29. Advanced Practice: A Clinical or Political Issue?
30. Advances in Research Methods
31. Advancing Global Health and Equity
32. Advancing the contribution of gerontological nursing reseach
33. Advocating for change
34. Allergic Aspergillosis
35. An Analysis of the Work Environment and Workforce Health Indicators for Registered Nurses
36. An End to Angels
37. An Error by Any Other Name
38. Analgesia and Sedation Protocols
39. Analysis of the American Nursing Workforce Crisis
40. And If I Perish: Nurse Leadership in World War II
41. Are You a Culturally Competent Preceptor ?
42. Are you prepared for a bioterrorist attack?
43. Are you Tired ?
44. Arranging live organ donation over the Internet
45. Assessing Nurse Graduate Leadership Outcomes
46. Assisted Suicide
47. Assisted suicide. A challenge for today’s nurses
48. At the “HeArt” of Nursing : Stories reflect the Professional Values
49. Autonomic Dysreflexia and Telehealth
50. Be Aggressive toward Violence
51. Be vigilant, Nurses warned
52. Becoming an Entrepreneur
53. Better Time Management: A Matter of Perspective
54. Betwixt and between : Searching for nursing's moral foundations
55. Beyond Content: Generating Critical Thinking in the Classroom
56. Bill 90 - Repercussions for all nurses
57. Bill 90 and the therapeutic nursing plan
58. Bill 90, three years later
59. Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure
60. Born into a Diaper
61. Brave Heart (cardiovascular care research)
62. Bridging the Generation Gap(s)
63. Bringing nursing research alive in the practice setting
64. Building and Sustaining a Career Culture
65. Building Research Capacity
66. Burned out ?
67. C difficile - A Menace in Hospitals and Homes alike
68. Cables and Electrodes can Burn Patients during MRI
69. Can a Journal Club Bridge the Gap Between Research and Practice?
70. Career coaching
71. Caring for oneself and for others through difficult times
72. Caring for Patients on Kidney Dialysis in a Disaster
73. Caring for Patients with Femoral Sheaths
74. Caring for Patients with Heart Failure
75. Celebrating International Nursing Partnerships
76. Celebrating Nursing History
77. Certification - Building on What You Know
78. Cesarean Section on Demand
79. Challenges and change in telehealth
80. Changes in our profession: an upgrading or downgrading of our role
81. Choosing a model of care for patients in alternate level care
82. Chronic Grief
83. Client restraints
84. Clinical Judgement – An Essential Tool in the Nursing Profession
85. Clinical Nurse Specialist or Nurse Practitioner
86. Clinical Nurse Specialists in a Web-Based Practice Environment
87. Clinical Relevance of Anatomy and Physiology
88. Clinical Resource Centers in Nursing Programs
89. Clinimetrics and Wound Science
90. Clostridium Difficile - Familiar Pathogen, Changing Epidemiology
91. Colorado Nurses and the Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP)
92. Combining high tech and high touch (quality of rest)
93. Commentary on the CNA Code of Ethics
94. Communicating with the Elderly: Choosing Respect in Caregiving
95. Communication - An important Part of Nursing Care
96. Complaints against Nurses
97. Compounded Drugs
98. Continuity and Transitional Care
99. Cost-effective Wound Care
100. Could a patient or a colleague become violent ?
101. Courage and Commitment
102. Creating a Holistic Environment for Practicing Nurses
103. Creating a New Dynamic in Aboriginal Health
104. Critical Analyses of the Evolution of a Canadian Nurse Practitioner Role
105. Cutting Sharps Risks in ICUs and CCUs
106. Cyberlaw
107. Dealing with an Angry Patient
108. Death Among Us
109. Death by Catheterization ?
110. Decision Tree for Additional Skills
111. Decision-Making
112. Defining nurses’ role in health informatics
113. Developing High-quality Health-care Workplaces - Facilitators and Barriers
114. Developing Regional Clinical Pathways in Rural Health
115. Disruptive Behavior & Clinical Outcomes - Perceptions of Nurses & Physicians
116. Diversity and Health
117. Documentation - I
118. Documentation – II
119. Does Pathophysiology Have to be Boring ?
120. Does Workplace Stress Lead to Accident or Error ?
121. Don’t Let the Grievance Process Cause Grief
122. Drugged and sexually assaulted (date-rape drug)
123. Education of First Nations and Metis students - Circle of Strength
124. Educational Mobility of RNs in North Carolina
125. Elder RNs’ Perspectives on Nursing Education - Lessons Learned
126. Embodied knowledge or disembodied knowing?
127. Emergency Waiting Room Nursing
128. Emotional vs Physical Labor
129. Employed to go against one's values - Nurse managers' accounts of ethical conflict with their organizations
130. Empowerment and shared leadership
131. End-of-life Care
132. Energy-Based Modalities
133. Enhancing Diagnostic Reasoning Skills in Nurse Practitioner Students: A Teaching Tool
134. Enhancing Ethical Climates in Nursing Work Environments
135. Enhancing Student Leadership Development in Community Settings
136. Enhancing the ability of Nursing Students to perform a Spiritual Assessment
137. Enteral tube flushing
138. Equipoise in clinical nursing research
139. Ethical challenges of the 21st century - Attending to relations
140. Ethical Concerns in End-of-life Care
141. Ethical Debates
142. Ethical orientation, functional linguistics, and the codes of Ethics of the Canadian Nurses Association and the Canadian Medical Association
143. Ethics and decision-making - Lessons from the Cancer Wars
144. Ethics and Values - issue
145. Ethics Elements - Serious Thoughts in a Cartoon - 1st part: fundamental concepts
146. Ethics Elements - Serious Thoughts in a Cartoon - 2nd part: applications
147. Ethics Elements - Serious Thoughts in a Cartoon - 3rd part: applications
148. Ethics in Action
149. Evaluating Best Practice Guidelines
150. Evaluation of an integrated model of discharge planning : Achieving quality discharges in an efficient and ethical way
151. Expanding Roles for Public Health Nursing
152. Exploring the Issue of Confidentiality
153. Facilitating Interprofessional Education and practice
154. Factors to Weigh when Considering Electronic Data Collection
155. Failure to Rescue
156. Family Practice and Primary Health Care Nurses in Nova Scotia
157. Family Presence: Making Room
158. Fears for the Future
159. Finding Temporary Relief
160. First steps in Career Planning : Self-assessment
161. First, Do No Harm: The Perils of Shift Work
162. Forensic Nursing
163. From Needlestick Statistic to Nurse Advocate
164. Getting wired for Interactive Health Communication with Internet
165. Giving Nurses a Voice in Patient Safety
166. Gold-standard mentor
167. Growth and satisfaction
168. Guide to the Information Highway
169. Handcuffed by Cutbacks
170. Handling Hazardous Drugs
171. Handwashing Compliance
172. Harm Reduction nursing
173. Health human resource planning for the new millennium : Inputs in the production of health, illness, and recovery in populations
174. Healthy Student, Healthy Nurse
175. Helping Kids Get Home
176. High school to Nursing
177. History of Breastfeeding in the United States
178. Holistic Assessment and Care: Presence in the Process
179. Holistic Nursing
180. Holistic Nursing as a Specialty
181. Home Care Security
182. Hope and feminist care ethics : What is the connection ?
183. How Effectively are Nurse Educators Preparing Students to Provide Spiritual Care ?
184. How Knowledgeable are we ?
185. How Long and How Much are Nurses now Working ?
186. How Nurses are Conceptualized in Healthcare Reform Literature
187. I don’t take no for an answer
188. Image, Function, and Style: A History of the Nursing Uniform
189. Imagery in the Clinical Setting: A Tool for Healing
190. Implementing a Rapid Response Team
191. Implementing a Wound Care Resource Nurse Program
192. In praise of Staff Nurse Parents
193. Incorporating Spirituality Into Practice
194. Increasing Influenza Vaccination of Health Care Workers
195. Infection Control and Hurricane Katrina
196. Information Technology and Nursing Care
197. Innovative approaches are needed to support practitioners
198. Innovative Treatment for Elderly Patients with contractures
199. Integrating a Standardized Assessment into Acute Care Settings
200. Interdisciplinarity and the Therapeutic Nursing Plan
201. Intermittent Auscultation of the Fetal Heart Rate
202. International Nurse Applicants
203. Iron Lungs
204. Is Personal Choice an Absolute Right ?
205. Is the Patient a Suicide Risk?
206. Is there an Up Side ? (restraints)
207. It is in the Genes
208. Keeping the Magic Alive in Nursing Care : Advice from the Dalaï Lama
209. Keeping Yourself Safe
210. Leadership, Innovation, and Knowledge Workers in Health-Care Reform
211. Leadership: Between Humanism and Pragmatism
212. Learning to work in a difficult relational context
213. Leave against Medical Advice
214. Legal Parameters of Alternative-Complementary Modalities in Nursing Practice
215. Legislative Advocacy Skills for Baccalaureate Nursing Students
216. Let’s Do Lunch? The Ethics of Accepting Gifts from the Pharmaceutical Industry
217. Level of acceptance of different models of maternity care
218. Liability trends in nursing
219. Licensure is not Synonymous with Professionalism: Its Time to Stop the Hypocrisy
220. Listening to Bowels Sounds
221. Make Room for the unit-based pharmacist
222. Making Ethical Choices (USA) – Weighing Obligations & Virtues
223. Making the Decision to Report to Work in a Disaster
224. Making the Most of Nursing’s Electronic Resources
225. Male Nurses’ Experiences of Gender Barriers
226. Managing Acute Diarrhea
227. Managing legal risks in preceptorships
228. Managing Risk with Patient Restraints
229. Mandatory overtime – This has gone on too long
230. Mapping a Path for Canada in Nursing Documentation
231. Mapping Out Your Professional Future
232. Meeting Clients’ Spiritual Needs
233. Men in Nursing
234. Mentoring
235. Missing Data : An Introductory conceptual overview for the novice researcher
236. Mixed-gender Wards
237. More Questions and Answers
238. MSF puts skills and experience to use around the world
239. Multidiciplinary Collaborative Primary Maternity Care Project
240. Musculoskeletal Injuries, Stress and Absenteeism
241. My Journey to Sri Lanka
242. Myths and Facts about Back Injuries in Nursing - I
243. Myths and facts about Back Injuries in Nursing - II
244. Navigating towards a moral horizon : A multisite qualitative study of ethical practice in nursing
245. Negative Behaviors in Nursing
246. New Pressure-ulcer Guidelines
247. Newly licensed RNs
248. Night Shifts and Fatigue
249. Not so Fast
250. Nunavut’s Health Human Resources Plan : “Closer to Home” Program
251. Nurse Anesthetists
252. Nurse Staffing – Patient, Nurse, and Financial Outcomes
253. Nurse – Physician Relationships : Impact on Nurse Satisfaction and Retention
254. Nurses Addictions
255. Nurses as Environmental Health Activists
256. Nurses in Industry
257. Nurses' Construction of Clinical Situations
258. Nurses, Negligence and Malpractice
259. Nurses’ health: work and family influences
260. Nurses’ Perceptions of Rehabilitation Certification
261. Nurses’ Stress & Burnout
262. Nursing as science : A critical question
263. Nursing by the numbers
264. Nursing Excellence by Design
265. Nursing in First Nations and Inuit Communities in Atlantic Canada
266. Nursing matters : The Nursing and Health Outcomes project of the Ontario ministry of health and long-term care
267. Nursing Network on Violence against Women
268. Nursing Research
269. Nursing Smallpox and its Consequences (1912 ; 1921)
270. Nursing the social Wound - Public Health Nurses’ Experiences of screening for Woman Abuse
271. Nursing theories : Relic or stepping stone ?
272. Nurturing a Positive Work Community using Dialogue
273. Operation “Survival”
274. Optimizing the Role of the Nurse Practitioner to improve Pain Management in Long-term Care
275. Over the Counter Access to Emergency Contraception
276. Overcoming the challenges of providing clinical-practice education
277. Pain Management Research
278. Palliative Nursing and End-of-Life Care
279. Patient in Chains
280. Patient Safety and the Limits of Confidentiality
281. Perceptor Recruitment and Retention
282. Personal digital assistant in nursing practice
283. Perspectives on transcultural care
284. Philosophy and Theory of Holism
285. Physical restraint practices
286. Physicians’ perceptions of nurse practitioners
287. Placebo : No relief for Ms. Mahoney’s Pain
288. Planning and Emotional Health of Abused Adult Children Caregivers
289. Planting the Seeds of Leadership
290. Point-of-care documentation
291. PORT : Psychosocial Oncology Research Training
292. Positioning Advanced Practice Nurses for Financial Success in Clinical
293. Potential Student Abuse of Technology in the Clinical Setting
294. Power to the people
295. Practising to Code (Code of ethics)
296. Preceptors
297. Preoperative nursing : The benefits of registered nurse first assistant practice
298. Preoperative Stoma Site Assessment and Marking
299. Preparing for disasters
300. Preventing Flu Outbreaks
301. Professional Burnout: Selling Your Soul for a Living
302. Promise of care and ceasing treatment
303. Promoting Behavior Change
304. Promoting Personal Safety in Community Health. Four educational strategies
305. Protect Your Family
306. Protecting Yourself (patient) Against Medical Errors
307. Providing the scaffolding or controling? Which is better for teaching Nursing?
308. Psychiatric nurses in hospital emergency departments
309. Psychiatric Nursing in Quebec in a Context of Change
310. Psychiatric Triage RNs in the ED
311. PTSD (Posttraumatic stress disorder) in the World War II Combat Veteran
312. Quality of Work life : A leadership imperative
313. Readiness of U.S. Nurses for Evidence-based Practice
314. Reconnecting the spirit of healing
315. Reducing the Risks in Bariatric (obese) Patient Handling
316. Reflections on a Research Journey - Nurses can lead research
317. Regional Clinical Nurse Specialists in Long-term Care
318. Registered Nurses’ Self-Efficacy for assessing and responding to Woman Abuse in Emergency Department Settings
319. Registered Nurses’s Perspectives on Tobacco Reduction. Views from Western Canada
320. Rehab instead of Prison
321. Remediation among Disciplined Nurses
322. Reprocessed Single-Use Devices – Safe or not ?
323. Research Paradigms and Methods for Investigating Holistic Nursing Concerns
324. Research while you Work
325. Resilience and Nursing
326. Respiratory Protection, Part 1
327. Responding to Trauma
328. Rethinking education for safer health care
329. Revisiting the issue of co-dependency in nursing : caring or caretaking
330. Right to information or right to be consulted?
331. Robotic Surgery
332. Roles, Research & Resilience: The Evolution of Advanced Practice Nursing
333. Rural Health Research
334. Safeguarding seniors during Hurricanes
335. SARS : Nurses among First Quarantined
336. SARS : The Mount Sinaï Experience
337. Screening for Dementia
338. Seasonal Influenza Clinics
339. Self-Determination vs Better Treatment ?
340. Setting a new standard of care in nursing homes
341. Seven legal tips (US) for safe nursing practice
342. Sexual Abuse of Older Adults
343. Should RNs Be Forced to Get the Flu Vaccine ?
344. Simulation in Acute Care supports Clinical Nurse Educators
345. Smallpox
346. Smallpox Legislation Introduced
347. Smallpox Vaccines
348. Social Justice
349. Solutions for a Safer, Cleaner Environment
350. Spanish Influenza Epidemic : Everything Depends on Good Nursing
351. Special Focus on Patient Safety
352. Spiritual nursing interventions
353. Spirituality, Religion, and Pain
354. Status and Standards of Care for Older adults
355. Stopping Verbal Abuse in the Workplace
356. Street Outreach with no Streets
357. Stress and Burnout in Nursing Faculty
358. Supervised Injection Facilities
359. Teach what you know
360. Teaching Holistic Nursing: The Legacy of Nightingale
361. Teaching in caregiving
362. Teaching Patients Self-Advocacy
363. Teaching Social Justice
364. Teamwork with Patients: Resource or Sufferings?
365. Teen depression. A nurses’s reflection on suicide
366. Ten Universities, One Program
367. Ten Years of Nursing Practitioner Education in Ontario
368. The 19/90 gap
369. The Analysis of Professional Practices: A Tool for Growth
370. The Benefits of Serving on a Hospital Ethics Committee
371. The Canadian Enterostomal Therapy Nursing Education Program Model
372. The Canadian Nurses Association (CNA) Codes of Ethics
373. The Challenge of Unrelieved Pain in the 21st century
374. The circept
375. The Curriculum Vitae
376. The Effects of Organizational Culture on Nursing Professionalism
377. The Enduring Self
378. The Ethical, Legal and Social Context of Harm Reduction
379. The Face of Tomorrow’s Health Care
380. The family as window onto the world of the patient : Involving patients and families in the decision-making process
381. The human genome impact on Health-care services : Are nurses prepared ?
382. The Job Interview
383. The legal status of the Fetus
384. The Mid-Career Nurse : What Now ?
385. The Nature of Evidence
386. The Nature of Nursing Practice in Rural and Remote Canada
387. The new nurse practitioner
388. The next chapter
389. The Nightingale Metrics
390. The nurse as an Expert Witness
391. The Nurse-Family Partnership
392. The Nurse-Family Partnership (NFP) – A Policy priority
393. The Nursing and Health Outcomes Project
394. The Nursing Student with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
395. The Other Side of Mandatory Overtime
396. The Privilege of Nursing
397. The Quality of Care Provided in Nursing Homes
398. The QuantiFERON-TB Gold Test
399. The Question of Certifying Wound-Care Specialists
400. The Rise of Accelerated Baccalaureate Programs
401. The Role of the Clinical Trial Nurse in the Informed Consent Process
402. The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner
403. The spirit burns brighter
404. The Time has come : Nurse Anesthesia
405. The Top 10 qualities of a Good Nurse Manager
406. The Undergraduate Nurse Employment Project
407. Thinking Internationally
408. Time Management
409. Time to Change our Equipment and Attitudes about sharp injuries and blood contamination
410. To Shower or Not to Shower
411. Toward 2020 : Visions for Nursing
412. Toxic Medications
413. Transforming home and community care
414. Try a Mock Trial
415. Tuberculosis Guidelines Update
416. Tuberculosis Prevention in the Far North
417. Tumor Lysis Syndrome
418. Unacceptable Pain Levels
419. Underestimation of Pain by Health-Care Providers – Towards a Model of the Process of Inferring Pain in Others
420. Understanding the Challenges in Nunavut - Witnessing Primary Health Care in Action
421. Unrelieved pain : An ethical and epistemological analysis of distrust in patients
422. Unwanted Treatment
423. Upholding the Image of Nursing : Dr. Ginette Lemire Rodger
424. USA: Named in a Lawsuit
425. Using Art to Express a Personal Philosophy of Nursing
426. Using Technology to Improve Wound-care Practice. - The Internet.
427. Verbal Abuse in the Workplace
428. View from the Cockpit
429. Violence Prevention in the Mental Health Setting: the New-York State Experience
430. Vision and Strategy
431. We had very little
432. Welcome to SARS Hell (SARS : severe acute respiratory syndrome)
433. What lies ahead for nursing training in Quebec?
434. What Nurses Should Know When Working in Aboriginal Communities
435. What will it take to keep our nurses ?
436. What’s ahead for Nursing Education?
437. What’s happening with career planning?
438. When a client considers surrogacy
439. When Caring is not Enough – Understanding the Science of Pain
440. When Consent Is not informed enough
441. When Global Health is Local Health
442. Who’s Got Your Back?
443. Why is it so hard to talk about Spirituality?
444. Why nurses are calling in sick : The impact of health-care restructuring
445. Why Students Choose Nursing
446. Workplace violence reported by Canadian nurses
447. « Closet Skeletons » that accompany all Deanships
448. A succession plan is needed for operating room nurses
449. Exposition professionnelle au sang et autres liquides biologiques – I
450. Exposition professionnelle au sang et autres liquides biologiques – II
451. Les narcotiques en milieu hospitalier
452. The Spanish Influenza
453. When opioid analgesia kills