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A study of two hundred and two drop-outs from seven clinical specialist courses of the United States Army
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Opinions expressed by one hundred and twenty two nurses in three selected general hospitals regarding alcoholism and the alcoholic patient
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A study of the level of medical information among one hundred selected clinic patients
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A profile of migrant infant care and punishment practices
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A study of the expressed attitudes of 327 nurses toward direct patient care
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A study of two hundred and six parents perception of waiting time in a selected pediatric outpatient clinic
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A study of incidental teaching opportunities that occur during venipuncture activity
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The expressed opinions of eighty-six operating room nurses concerning selected aspects of their nursing practice
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Motivational factors which influenced thirty-four freshman students in their choice of the associate degree nursing program at Portland Community College
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The opinions of 277 student nurses and 46 instructors regarding the use of programmed instruction in nursing
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A study of vocational status of three hundred twenty-nine patients before and after heart surgery
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The ultrastructural localization of adenosine triphosphatase-like activity in prelacating mammary gland, hyperplastic alveolar nodule, and mammary adenocarcinoma of the C3H female mouse
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A study comparing the effectiveness of oral discharge advice given to twenty-five patients with written advice given to twenty patients
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A study of health problems in a selected class of diploma school student nurses, 1962-65
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A study of one hundred eighty two nurses expressions of agreement or disagreement toward selected aspects of the role of the general duty nurse in the American Nurses Association and the economic security program
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A study of the perceptions fifty-seven senior student nurses hold of the interrelationships important to commitment to nursing in an existentialist philosophy
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Opinions expressed by twenty-four reactivated nurses concerning needs in reorientation to nursing and the helpfulness of selected subjects
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The opinions of 88 hospital staff nurses regarding their role in referring patients for post-hospital nursing care
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Information desired by fifty patients compared with information offered by forty-five nurses regarding diagnostic studies
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The influence of predetermined factors on the comprehension of written health information of selected patients in a university outpatient clinic
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