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| Overview | Topics | Assignments | Resources |
Baldwin, K.A., Chen, S.C. (1996). Use of public
health nursing services: Relationship to adequacy of prenatal care
and infant outcomes. Public Health Nursing, 13, 13-20.
Barton, J.A., Brown, N.J. (1995). Home visitation
to migrant farm worker families: An application of Zerwekh's
family caregiving model for public health nursing. Holistic Nursing
Practice, 9, 34-40.
Beddome, G., Clarke, H.F., Whyte, N.B. (1993).
Vision for the future of public health nursing: A case for primary
health care. Public Health Nursing, 10, 13-24.
Buhler-Wilkerson, K. (1993). Bringing care
to the people: Lillian Wald's legacy to public health nursing. American
Journal of Public Health, 83, 1778-1786.
Butterfield, P.G. (1990). Thinking upstream:
Nurturing a conceptual understanding of the societal context of health
behavior. Advances in Nursing Science, 12, 1-8.
DeSantis, L. (1997). Building healthy
communities with immigrants and refugees. Journal of Transcultural Nursing,
9, 20-31.
Erickson, G.P. (1996). To pauperize or empower:
Public health nursing at the turn of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Public Health Nursing, 13, 163-169.
Fawcett, J. (1995). Analysis and evaluation
of conceptual models of nursing (3rd ed.). Philadelphia, Penn.:
J.B. Lippincott.
Flynn, B. (1993). Healthy cities: the
future of public health. Health Care Trends and Transitions, 4,
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Frenn, M. (1996). Older adults' experience
of health promotion: A theory for nursing practice. Public Health
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Haggart, M. (1993). A critical analysis of Neuman's
systems model in relation to public health nursing. Journal of Advanced
Nursing, 18, 1917-1922.
Hanchett, E.S. (1990). Nursing models and
community as client. Nursing Science Quarterly, 3, 67-72.
Hatton, D.C. & Webb, T. (1993). Information
transmission in bilingual, bicultural contexts: A field study of
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Jones, M. & Nies, M.A. (1996). The relationship
of perceived benefits of and barriers to reported exercise in older African
American women. Public Health Nursing, 13, 151-158.
Josten, L., Clarke, P.N., Ostwald, S., Stoskopf,
C., Shannon, M.D. (1995). Public health nursing education: Back to
the future for public health sciences. Family and Community Health,
18, 36-
Kang, R. (1995). Building community capacity
for health promotion: A challenge for public health nurses. Public
Health Nursing, 12, 312-318.
Keuhnert, P.S. (1995). The interactive and
organizational model of community as client: A model for public health
nursing practice. Public Health Nursing, 12, 9-17.
Kuss, T., Proulx-Girouard, L., Lovitt, S., Katz,
C.B., Kennelly, P. (1997). A public health nursing model. Public
Health Nursing, 14, 81-91.
Littman, P.S. & Ritterbusch, J. (1997).
Tried, true, and new: Public health nursing in a county substance
abuse treatment system. Public Health Nursing, 14, 286-292.
Mahon, J., McFarlane, J., & Golden, K. (1991).
De Madres a Madres: A community partnership for health. Public
Health Nursing, 8, 15-19.
Meleis, A.I. (1992). Community participation
and involvement. Theoretical and empirical issues. Health
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Misener, T.R., Alexander, J.W., Blaha, A.J., Clarke,
P.N., Cover, C.M., Felton, G.M., Fuller, S.G.,
Herman, J., Rodes, M.M., Sharp, H.F. (1997).
National Delphi study to determine competencies for nursing leadership
in public health. Image Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 29,
47-51.
Misener, T.R., Watkins, J.G. (1994). Public
health nursing research priorities: A collaborative Delphi study.
Public Health Nursing, 11, 66-74.
Miskelly, S. (1995). A parish nursing model:
Applying the community health nursing process in a church community.
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Portnoy, F.L., Dumas, L. (1994). Nursing for
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12, 256-261.
Reifsnider, E. (1995). The use of human ecology
and epidemiology in nonorganic failure to thrive. Public Health Nursing,
12, 262-268.
Reilly, F.E. (1994). An ecological approach
to health risk: A case study of urban elderly homeless people. Public
Health Nursing, 11, 305-314.
Reutter, L., Neufeld, A., Harrison, M.J. (1995).
Using critical feminisit principles to analyze programs for low-income
urban women. Public Health Nursing, 12, 424-431.
Reverby, S.M. (1993). From Lillian Wald to
Hillary Rodham Clinton: What will happen to public health nursing?
American Journal of Public Health, 83, 1662-1663.
Salmon, M.E. (1993). Editorial: Public
health nursing -- The opportunity of a century. American Journal
of Public Health, 83, 1674-1675.
Spradley, B.W. & Allender, J.A. (1997).
Readings in community health nursing, (5th ed.). New York, NY: Lipincott-Raven.
Stevens, P.E. & Hall, J.M. (1992). Applying
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9, 2-9.
Utz, S.W., Shuster, G.F. 3rd, Merwin, E., Williams,
B. (1994). A community-based smoking-cessation program: self-care
behaviors and success. Public Health Nursing, 11, 291-299.
Vicenzi, A.E. (1994). Chaos theory and some
nursing considerations. Nursing Science Quarterly, 7, 36-42.
Zerwekh. J.V. (1993). Commentary: Going
to the people -- Public health nursing today and tomorrow. American
Journal of Public Health, 83, 1676-1677,
Zerwekh, J.V. (1992). The practice of empowerment
and coercion by expert public health nurses. Image Journal
of Nursing Scholarship, 24, 101-105
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©1997
- This page was developed in electronic form and made available on-line
by:
Genevieve Monahan, Ph.D., RN
FIT: Faculty Integrating Technology - a program sponsored
by CSULB New Media Center and the University Library.