Journal of pediatric nursing

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  Año 2004, Número 3

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    Extending the reach of pediatric nursing practice

    C. L. Betz

    págs. 161-162

    
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    Gender, ethnicity, and the interactions of prematurely born children and their mothers

    J. Cho, D. Holditch-Davis

    págs. 163-175

    
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    Nurses' attitudes, knowledge, and beliefs related to the promotion of breastfeeding among women who bear children during adolescence

    H. J. Spear

    págs. 176-183

    
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    Health care barriers for latino children and provision of culturally competent care

    J. H. Lassetter

    págs. 184-192

    
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    The social ecology of changing pain management: do I have to cry?

    M. Jordan-Marsh

    págs. 193-203

    
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    Temperament and pain in 3 to 7-year-old children undergoing tonsillectomy

    H. L. Helgadottir

    págs. 204-213

    
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    Adopting children

    R. B. Monsen

    págs. 214-215

    
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    The shaken baby syndrome: a multidisciplinary approach

    P. W. Freeburg

    pág. 216

    
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    A study of parental involvement in pediatric hospital care: implications for clinical practice

    B. M. Ygge, J. E. Arnetz

    págs. 217-223

    
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    Conference call

    pág. 224

    
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    Incorporating Florence Nightingale's theory of nursing into teaching a group of preadolescent children about negative peer pressure

    L. Sessanna

    págs. 225-231

    
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    Update from the 14th annual conference: pediatric nursing: thriving in the reality of healthcare today

    D. N. Bledsoe

    págs. 232-234