Nephrology nursing journal

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  Año 2007, Vol. 34, Número 6 (November-December)

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    Nephrology nurses's perspectives on difficult ethical issues and practice guideline for shared decision making.

    Bradley C. Bair, Christiy A. Price

    
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    Fatigue in african american women on hemodialysis.

    Patricia B. Crane, Amy G. Williams

    
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    INSIGHT potentialy prevents and treats depressive and anxiety symptoms in black wmen caring for chronic hemodialysis recipients.

    Lois Bolden, Sarah Mynatt, Muriel Curry Rice, Mona N. Wicks

    
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    Pathophysiology of diabetic nephropathy.

    Sherril Sego

    
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    The nursing research process.

    Ann K Cashion, Rebecca P. Winsett

    

  • From de Editor

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      Poverty and human development - a global and a local issue.

      Beth Ulrich

      

  • President's Message

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      Poverty close to home.

      Sandra Bodin

      

  • Clinical Consult

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      Creating a better environment to treat anemia in patients with CKD.

      Mary T. Sinnen

      

  • Controversies in nephrogy nursing

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      A change in adequacy standards could create a nightmare: Is il necessaryn.

      Molly Cahill

      

  • Practice issues in nephrology Nursing

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      Understanding the eGFR.

      Debra Hain, Carol Kinzner

      

  • Issues in renal nutrition

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      Medical nutrition therapy when kidney disease meets liver failure.

      Ann Beemer Cotton

      

  • Professional Issues

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      Building bridges.

      Linda Bethea