Publications in Health care industry

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Publication	Audience	Format	Latest Issue	Articles
Academy of Health Care Management Journal	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2011 Animal programs and animal assisted therapy in Illinois long-term care facilities twenty years later (1990-2010). Change and innovation in health services delivery. "Truth" lies in the eyes of the beholder: evaluating smokers and nonsmokers receptivity of the truth campaign. How to manage and flourish innovation in hospitals' clinical IT? Enhancing drugs access in normal and critical circumstances. Required knowledge, skills and abilities from healthcare clinical managers' perspectives. Three lessons from California's compassionate use act. Employee perceptions of individual and organizational commitment to the green movement and their perceived impacts in healthcare vs. non-healthcare... Health care and social media: building relationships via social networks. Letter from the editor.	79
Access	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2012 PerioPatch[R]. Store-A-Tooth[TM]. AO ProVantage. CarieScan PRO[TM] and RemoteView Software. MI Varnish[TM] with RECALDENT[TM] (CPP-ACP). Profile. Dental hygiene in a changing world. Dental hygiene educator wins award for outstanding article published in the journal of dental education. Dental hygienist named to American Association of Dental Boards executive council. Celebrating 25 years of dental hygiene entrepreneurship. San Francisco dental hygiene society community service projects. Working with translators and interpreters. An inclusive dental hygiene case of a recovered methamphetamine addict. Building diversity in the dental hygiene workforce. Working. Extra. Stateline. How do you define diversity? Regardless of how certain groups are characterized or described, every individual that represents one of these groups... All of us: ADHA has long recognized the impact that diversity will have on the profession and the association and has actively been taking steps to... Lasers for periodontal disease and evidence-based decisions. more	999
Addiction Professional	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 He reaches his contemporaries. Is the field's passion disappearing? A blended strategy for adolescent males. A losing game for some older adults. A deluge of national headlines. Mission ridge. Musings of a chaplain: a spiritual connection with a client requires respect, acceptance and presence. A blended strategy for adolescent males: aspects of both abstinence-based and harm reduction approaches can benefit youths. The virtual classroom takes hold: distance learning becomes a favored option for many addiction-focused professionals. Women and children first: some residential programs are helping women become better mothers as they get sober. Masters of iprovement: two of the largest providers are pioneering redefinitions of effective clinical treatment. Mutual benefits of meds, group work. Reinforcing the importance of family in intervention. Field needs a new vocabulary. Many ways to get involved with NCAD. Online exclusives.	946
Adolescent Care Standards and State CHIP Efforts	Professional	Pamphlet	Jun 1, 2000 Adolescent care standards and state CHIP efforts.	1
American Journal of Critical Care	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2007 Education directory. Evaluating pacemaker function with full disclosure. Electrocardiographic artifacts. Healing environments and the limits of empirical evidence. Propofol infusion syndrome: a case of increasing morbidity with traumatic brain injury. Psychosocial issues for patients with ventricular assist devices: a qualitative pilot study. Discriminating between right coronary artery and circumflex artery occlusion by using a noninvasive 18-lead electrocardiogram. Rotational bed therapy to prevent and treat respiratory complications: a review and meta-analysis. Packed red blood cell transfusion in the intensive care unit: limitations and consequences. Nurses implementation of guidelines for ventilator-associated pneumonia from the centers for disease control and prevention. Evidence-based practice: use of the ventilator bundle to prevent ventilator-associated pneumonia. Reader offers solution to blood pressure cuff problem. Confirmation of nasogastric tube placement. Questioning Guidelines in the ECG Puzzler. In defense of the DNP. My first 50 years of critical care (1956-2006).	16
Australian Nursing Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jun 1, 2008 Breaking down the barriers. Calendar. A consumer's journey through a prostate cancer research project. Nurses face challenge in flu message: nurses and other health care professionals face significant challenges in motivating Australians with... First human transmission of bird flu: recent tests show the first probable case of human transmission of bird flu and have prompted calls for urgent... End private cleaning in hospitals. Cheap masks stop flu spreading. Online flu survey. Nursing central line service prevents catheter related infections. Traffic light system to control the spread of multi-resistant organisms in ICU. Developing competencies of infection control for new graduates: a comparison between Australia and Taiwan. Infection control in paediatrics. Quality & safety in health care. Public health, ethics and HIV. Critical Thinking and Clinical Judgement: A Practical Approach to Outcome-Focused Thinking. Evidence-Practice Gaps Report Volume 1: A Review of Developments: 2004-2007. Guide to Nursing Management and Leadership: Eight Edition. Fundamentals of Nursing: Clinical Companion. Nurse hits the road with new RFDS program in WA. Pressure ulcers--management of pressure related tissue damage. more	57
Behavioral Healthcare	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 The essential health benefit: will minimal become vanishing? Reliance on small-business plans as the EHB standard could lead to reductions in... Psychiatry stigmatized by low expectations: psychiatrist questions profession's beliefs about psychiatric disability, seeks "a more inspiring vision". Three key antipsychotics lose patent protection: state medicaid programs, patients to save as major atypical meds "go generic". Making EDI standardization a priority in 2012: 'stone age' reporting metbods sap providers and drain service resources. Are you effectively using the space you have? Implementing lean practices and evidence-based design can help you streamline workflow, cut costs and... Is compulsory education for counselors on the way? Addiction counselors face a de facto master's degree requirement by 2014. So, what's wrong with hearing voices? Proponents of European-inspired Hearing Voices Network plan peer-run groups across the U.S. Reenergizing board members reenergizes organization: generative model of governance engages talent and imagination of organizational leaders. Storytelling with a financial impact: Mental Health Systems engages public, raises funds, by deciding to tell its story. Before you integrate primary care: asking the right questions can help protect your facility from unnecessary risk. Rosenberg: the next revolution in behavioral health: National Council looks to the future of care, kicks off 42nd Conference and Expo in Chicago. Fighting for hearts and minds: new psychologists training for active-duty military service. Mission in jeopardy.	1017
Best Practice	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Oct 15, 2010 Effectiveness of nurse practitioners in residential aged care facilities.	23
BioResearch Compliance Report	Trade	Newsletter	Dec 1, 2007 BiMo inspection FOIA log. 7-item 483 delivered to clinical investigator for protocol violations. OHRP asked to review repositories and 'previous consents' in expedited review guidance. OHRP still grappling with how to report AEs to IRBs, despite guidance. XML a frequent problem with eCTD submissions; speaker says refuse-to-files are painful. FDA starts effort to respond to I.G. report on dwindling BiMo audits; Part 11 still a concern.	232
Canadian Journal of Public Health	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 Parental characteristics associated with childcare use during the first 4 years of life: results from a representative cohort of Quebec families. Coming events/activites a venir. A comparison of self-report and health care provider data to assess surveillance definitions of influenza-like illness in outpatients. Is Francophone language status associated with differences in the health services use of rural Nova Scotians? Migration and diabetes in British Columbia and Quebec: prevalence and health service utilization. A national scan of employment standards, occupational health and safety and workers' compensation resources for new immigrants to Canada. Effect of community population size on breast cancer screening, stage distribution, treatment use and outcomes. Childhood vision screening in Canada: public health evidence and practice. Ontario's school-based HPV immunization program: school board assent and parental consent. The epidemiology of invasive pneumococcal disease in British Columbia following implementation of an infant immunization program: increases in herd... Trends in Metis-related health research (1980-2009): identification of research gaps. Public health research involving aboriginal peoples: research ethics board stakeholders' reflections on ethics principles and research processes. Online sexual health services: examining youth's perspectives. Risk indicators and outcomes associated with bullying in youth aged 9-15 years. Hiding Canada's head in the (oil) sand/Le Canada se cache la tete dans le sable (bitumineux).	363
CANNT Journal	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2012 Rosa Marticorena, recipient of the nephrology research grant (experienced). Lynn Dufresne, recipient of the preceptor ship/mentor ship grant -- vascular access. Jan Baker, recipient of the International nursing travel grant. Mari Sarian, recipient of the CANNT 2011 poster award (3rd place). Renata Marco, recipient of the CANNT 2011 poster award (2nd place). Patsy Cho, Emelie Exconde, Virginia Sulit, Gillian Brunier, Shirley Drayton, recipients of the CANNT 2011 poster Award (1st place). Anita Amos, recipient of the CANNT 2011 manuscript award. Lisa Harley, recipient of the CANNT 2011 journal award. Terra Townsend, recipient of the certification/recertification bursary, western region. Janice Mackay, recipient of the award of excellence research. Leslie Holm, recipient of the award of excellence, administration leadership. Lorin Hompoth, recipient of the award of excellence, technical. Lee Beliveau, recipient of the award of excellence in clinical practice. Rajneet Atkar, recipient of the CANNT 2011 research Grant. Jovina Concepcion Bachynski, recipient of the franca tantalo bursary (graduate level). Both sides now. Redesigning peritoneal dialysis catheter exit-site classification. Hypoglycemics for the treatment of type 2 diabetes in patients with chronic kidney disease: a focus on new agents. Impact of on functional loss in elderly chronic kidney disease patients undergoing hemodialysis. The dangers of substance abuse in adolescents with chronic kidney disease: a review of the literature. more	487
CARING Newsletter	General	Newsletter	Dec 22, 2011 FMEA: uses in informatics projects. Mission education: providing personalized education for over 2000 users. 2011 Omaha system international conference. Awards and honors. Conferences. Graduations. Welcome from the editor and secretary. President's message: what a year!	378
Challenges Facing Family Planning Clinics and Title X	Professional	Pamphlet	Jan 1, 2000 Challenges facing family planning clinics and Title X.	1
Clinical Psychiatry News	Professional	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Nearly half of states implementing health reform. Physician-led PACs rise in number, influence: health sector, at $72 million, is fifth-leading source of federal campaign contributions. Joplin hospital rebuilding, 1 year after tornado. HHS launches anti-bullying sit. Baseball and smokeless tobacco. Mental health disaster support key. Substance abuse outreach by tribes. Willingness to pay, mental illness. Tobacco companies must disclose. Melatonin may normalize night owl sleep schedules. CADS screen of benefit at breast ca diagnosis. Music interventions reduce anxiety, pain in cancer patients. Prostate cancer survivors avoid discussing ED: expert analysis from the annual conference of the American psychosocial oncology society. Pain may extend course of depression, anxiety. Constant - current implant boosts 'on' time in Parkinson's: from the lancet neurology. Patients with epilepsy often balk at surgery. Delirium due to medical cause is often misdiagnosed. Cognitive activity tied to lower A-beta protein. Externalizing behaviors in preschoolers tied to sleep duration. Sleep-disordered breathing tied to behavior. more	9489
Colorado Nurse	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2012 In memory. CEARP/CNE review & update. DNA 31. DNA 30. DNA 23. DNA 20 report. District reports DNA 6. Colorado Student Nurses Association. Novice to Expert committee report. Colorado Nurses for Access to Health Care for All (CNAHCA). Government Affairs and Public Policy Committee (GAPP). NOAH recruiting nurses. Rocky Mountain chapter of the American Assembly for Men in Nursing. Public Health nurses honored. Colorado Nurses Foundation 2011 Scholarships. 2012 Nightingale Luminary Awards. Peer Assistance Services scholarship information. Colorado Nurses Association president ... Nurse managed clinics--Sheridan Health Services a prime Colorado model. The relationship between nurse involvement and outcomes in Colorado hospitals. more	471
Community Practitioner	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2011 Access the online journal archive. Infant massage teacher training programme. Baby massage courses for health professionals and family centre workers. Flu fighter: push to vaccinate more NHS staff in the community: with the number of health workers vaccinated each year languishing, NHS employers,... Baby friendly education: baby friendly status for an SCPHN education programme. Sport in the park: a school health team use a summer park event to promote physical activity in the community. Lactational amenorrhoea method contraception: improving knowledge. Brutal and negligent? 19th century factory mothers and child care. Childcare support at nursery schools in Japan: current services and future needs. The Twf project: promoting bilingualism for public health in Wales. Charities: cuts and crisis: central government and local authority cuts mean that voluntary and community sector organisations are facing a funding... Home or into care? SRE for primary children: resources for the delivery of sex and relationship education. Public health white paper and transfer from NHS trusts to local authorities. Letter: doubts about policy, the will to fight and union support. Where are you? Unite needs to know that its members' information is up to date, especially since it is about to ballot them. Breastfeeding coalition goes into 'latent' period. NEET number continues to rise. Health bill faces more pressure from NHS workers. Unions to ballot on action over pensions. more	1626
Contemporary Long Term Care	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2007 Read letter days. ALFs and dementia care units. RNs getting older and greater. Speed Queen's SC80 is a durable laundry player. Washer extractors from Milnor. The efficient laundry purchase: don't let equipment upgrades become a wash. Interview. Pet pleasures: proper etiquette with therapy dogs and other furry friends. A storm-inspired makeover: how a snowstorm forced a nursing home's complete culture change. Going naked: what to consider when getting ready to drop your liability insurance. The continuum drumbeat: understanding the role of CCRCs and public perception in culture change. Assistive technology in the ALF: monitoring technology can lead to better senior living. Power mongers: curbing employee abuse of workers comp and termination agreements: hitting the brakes on workers' comp costs: how to minimize claims... Power mongers: curbing employee abuse of workers' comp and termination agreements: traps for the unwary: how to draft severance agreements that will... Meds on the mind: what we've learned about medication management in the last few months. Armed and dangerous: surveys come equipped with cameras under new photographic evidence guidelines. Age-in-place with QuietCare[R]. CISCOR keeps tabs on emergencies. Flowmeter advantages with Western Medica. InPro ShowerShield[TM] boosts safety for patients and staff. more	1534
Dynamics	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 15, 2012 Award information. Charting a new course in knowledge: creating life-long critical care thinkers. Journal club in a critical care unit: an innovative design triggering learning through reading and dialogue. Critical care nurses' information-seeking behaviour during an unfamiliar patient care task. Guardian Scholarship: The Baxter Corporation Award for Excellence 2008. Research review. Dates to remember! It is not what you leave behind ... it is what you take with you that counts!	307
FOCUS: Journal for Respiratory Care & Sleep Medicine	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2011 Drowsy driving - an epidemic? Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy: is this service in your department's future? Four key sleep center questions answered. Acute COPD exacerbations: an evidenced-based approach. Join us in Nashvile.-May 10-12, 2012. Sleepy kids: understanding pediatric sleep disorders. Test anxiety in students. Cultural diversity: American style. The asymptotic principle. Choosing intubation: the patient's perspective. Everything is negotiable: a practical guide to maximizing capital purchases. Acute respiratory distress syndrome. ABG temperature correction: to correct or not to correct; that is the question. Melatonin and nocturnal asthma. Math for managers.	1661
Georgia Nursing	Trade	Newsletter	May 1, 2012 GNA/ANA benefit brief. Welcome new & returning GNA members. Georgia nurses association regions and chapters. Georgia nurses foundation honor a nurse recipients. Do I need an appraisal? Call for nominations. Call for proposed action/informational reports for GNA's 2013 membership assembly. Enduring echoes Helen H. Saile born 1909. APRN independence does not harm physicians' wages. The Georgia nursing workforce of the future: increase the number of BSN graduates in the state to 80 percent by 2020! GNA member attends NIWI event. Put a face on us! 900 Nurses attend 2012 GNA legislative day at the capitol. The Georgia board of nursing: here to serve. Nursing practice question: is texting/receiving patient information a HIPAA rules violation? Debbie Hatmaker named 2012 ANA distinguished membership award recipient. Porter O'Grady named 2012 ANA Luther Christman Award recipient. GNF special license plate approved for manufacture. Celebrate national nurses week 2012 nurses: advocating, leading, caring. ANA proposes radical structure changes. more	617
H&HN Hospitals & Health Networks	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2012 Enhancing value in care delivery. Hospital on move in Buffalo. Jeff Dorsey. Darwin Remboldt retired in February as president and CEO of Simi Valley (Calif.) Hospital. Al Stubblefield, a winner of the American Hospital Association Award of Honor, is retiring. Calendar. Compassionate care: pediatric nurse crafts a program that provides care and comfort to maltreated or sexually abused kids. Innovation! your new core competency. One small hospital, one big mission: Foster McGaw winner Mt. Ascutney engages whole community in promoting health of young and old. Surgical robots: worth the investment? The cost is high and comparative research is scant. But heavy demand by physicians and patients makes them a... Hospitals get aggressive, and infections plunge: senior leaders rally staff to battle the four most common HAIs with strategies combining common... Time to rise to the challenge: Teri Fontenot, chair of the American Hospital Association and president and CEO of Woman's Hospital in Baton Rouge,... Burned out or fired up? Hospital executives face unprecedented pressures. Some are opting to end their careers, but many others are pumped up and... Advice from the field ... Big demands for data center reliability. Wellness proves good (for) business. Technology showcase. Are you ready to navigate the cloud? Security risks turk as the latest IT fad hits health core. If it's not an emergency, pay first. Is it really an emergency? At one hospital, the days of treating sore throats in the ED are over. more	795
Health Care Financing Review	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2009 Clinician feedback on using episode groupers with Medicare claims data. Colon cancer treatment costs for medicare and dually eligible beneficiaries. Medicaid expansions and the insurance coverage of poor teenagers. Toward understanding EHR use in small physician practices. Ventilator-associated pneumonia among elderly Medicare beneficiaries in long-term care hospitals.	1206
Health care industry community	General		Nov 29, 2011 New York's Body Shape to Find Out How You Can Reduce Your Risk of Serious Illness Laser Became Widely Used in Various Procedures of Precision Surgical Instrument Lip Injections and Lip Augmentation of the Risk of Injection and What You Need to Know	11918
Health Management Technology	Professional	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 How to choose the right tablet: save time, reduce errors and ensure that the most up-to-date information stays at the clinician's fingertips... Network upgrade saves thousands: Navos, a non-profit mental health organization based in Seattle, went from T1 to Ethernet and reduced back-up time... Goodbye paper, hello results: Kronos scheduling solution balances employee and business needs for WellStar. Best practices in healthcare disaster recovery planning: the push to adopt EHRs is creating new data management challenges for healthcare IT... Is cloud storage right for your organization? Many healthcare organizations are looking to third-party vendors for help. Conquering the complexity of storage: converged medical infrastructure can increase storage capacity by improving the IT environment as whole. Overcoming today's PACS/RIS challenges: Health Management Technology asked select experts the following question: What are the most significant... Getting the lead out: Hamilton Medical Center is shifting from conventional sealed lead acid (SLA) batteries to advanced lithium-iron nano-phosphate... More functions, better healthcare: tablet PCs help increase efficiency, accuracy and reduce the risk of healthcare-associated infections (HAIs). Next-gen provider payment-processing solutions lower cost: those paper-based lockbox solutions are a thing of the past. Keep RCM in check: practices that are successful technology adopters consistently outperform their peers. Financial, operational assessment key to improving RCM: by establishing a committed partnership of third-party resources and internal staff, provider... Events. Roadmap for interoperable HIEs only a click away. HIE guide is HIMSS Book of the Year. ICD-10 delay: seven things you should do with the extra time. Reimagining healthcare.	4610
Health Services Research	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2012 Costs of Addressing Heroin Addiction in Malaysia and 32 Comparable Countries Worldwide. Health care reform in the former Soviet Union: beyond the transition. Does community-based health insurance protect household assets? Evidence from rural Africa. Health expenditure dynamics and years of U.S. residence: analyzing spending disparities among latinos by citizenship/nativity status. Location of cancer surgery for older veterans with cancer. Methodological reporting in qualitative, quantitative, and mixed methods health services research articles. Delay in seeing a doctor due to cost: disparity between older adults with and without disabilities in the United States. The health care cost implications of overweight and obesity during childhood. How effective are short message service reminders at increasing clinic attendance? A meta-analysis and systematic review. The productivity and cost-efficiency of models for involving nurse practitioners in primary care: a perspective from queueing analysis. Ethnic differences in appointment-keeping and implications for the patient-centered medical home--findings from the diabetes study of Northern... Special Section: Global Health Services Research.	1908
Healthcare Informatics	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Nurturing your employees: tips for retaining top employees at a time when demand for HCIT talent has never been higher. Policy plays catch up to mobile technology: ONC, OCR discussion highlights gulf between real-world usage and security guidelines. Device connectivity: virtua links disparate biomedical devices to its enterprise-wide EMRs. Cloud-based communication: versatile communication platform helps foster collaborative care. Readmissions and the mechanics of care transitions: how leaders at michigan's spectrum health system are finding ways to address the readmissions of... Overcoming interoperability challenges through HIE: Huntington hospital creates its own community information exchange to coordinate care, aid... Tennessee HIE to begin data exchange: middle tennessee eHealth connect readies its core hospital contributors and seeks payer participation. Looking at care quality progress: premier's Richard Bankowitz, M.D., offers his perspectives on the achievements being logged by quest participant... An avalanche of deadlines and timelines in healthcare: a healthcare expert lends her much-needed perspective to the broad sweep of mandates... Targeting chronic illness together: health plans support providers through predictive analytics. Risk and reward in the cloud: choosing a cloud vendor involves weighing risks versus benefits. Unifying a patient-centered medical home: the Adirondack pilot makes strides in coordinating patient care despite interoperability challenges. Wiring up our home: pioneers of the patient-centered medical home concept see a mix of strategic, process and it success factors involved. Got carrots? Ian Ayres does: how one expert's insights around behavioral economics offer potential insights for healthcare it leaders. Patient-centered medical home, cloud computing, targeting chronic illness.	853
Hospital Law's Regan Report	Professional	Newsletter	Apr 1, 2012 Court ruled hospital could not see amount of other hospital's settlement. Hospital law decisions of note. Jury awarded decedent's wife $1 million & children $0. Was organ donor group liable in failure to discover donor had cancer?	682
Info Nursing	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 Professional conduct review decisions. Practice what she preaches: meet Shauna Figler, NANB Nursing Practice Consultant. Calendar of events. You've asked: I'm a registered nurse (RN) working in a hospital and I've been asked to teach bladder catheterization to one of my elderly client's... What do I need to know about camp nursing?: I've been asked to work as a "camp nurse" in a summer camp. Medication incidents occurring in long-term care. L'Universite de Moncton shines on national scene. A new philosophy of aging: the Atlantic Institute on Aging. Parish nurse for hope and healing. CCP Audit results. A brief history of Tele-Care service. Proxy voting. NANB elections 2012: meet the candidates. New Brunswick RNs promoting PEACE: Prevention of Elder Abuse Centers of Excellence. P.E.A.C.E. CNF more than half-way to its $4-million goal. Seeking lesbian headed step-families to participate in nursing research study. CNA certification in gerontology: a gift for registered nurses. UNB celebrates 17th annual Nursing Research Day. Notice of annual meeting. more	344
Inquiry	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 Publications received. Changing Planet, Changing Health: How the Climate Crisis Threatens Our Health and What We Can Do About It. Conflicts of Interest and the Future of Medicine: The United States, France, and Japan. The relationship of hospital quality and cost per case in Hawaii. Public and private health insurance premiums: how do they affect the health insurance status of low-income childless adults? The impact of maternity length-of-stay mandates on the labor market and insurance coverage. The effects of market structure and payment rate on the entry of private health plans into the Medicare market. Compensation for nonprofit health care board members. The right path or a minefield? Good news and not-so-good news.	93
Internal Medicine News	Professional	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Accountable care opportunity. Physician-Led PACs rise in number, influence: health sector, at $72 million, is fifth-leading source of federal campaign contributions. Elderly not getting key primary care services. Policy & practice. Measles cases, outbreaks Hit 15-year high in U.S. Dengue risk rising in warm regions. Adalimumab aided mucosal healing in crohn's. Hypothyroidism therapy cuts Ischemic events. New diabetes guidelines embrace Patient-Centered care. Lower Hb[A.sub.lc] cutoffs offer little bang for buck. Untapped resources can aid in early melanoma detection. Melanoma awareness explains rise in survival. Let presentation, not subtype, guide rosacea management. Psoriasis not an independent cardiac risk factor. Anemia triples infection risk with biologics. Bariatric surgery eases OA knee pain. Vitamin B, omega-3 failed to prevent cancer. CHF risk Is 5-Fold higher in trastuzumab users. Hypnosis chills out severe postmenopausal hot flashes: from the annual meeting of the society of behavioral medicine. Vitamin [B.sub.12] levels are diminished in OC users: from contraception. more	19147
Iowa Nurse Reporter	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Dec 1, 2011 What did the Iowa Nurses Association do with your money? Accomplishments of the Iowa Nurses Association 2010-2011. Nearly all poll respondents would promote nursing as a career choice. Patient data losses jump 32%: growing use of mobile devices in healthcare has intensified the security risk associated with managing patient data. Iowa nurses foundation donation. Welcome INA new members. Marilyn Tavenner: medicare's new pragmatist-in-chief? Hourly rounding with a purpose. 100 great Iowa nurses: courage, competence, commitment. Iowa ARNP decision. Seven strategies for managing conflict. Tips for nurses using social media. Final executive director's column. Executive director's column. President's message. Everyone has a role in this play! Next steps for Iowa's Future of Nursing Action Coalition. Energy drinks fuel a rapid increase in ED visits.	124
ISNA Bulletin	Trade	Newsletter	May 1, 2012 AHRQ research notes. Nursing Practice Question: is Texting/Receiving patient information a HIPAA rules violation? Indiana association of nursing students: new board members elected at annual convention, March 24, 2012, ball state university, Muncie. Independent study: "I've fallen and I can't get up" compassion fatigue in nurses and non-professional caregivers. "I've fallen and I can't get up" compassion fatigue in nurses and non-professional caregivers. Certification corner. CNE approved providers list. Indiana nurses calendar. ISNA bulletin. We want to hear from you. Sustaining change and preserving relevance.	313
Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Dec 14, 2011 Constitutional Chaos. The Ruling Class: How They Corrupted America and What We Can Do About It. Liberty Defined: 50 Essential Issues That Affect Our Freedom. Doctors in wonderland: will they shrug? Peering through the portal of time. The great unasked political question. Physicians must learn from history, or become its victims. The debacle of the national practitioner data bank. Texas Medical Board reform. Maintenance of Certification (MOC).	319
Journal of Healthcare Management	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 Promoting employee voice and upward communication in healthcare: the CEO's influence. Organizational and market factors associated with leadership development programs in hospitals: a national study. Success under duress: policies and practices managers view as keys to profitability in five California hospitals with challenging payer mix. Improving patient flow through a better discharge process. The evolution of patient-centered care. Interview with James W. Begun, PhD, James A. Hamilton Professor of Healthcare Management, School of Public Health, University of Minnesota. Editorial.	718
Journal of Neuroscience Nursing	Professional	Magazine/Journal	May 29, 2012 Impact of disease-specific orientation on new graduate nurse satisfaction and knowledge retention. Integrating the Institute of Medicine Future of Nursing Report into the American Association of Neuroscience Nurses strategic plan. Nursing care of service members with head injury during the Vietnam war. Does preoperative scalp shaving result in fewer postoperative wound infections when compared with no scalp shaving? A systematic review. Effects of a standard versus comprehensive oral care protocol among intubated neuroscience ICU patients: results of a randomized controlled trial. Are there gender differences in cognitive function, chronic stress, and neurobehavioral symptoms after mild-to-moderate traumatic brain injury? An evaluation of stroke education in AVAIL registry hospitals. The future has arrived.	994
Journal of the New York State Nurses Association	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2011 CE activity: obesity risk in urban adolescent girls: nutritional intentions and health behavior correlates. CE activity: Barriers to Practice and Impact on Care: An Analysis of the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner Role. CE activity: increased autonomy for nurse practitioners as a solution to the physician shortage. Advanced practice nursing. Traumatic injury. Moral distress. Collaboration. Multiple sclerosis. Elder abuse. Vance, C. (2011). Fast Facts for Career Success in Nursing: Making the Most of Mentoring in a Nutshell. Obesity risk in urban adolescent girls: nutritional intentions and health behavior correlates. Barriers to practice and impact on care: an analysis of the psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner role. Increased autonomy for nurse practitioners as a solution to the physician shortage. Join in to make change.	92
Kai Tiaki: Nursing New Zealand	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Events. Maori Party supports te Rau Kokiri. Paying tribute to kawa whakaruruhau's rangatira wahine toa. Project team working on CCDM. HCA proposal unsafe and exploitative--NZNO. Radius. Presbyterian support Central. Oceania. Hospice MECA. Prison nurses have voted overwhelmingly in favour of their new collective employment agreement which includes a new pay scale for registered and... Principles to guide NZNO support of new care models. Ramping up NP work. Immigrant members face huge challenges: many immigrant women working in health care face innumberable challenges transitioning to life and work in... Preventing falls and keeping patients safe: falls comprise the majority of serious and sentinel events reported in hospitals. A multidisciplinary... Caring for the dying--lessons learnt in New Zealand: an English nurse discovers a new perspective on life--and death--after becoming immersed in some... Planning for winter's onset: health professionals know all about pandemic planning, but what about planning for increased patient numbers and acuity... Making the links between cultural safety and let's get real: a values-based programme, developed by Te Pou o Te Whakaaro Nui, for use with clients... From patient to nurse--my journey: time spent in the Wilson Home for Crippled Children has left deep scars on a Dunedin enrolled nurse. But the... Kidney care and renal disease. It's time to legalise love: why are people whose sexual identities differ from the so-called "mainstream" expected to remain invisible? Union... more	5261
Legal Nurse Consulting Ezine	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Dec 9, 2008 Announcing the 2009 NACLNC [R] conference with me, Stedman Graham and the CLNC [R] pros. Speak to a full-time practicing CLNC [R] consultant. Find out where I'll be next. I have been asked to subcontract for another CLNC [R] consultant. What are my next steps? Inside Every Woman now published in Indonesian. Legal Nurse Consulting featured in Nursing Leadership Encyclopedia. Donna did not have to die.	354
Long-Term Living	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 One-one-one with ... Infection control in long-term care. From hotel to senior housing: a bad economy and an aging population led to a creative conversion. How to cut transportation costs: manage operations more efficiently and less expensively. 2012 leaders of tomorrow awards. From great silence to loud booming. A salute to the stalwarts of long-term care. Medication reconciliation. The promise and practice of telemedicine in LTC. Back to the future through MDS. Normalizing hospice in LTC.	1132
Managed Care Interface	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Nov 1, 2006 Spillover effects of restrictive drug formularies in the statin class: a descriptive study of the Medicaid preferred drug list in Texas. Is managed care education for new nurses adequate? A message from the new president. The effect of formularies on prescribing beyond the health plan. Medical tourism: a role in disease management? The economic effect of switching from sildenafil to another phosphodiesterase type 5 inhibitor. Formulary implications of management of pulmonary arterial hypertension: part I--an overview of existing and new pharmacological treatment options. Going 15 rounds with "the devil". The effect of recombinant activated factor VII in the treatment of intracerebral hemorrhage on health plan budgets.	9
Maryland Nurse	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2012 Calling all nurses--let's make the green shift! District members in the news. VA Maryland health care system nurse selected for DAISY award. Howard county general hospital receives national recognition for successfully preventing bloodstream infections. Breast center at Franklin square receives national accreditation. Salisbury university opens simulation center. News from the university of Maryland school of nursing. MANS holds 32nd annual convention. Fourth annual nursing research conference at Franklin square hospital center. The inaugural Morgan state university nursing leadership symposium. Nursing grads beat employment odds, debunk hiring myths. Hopkins nursing researcher to compare local/national parenting programs. Hopkins nurse manager academy goes global. Frostburg state university's nursing program receives accreditation. Carol Ball, RN, MAS, honored with inpatient unit dedication at Johns Hopkins Bayview. PNAMC. Necessary EKG & telemetry workshop: February is national heart month! Don't miss out on this educational workshop! Articles and submissions for peer review. Legislative updates. President's message. more	523
Medicaid Support for Family Planning in the Managed Care Era	Professional	Pamphlet	Jan 1, 2001 Medicaid support for family planning in the managed care era. (The Alan Guttmacher Institute).	1
Medical Equipment Designer	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Jul 1, 2002 Power entry module. (Medical Products). Miniature step motors. (Medical Products). Progressive scan camera. (Medical Products). Compact linear actuator. (Medical Products). The brain show: viewing system provides surgical staff with front-row seats. Ten in the bed: ten motors drive medical imager's print mechanism. (Application Ideas). Transparent welding: new laser technique eliminates tell-tale weld lines. (Editor's Choice).	334
Medical Laboratory Observer	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Dan Edson and the American Proficiency Institute provide ways to assess the accuracy of lab tests. Enzymatic glycated Albumin Assay Kit. Partnership offers full line of centrifuges. New Blood Collection Set. Speed of plasma with the quality of serum. A new generation in oral fluid technology. A reader's correction. Someone your should know. What is in a name? Don't forget clinical laboratories. Understanding legal and regulatory pressure points in lab transactions. Answering your questions. Quality control: more challenges for molecular diagnostics. "We can get much more information": a conversation with Emory Healthcare's Cynthia Channel! Automated temperature monitoring systems: factors to consider. The future in focus: new microscopes are more efficient and easier to use than ever. "The pathology profession has evolved" a conversation with Richard Zarbo, MD. Information technology: impacting pathology in the future ... or not? Progress report why we still don't have a reliable gold standard for in vitro diagnostic genetic testing. How rapid is rapid? The hidden wait times in PCR. more	6255
Missouri Nurse	Trade	Newsletter	Dec 1, 2011 Stand up for nursing. 2012 dues changes. History has taught us how troublesome little surprises can be. Coming together in advanced practice. How can you help? MNF - Center for Advancing Health in Missouri. Day at the Capitol: Wednesday, January 18, 2012. Rolla Area Nurses In Advanced Practice (RANAP). Chamberlain College of Nursing and MONA establish education program. Missouri nurses are important team members in dental care. The privilege of aging. Collective bargaining program ending. Midwives in Missouri who's who? Reducing barriers to APRN practice: a template for change in Missouri a plan on policy. Missouri named future of nursing action coalition to help ensure high-quality, patient-centered health care: announcement coincides with first year... New book offered free to RNs: Real Nurses Unreal Success. From the president. MONA calendar. CEO's corner.	222
Nevada RNformation	Trade	Newsletter	May 1, 2012 Nurses house, Inc launches "dolphins for nurses" campaign for nurses week 2012. Golden state Donor Services/Sierra Eye and tissue Donor Services announces name change. "The ten top reasons to become a member of the Nevada ONS chapters". Nursing associations in Nevada. Call for mentors. Mayors and Mommies Month promotes text4baby. What inspires you? Leading by example: simple immunizations. The stress burden: strategies for management. Renown nurses "walk the talk" with employee healthy track program. Healing touch. The mentally healthy nurse. Some modest suggestions for healthy living. Caring for nurses ... Meet Nevada's nurses: Elizabeth Fildes. ANA committee on occupational and environmental health. NNA district 1 report. Promoting the healthy nurse: diagnosis and plan for self-care.	883
New Mexico Nurse	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Apr 1, 2012 New members. Continuing nursing education listings. Carrie's corner. Guidelines: registered nurse staffing. House memorial 28. The future of nursing and implications for New Mexico nursing education. Home from Haiti. Mission statement. Nursing information web sites. District presidents and contacts. What a Legislative Session!	204
Nursing Homes	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Feb 1, 2008 Continuing education test #127 * based on Nursing Homes February 2008. Wheelchair washer. Skin and wound gel. Online learning reporting tool. Free software enhancements. Bleach Wipes. Wound dressing. Washer-extractors. Time and Attendance reporting. Employee scheduling software. OH, by the way ... AANAC'S pps review: questions & answers from the American Association of Nurse Assessment Coordinators (AANAC). ?Como se dice 'multicultural'? Understanding your multicultural workforce. Investigating abuse: when it's one person's word against another's. Is your infection control program effective? The problem with root cause analysis: it's a buzzword that can very easily become meaningless because not all problems have a single cause. The current state of EMRs in LTC settings: exploring the health information technology link in improving patient care and outcomes. Rewarding leadership: the ACHCA annual award; For the second year, top-performing facilities in Quality Measure rankings will be acknowledged at the... Communications technology goes formal. Creating a successful workforce culture: hiring--and keeping--committed staff. more	4515
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 Entry to nursing practice preceptor education and support: could we do it better? Registered nurse perspectives on delayed or missed nursing cares in a New Zealand hospital. Health education and health screening in a sample of older men: a descriptive survey. Reduced staffing resources and quality of care--a sense of Deja Vu.	87
Online Journal of Rural Nursing & Health Care	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Sep 22, 2010 The prevalence of cardiovascular disease and associated risk factors in the old order Amish in northern Indiana: a preliminary study. The relationship between educational attainment and lung cancer mortality in Kentucky: implications for nurses. Comparison of hospital admissions in two rural Greek public hospitals. The accuracy of referral for portable lipid analyzers in an old order mennonite population. Resilience in older adults living in rural, suburban, and urban areas. The clinical nurse leader and rural hospital safety and quality. Pap smear rates: predictor of cervical cancer mortality disparity? Environmental influences on children's physical activity and diets in rural Oregon: results of a youth photovoice project. Spring time down under. Rural nursing in Singapore? End of life choices. Creating healing environments: a challenge for nursing. Nursing and health care.	213
Parish Nurse Perspectives	Trade	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2009 A new beginning: parish nurse curriculum. Rev. Dr. Deborah Krause to speak on "A New Beginning" for Parish Nursing. "A New Beginning" is theme for 2009 new faculty orientation and faculty retreat. Keynote Speaker: Rev. Philip Gulley. Keynote speaker: Julie Russell, RN, MA. 23rd Annual Westberg Symposium keynote speaker: Dr. Tieraona Low Dog. Taking care of yourself: living with diabetes. Straight talk on cancer: screenings and strategies for living a healthy life. Congregational exercise programs: faithfully fit forever "train the trainer" is coming to Westberg! News from the World Forum for Parish Nursing. Lasting wisdom from Granger Westberg. "When did we see you?"--Stan's story. "Got My People Going!!". Resources for parish nurses. Featured parish nurse program. Real men eat bread, fish, and fruit.	190
Physician Executive	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Mar 1, 2012 Medical director, critical care-Chicago. John Mateczun, MD, MPH, ID, CPE,. Mystie Johnson, MD. Mark R. Fracasso, MD, MBA, FACPE. Robert Farrar, MD, JD. Welcome new ACPE members! Special events: featured at ACPE annual meeting in San Francisco. Women's physician leader network takes off at ACPE. ACPE Winter Conference draws record number of groups to Naples, FL. ACPE announces winner of award named in honor of Dr. Lucian Leape. ACPE Webinar schedule. Birth of a new strategic plan for ACPE. Take my job--please! Elephant-based medicine. Finding my blind spot as a physician leader. Busting six myths about military-trained health care professionals. InterAct Express courses are available online immediately upon purchase. InterAct Express. InterAct courses. Master's degrees. more	2903
Research in Healthcare Financial Management	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2009 Consumer concerns for healthcare information privacy: a comparison of US and Canadian perspectives. A variance analysis of the contribution margin: an approach to improving financial performance and reducing fiscal risk. Helping the self-insured company select the right pharmacy benefits manager: an analytical hierarchy process method. A method for evaluating the short-term use of capacity to provide direct patient care. Evaluation of yields for insured tax-exempt hospital bonds. The differentiation between for-profit and nonprofit hospitals: another look. Reply to research note on 'An Easier Method to Extract Data From Large Databases: The Medicare Hospital Cost Report Database". Research note on 'An Easier Method to Extract Data From Large Databases: The Medicare Hospital Cost Report Database'. Fifteen years of pioneering research in healthcare financial management.	65
Tennessee Nurse	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Mar 22, 2012 ANA pledges to help patients improve care through use of electronic health information. ANA supports efforts to empower Americans to get better health care. TNA member benefits-at-a-glance. New and reinstated members. Laura Beth Brown, MSN, RN. Nurses in northeast Tennessee working toward IOM recommendations for many years. Stand up! Claiming our profession. Government affairs. LPN connect - new online service especially for LPNs. Tennessee Nurses Foundation Arthur Davis LPN to RN Scholarship Program. What does "shortage" really mean? Helping hands. United we stand, divided we will fall. High-tech and high-touch: it doesn't just happen. I am TNA.	526
The Journal of Employee Assistance	Professional	Magazine/Journal	Oct 1, 2011 Association releases leading HR concerns. Are good-looking people more employable? Painkiller use increasing: report. Business structures in private practice--part I. A case for EAP in the Indian workplace. Training the next generation. Bringing structure to the consulting interview. Weight loss surgery: from obesity to alcoholism? Making clinical assessments online. The emerging role of e-therapy: online services proving to be effective. A new beginning: reflections of an EAP consultant a decade after 9/11. Using social media to manage a disaster. Mistaken depression? What's on the horizon for digital health? Roadside drug testing starts in Ireland. Technology is here to stay.	641
The Lamp	Trade	Magazine/Journal	May 1, 2012 Upcoming nursing seminars: June 2012--Sydney. Conferences, seminars, meetings. Trishna : Thomas Hardy would be surprised at the ending of this modern day adaptation of his novel, Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Foundations and Adult Health Nursing (6th ed.). Fast Facts for the Critical Care Nurse: Critical Care Nursing in a Nutshell. OVoiD delirium and improved outcomes in acute care. Introducing a model of care. Interaction between primary health care professionals and people who are overweight or obese: A critical review. Measuring "magnetism" in Australian nursing environments. Occupancy data: unravelling the mystery. US nurses tell The Lamp what's at stake in Wisconsin. US nurses mobilise for rights: international attention is focused on the US state of Wisconsin where public employees, including nurses, are battling... Abbott attacks industry super: at the last count, 49 of the 50 strongest super fund performers were from the not-for-profit sector--yet Tony Abbott... Lost in translation: cultural differences can lead to a dialogue of the deaf. Alliance brings chance for change: Westmead Hospital nurses are getting involved to improve local community services, through the NSWNA in... Unions for transfusions: every donation of blood helps to save the lives of up to three people, according to the Australian Red Cross. "Excess" employees forced out. O'Farrell to slash workcover: as The Lamp went to print the state government was sharpening its knife for a massive attack on workers' compensation. Ratios roll out on track. MP feels nurse pressure: in 2010 Bruce Knotley-Smith, now the Liberal state MP for Coogee, was keen to be seen as a supporter of our campaign for... Past impact on present. more	2318
Transplant News	Trade	Newsletter	Mar 1, 2012 Saving lives, one organ at a time: psychologists suggest ways to remove barriers to donation. New study suggests race plays a role in black's access to a kidney transplant; evaluation, referral, waiting list processes often slower. New Jersey residents who choose to be a live donor could get financial break. Artificial testicle built in a lab using stem cells could allow infertile men to conceive children. Chinese Ministry of Health announces it will stop all stem cell tourism. In Memoriam. Celldex Therapeutics initiates Phase I trial of its hemotopoietic growth factor CDX-301. Organ, tissue transplantation market to reach 114 thousand procedures by 2017--Global Industry Analysts. Organogenesis GINTUIT first cell-based made from allogeneic human cells approved by FDA. Aethlon Medical reports Hemopurifier therapy produces rapid virologic responses in HCV patients. Spending on health care in the US experienced historically low rates in 2009/2010--CMS. Kidney disease ranked 8th, diabetes remained 7th as leading cause of death in 2010, HHS CDC reports. Growing shortage of donor organs may force UK to consider changing to presumed consent system- BMA report. Heart transplant recipients transplanted under age 55 survive longer-study. Take'em at their word. Letter to ranking members of house appropriations committee regarding funding for DoT & HRSA. ESRD patients undergoing living-related kidney transplant fare better using stem cells than immunosuppressive drugs. Letter to the Wall Street Journal from Transplant News criticizing decision to print self-serving article by Dick Teresi. Transplant community outraged over inuendo-laden article in WSJ questioning brain death protcols.	4094
Vermont Nurse Connection	Trade	Newsletter	Mar 29, 2012 Updates from the Vermont board of nursing. VSNA membership and publicity committee update. Legislative update. Committee on government affairs report. Nurses day at the state house. Research round-up. Nursing quality conference convenes leaders to focus on patient outcomes NDNQI[R] study linking infection rates to nursing care hours to be presented. Personal & financial health: successful nurse leaders turning the pyramid upside down. Personal & financial health: sleep and the night shift professional. OR nurses go green: blue wrap recycling program up & running. President's letter.	398
Visions: The Journal of Rogerian Nursing Science	Academic	Magazine/Journal	Jan 1, 2011 President's message appreciating organizational wholeness. Experiencing Rogerian Theory from a baccalaureate perspective: a nursing student's window to well-being. A unitary view at end of life nursing. Martha Rogers and One Hundred Years of Solitude where black and white ends and purple begins. Unitary human being is like being connected with hula hoops: a student presentation. Humor and field energy in older adults. Establishing the correlation between well-being and presenting symptomatology in persons who are seriously III. Evaluation of a brief mindfulness-based program on recall and sense of well-being in a sample of older African Americans. Validation of the Well-Being Picture Scale (WPS) as a measure of mood. Development of a simple non-language based measure of well-being: a personal journey.	206

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