Journal of obstetric, gynecologic, and neonatal nursing

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  Año 2006, Número 6

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    Never Say, "Never!":

    págs. 679-680

    
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    A Passion for Nursing:In memoriam of Dr. Sharron Smith Humenick

    M. A. Stark

    págs. 681-683

    
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    The Controversy About What Constitutes Safe and Nurturant Infant Sleep Environments:

    L. J. Smith, M. W. Groer, K. H. Morgan

    págs. 684-691

    
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    A Primer on Economic Evaluations Related to Expansion of Newborn Screening for Genetic and Metabolic Disorders:

    H. B. Hubbard

    págs. 692-699

    
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    Living With the Threat of Preterm Labor: Women's Work of Keeping the Baby In:

    K. MacKinnon

    págs. 700-708

    
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    Interruptions to Breastfeeding Dyads on Postpartum Day 1 in a University Hospital:

    S. Ludington-Hoe, B. Morrison

    págs. 709-716

    
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    Postpartum Health, Service Needs, and Access to Care Experiences of Immigrant and Canadian-Born Women:

    S. Watt, W. Sword, P. Krueger

    págs. 717-727

    
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    Decision Making by Auxiliary Nurses to Assess Postpartum Bleeding in a Dominican Republic Maternity Ward:

    J. Foster, Y. Regueira

    págs. 728-734

    
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    Further Development of the Postpartum Depression Predictors Inventory-Revised:

    K. Records, C. T. Beck

    págs. 735-745

    
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    The Nurses' Experience of Barriers to Safe Practice in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit in Thailand:

    V. Jirapaet, C. Sopajaree, K. Jirapaet

    págs. 746-754

    
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    From the National Institute of Nursing Research-Annotated Bibliography of NINR Findings on Women's Health Across the Life Span: 2006 Update:

    R. J. Bingham

    págs. 755-760

    
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    Promoting Harmony Between "Normal" and "Optimal" Perinatal Health Care Practices:

    págs. 761-762

    
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    A Concept Analysis of Optimality in Perinatal Health:

    H. P. Kennedy

    págs. 763-769

    
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    Development of the Optimality Index as a New Approach to Evaluating Outcomes of Maternity Care:

    J. T. Fullerton, P. A. Murphy

    págs. 770-778

    
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    Linking Obstetric and Midwifery Practice With Optimal Outcomes:

    H. P. Kennedy, L. Cragin

    págs. 779-785

    
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    A Clinical Evaluation of Evidence-Based Maternity Care Using the Optimality Index:

    J. Miller, L. K. Low

    págs. 786-793