Journal of obstetric, gynecologic, and neonatal nursing

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  Año 2004, Número 1

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    Revisiting Commitment Thoughts for the new year on commitment to the nursing profession

    N. K. Lowe

    págs. 9-11

    
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    Spinal Muscular Atrophy in the Neonate Type I, or Werdnig-Hoffman disease, is the most common hereditary cause of neonatal mortality and requires expert nursing care for these fragile infants and their families

    J. A. Markowitz

    págs. 12-20

    
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    Calcium in Women: Healthy Bones and Much More A clinical review of the physiology of calcium provides a solid basis for effective bone health promotion throughout life

    J. H. Kass-Wolff

    págs. 21-33

    
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    The Future of Professional Education in Natural Family Planning

    R. J. Fehring

    págs. 34-43

    
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    A Model for the HELLP Syndrome: The Maternal Experience Common emotions of women experiencing HELLP syndrome include fear of death, frustration, anger, and guilt

    M. B. Flanders-Stepans, M. C. Kidner

    págs. 44-53

    
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    Prenatal Predictors of Intimate Partner Abuse Almost 11% of this sample of pregnant women in Alabama reported physical abuse during the current pregnancy

    L. L. Dunn, K. S. Oths

    págs. 54-63

    
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    Parents' Perspectives on Decision Making After Antenatal Diagnosis of Congenital Heart Disease

    L. M. Cender, G. R. Rempel

    págs. 64-70

    
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    More Than Just Menstrual Cramps: Symptoms and Uncertainty Among Women With Endometriosis

    G. S. Lemaire

    págs. 71-79

    
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    Giving Birth: The Voices of Orthodox Jewish Women Living in Canada Cultural competence is enhanced through an understanding of the cultural and spiritual meaning of childbirth for Orthodox Jewish women

    L. C. Callister, S. E. Semenic

    págs. 80-87

    
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    Resources for Evidence-Based Practice, January/February 2004 This column reviews resources available to support the provision of evidence-based care for women and infants

    C. Sakala

    págs. 88-91

    
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    A legal consultant and expert NICU nurse introduces a series of articles about liability risks that may occur in common obstetric, neonatal, and women's health practice scenarios

    M. T. Verklan

    pág. 92

    
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    Maternal or Fetal Heart Rate? Avoiding Intrapartum Misidentification

    M. L. Murray

    págs. 93-104

    
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    VBAC: Safety for the Patient and the Nurse Vaginal birth after cesarean delivery is an evolving area of practice that demands continual nursing vigilance and advocacy for safe care

    J. D. Dauphinee

    págs. 105-115

    
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    Malpractice and the Neonatal Intensive-Care Nurse

    M. T. Verklan

    págs. 116-123

    
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    Liability in the Care of the Elderly Women are the most common victims of substandard nursing practice in nursing homes. Simple steps can increase safety in the environment and the delivery of care

    P. Iyer

    págs. 124-131