Nephrology nursing journal

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  Año 2007, Vol. 34, Número 3 (May-June)

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    The relationship between nurses' perceptions of the hemodialysis unit work environment and nurse turnover, patient satisfaction and hospitalizations.

    Jane Gardner, Carolyn Latham, Charlotte Thomas-Hawkins

    
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    Nephrogenic fibrosing dermopathy/Nephrogenic systemic fibrosis.

    Loretta D. Ezell, Karen Hamilton Persaud, Joyce G. Mackin

    
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    Leadership: A peak and perk of professional development.

    Mary Schire

    
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    A descriptive stufy of individuals with membranoproliferative flomerulonephritis.

    Connie W. Delaney, Lynne D. Lanning, Der Fa Lu, Ann Marie McCarthy

    
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    Satefy of erythropoiesis stimulating agents in patients on dialysis: Current issues for nephroogy nurses.

    Barbara Carter, Marcia Keen

    

  • From de Editor

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      Improving communications yields positive results.

      Beth Ulrich

      

  • President's Message

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      Here they come! are you readyn.

      Sandra Bodin

      
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      ANNA 2007 national symposium abstracts.

      

  • Issues in renal nutrition

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      Motivational interviewing.

      Maria Karalis, Karen Wiesen

      

  • Clinical Consult

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      Treating hyperparathyroidism with cinacalcet Hcl (Sensipar).

      James A. Sloand

      

  • Controversies in nephrogy nursing

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      Has the CMS rule of "4 visits per month" influenced patient ourcomesn; Increased frequency of visits has promoted improved patient/Provider relationships; Nephrology healthcare providers should determine the frequency of patient visits.

      Kristin Larson, Janet Mueller

      

  • Professional Issues

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      Keeping your elbows off your career table.

      Carol Headley