Vol. 9, No. 1, Fall 2007

Scholarly Reflection on Nursing Practice:  Undergraduate Student Discoveries from Four Case Studies
Pamela G. Reed, PhD, RN, FAAN, Professor, The University of Arizona College of Nursing

[ Abstract ]     Scholarly Reflection on Nursing Practice:  Undergraduate Student Discoveries from Four Case Studies

Esthetic Knowing with a Hospitalized Morbidly Obese Patient
Rachel Brinkley, Kenneth Ricker, Kelly Tuomey, Undergraduate Students, The University of Arizona College of Nursing
[ Abstract ]     Esthetic Knowing with a Hospitalized Morbidly Obese Patient

Ethical Knowing in Providing Care for a Teen Mom
Rochelle Leitschuck, Nicole Marble, Bethany Palosaari, Christy Slaughter, Undergraduate Students, The University of Arizona College of Nursing
[ Abstract ]     Ethical Knowing in Providing Care for a Teen Mom

Sociopolitical Knowing in Caring for a Disabled School Age Child

Meghan Pelton and Meghan McLean, Undergraduate Students, The University of Arizona College of Nursing

[ Abstract ]     Sociopolitical Knowing in Caring for a Disabled School Age Child

Not to be Overlooked in Hospice Care: The Empirical Pattern of Knowing
Leslie Brown and Craig Smith, Undergraduate Students, The University of Arizona College of Nursing

[ Abstract ]     Not to be Overlooked in Hospice Care: The Empirical Pattern of Knowing

Fruit and Vegetable Intake Among Deaf Adults And Risk of Heart Disease

Huong “Jane” Trinh, Undergraduate Nursing Student The University of Arizona College of Nursing

 Elaine G. Jones, PhD, RN, Associate Professor The University of Arizona College of Nursing

[ Abstract ]     Fruit and Vegetable Intake Among Deaf Adults And Risk of Heart Disease

Nursing Student’s Experiences with Needlestick Injuries
Lauren Blackwell, Jennifer Bolding, Emily Cheely, Elizabeth Coyle, Jennifer McLester, Erin McNeely, Laura Odom, Heather Owens, Blythe Porter, Kimberly Dawn, Smith, Patricia Suite, Ashley Swofford,  Theresa Lawson, Lander University, Greenwood, SC

[ Abstract ]     Nursing Student’s Experiences with Needlestick Injuries