| 31 August 2010 Views nurses as important partners in health care’s transformation. (open access) |
| 30 August 2010 Three experts on civility and effective partnerships share perspectives. |
| 27 August 2010 Three experts on civility and effective partnerships share perspectives. |
| 23 August 2010 Global Summit on Nurse Faculty Migration addresses overall issue and plans next steps. |
| 18 August 2010 Research will benefit hospitals and patients nationwide. (open access) |
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By Erin Pesut, 10 August 2010 RAP program encourages nursing research. |
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By James E. Mattson, 04 August 2010 Social determinants, not disease management, are key. (open access) |
| 03 August 2010 Honor society announces 2010 participants |
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By Beatrice J. Kalisch, 27 July 2010 Hospitalized and far from home, a nurse educator experiences health care’s dark side. |
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By Beatrice J. Kalisch, 26 July 2010 The author offers remedies. |
| 17 July 2010 Co-authored by noted phenomenology expert Patricia Benner, book provides insight on how people cope with major life events. (open access) |
| 16 July 2010 Day 4 of 21st International Nursing Research Congress (open access) |
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By Eileen P. Williamson, 15 July 2010 A unique guide for nurses to leverage a new role for themselves in health care facility design. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 06 July 2010 Check out these tools for measuring strategy effectiveness. |
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By Karen H. Morin, 30 June 2010 Embrace the challenge and make STTI a vital, vibrant organization. |
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By Patricia E. Thompson, 29 June 2010 When in Indianapolis, come visit your honor society’s international headquarters. |
| 25 June 2010 Organizations combine forces to strengthen evidence-based research |
| 25 June 2010 Impact factors of Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing and Journal of Nursing Scholarship rise significantly. |
| 11 June 2010 Little information is available on best practice for nursing handoffs. |
| 03 June 2010 To date, Building Academic Geriatric Nursing Capacity program has supported work of more than 200 fellows and scholars. |
| 20 May 2010 Was tireless advocate for at-risk populations |
| 06 May 2010 Ceremony to take place at STTI's research congress in July |
| 21 April 2010 First-of-its-kind effort supported by The Elsevier Foundation |
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By Claudia K.Y. Lai, 16 April 2010 What would our caregiving look like from the perspective of patients with dementia? |
| 01 April 2010 Application deadline 1 May 2010 |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 30 March 2010 Tools that make what may seem a daunting task easier |
| 26 March 2010 Lauds group’s “enduring contributions to interdisciplinary education and practice” |
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By Sarah H. Kagan, 16 March 2010 A gerontologist calls for vision, risk-taking and action to transform care of older people. |
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By Angela Kydd, 03 March 2010 A former clinician proposes changing the way nurses are counted in the United Kingdom. |
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By Robert Fraser, 02 March 2010 It’s OK for nurses to be skeptical of social media, says the author, but it’s not OK to refuse to engage with new technology. |
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By Karen H. Morin, 26 February 2010 Like Florence Nightingale, today’s nurses make critical contributions to global health. |
| 10 February 2010 The story of Mrs. Eck, a patient with pancreatic cancer, transformed her shapeless manuscript into a book, says author Sarah Kagan. |
| 01 February 2010 Some who traveled to the 40th Biennial Convention also took advantage of an opportunity to travel back in time. |
| 01 February 2010 Biographies of 22 nurse researchers inducted 16 July 2010 |
| 26 January 2010 “Nurses’ Choice” survey believed to be first in nation |
| 15 January 2010 Developed for Center for Nursing Excellence in Long-Term Care™ |
| 13 January 2010 Left unresolved, the situation could lead to increased nurse exodus. |
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By Clarann Weinert, SC, 23 December 2009 There are still hurdles, but rural nursing science is moving in the right direction. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 22 December 2009 Qualitative research, like quantitative research, needs to be assessed for quality. |
| 22 December 2009 Res-Care also enhances job satisfaction of nursing assistants. |
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By Nancy Rollins Gantz, 16 December 2009 Lessons learned in the making of 101 Global Leadership Lessons for Nurses. |
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By Patricia E. Thompson, 15 December 2009 STTI will induct researchers into its newly created Nurse Researcher Hall of Fame in July 2010. |
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By Michelle R. Troseth, 14 December 2009 Nurses cannot advance practice with technology alone. |
| 09 December 2009 Only one-fourth of K-award recipients receive R01 grants. |
| 01 December 2009 Compliance with diet, medication, exercise and glucose monitoring is difficult for many. |
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By Karen H. Morin, 01 December 2009 Excellence is present whenever people commit to doing their best. |
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By Susan Gennaro, 30 November 2009 Members of honor society its greatest resource, says new STTI president. (open access) |
| 20 November 2009 Case Western researchers to study end-of-life drive to settle unresolved issues |
| 19 November 2009 Bernadette Melnyk, dean of ASU nursing, serves on l6-member panel |
| 30 October 2009 Awards recognize service, sacrifice and innovation |
| 29 October 2009 Use of humor and play encourages desired response. |
| 26 October 2009 Program advances careers of promising faculty while easing nursing shortage |
| 15 October 2009 Men and women often experience grief differently. |
| 05 October 2009 Greater use of simulation technology in nursing schools can save lives, says Laura Fero. |
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By Sharon Merritt, with Karen S. Hill, 30 September 2009 Magnet program fosters innovation and commitment to quality care. |
| 30 September 2009 Check RNL regularly and join the conversation. |
| 15 September 2009 Two card images available |
| 01 September 2009 Help novice researchers get started and seasoned researchers pursue new directions |
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By Patricia E. Thompson, 01 September 2009 Educators, researchers, administrators and clinicians must work together. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 29 August 2009 Qualitative research, like quantitative research, needs to be assessed for quality. |
| 01 August 2009 Opening day of 40th Biennial Convention |
| 01 August 2009 Day 2, 40th Biennial Convention |
| 01 August 2009 Day 3, 40th Biennial Convention |
| 01 August 2009 Day 4, 40th Biennial Convention |
| 31 July 2009 Poor management of osteoporosis can force early retirement. |
| 30 July 2009 Confirms that improving nurse morale results in lower turnover |
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By Carol J. Huston, 30 July 2009 Research and science must drive patient-care decisions. |
| 21 July 2009 The gentle physical exercise of tai chi shows promise for promoting the health and recovery of patients who use wheelchairs. |
| 02 July 2009 Alice Crist Malone, 97, recipient of the first research grant awarded by Sigma Theta Tau International, died 3 February 2009 at her home in Tucson, Arizona. |
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By Robin P. Newhouse, 01 July 2009 Evidence-based practice, properly implemented, results in practice-based evidence. |
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By Betsy M. McDowell, 20 May 2009 Take a trip back in time and then travel forward to the future. |
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By Carol J. Huston, 16 April 2009 Intergenerational partnerships and multiple perspectives result in the best thinking. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 01 March 2009 The economic crisis provides stimulus for health care organizations to take definitive action on evidence-informed practice. |
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By Ainslie T. Nibert, 23 February 2009 Educators must act now to prepare students for technology-transformed health care. |
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By Michelle R. Troseth, 23 February 2009 The best way to make use of this gift is to be grounded in the fundamentals, such as scope of practice. |
| 24 January 2009 Professor Barbara Duane and eight nursing students spent their spring break helping to improve the health of the Bribri Indians in Costa Rica. |
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By Jane Palmer, 16 January 2009 From soaring with vultures to improving patient care through evidence-based practice, this nursing duo does it all. |
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By James E. Mattson, 21 November 2008 Her work influences thousands of caregivers and millions of patients. |
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By Sandra A. Cavanaugh-Sutkus, 20 November 2008 Their mission? Provide basic medical care and learn about another culture. They also learned about alternative medicine. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 19 November 2008 In the “methods” section of the review, each step of the process should be spelled out. |
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By Jane Palmer, 03 October 2008 Meet the only member of Sigma Theta Tau International in Hungary. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 20 August 2008 Key criteria include research question, search strategy, level of evidence ... |
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By Debra Lewis, with Karen S. Hill, 20 August 2008 Research and evidence-based practice projects have sparked a new interest for me. |
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By Elissa Crocker, 20 August 2008 One of her favorite songs is “Climb Every Mountain." It’s a directive that has guided her career. |
| 20 August 2008 The Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library is the place to find searchable and current nursing information that is posted in the Registry of Nursing Research. |
| 20 August 2008 The children of imprisoned women have a high need for social and health services, which usually is attributed to the impact of parental separation. |
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By Jill Derstine, 20 August 2008 “Problem Solving for Better Health” was the theme of a 10 July workshop in Singapore during the 19th International Nursing Research Congress, sponsored by the Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International. |
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By Nancy Wesenberg, 04 August 2008 For Sarah Gieschen, who spent a month in Liberia as a volunteer nurse based on the world’s largest nongovernmental hospital ship, singing was a bridge to serving. |
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By Kristen Lethbridge, 29 May 2008 A member of the first non-U.S. chapter of Sigma Theta Tau International encourages newly inducted members to take advantage of the significant benefits offered by membership in the honor society, at the chapter level and internationally. |
| 28 May 2008 The Honor Society of Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International and The Council for the Advancement of Nursing Science are co-sponsoring a new grant to encourage qualified nurses to perform research that will improve the health of the world’s people. |
| 28 May 2008 What’s in the Virginia Henderson International Nursing Library that isn’t in MEDLINE? |
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By Carol J. Huston, 27 May 2008 The dynamic nature of knowledge poses both challenges and opportunities to those committed to its generation, management and utilization. |
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By James E. Mattson, 27 May 2008 No history of Canadian nursing is complete if it doesn’t mention the contributions of Helen Glass. |
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By Alyce A. Schultz, 27 May 2008 The developer of the Clinical Scholar Program reflects on her 28-year journey of applying research to clinical practice. |
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By Patricia E. Thompson, 22 May 2008 The honor society is known for its knowledge development, management and dissemination. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 21 May 2008 In this column, I highlight key criteria to use when assessing methodological quality of a single study that evaluates effectiveness of interventions. |
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By Jane Palmer, 25 February 2008 In Professor Phillips McEnany’s classes, you stay awake to learn about the benefits of sleep. Learn more about this clinician and teacher who is making important research contributions to our understanding of sleep disorders. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 03 December 2007 In this column, I discuss how a practice- or policy-based question identifies the type of research evidence needed to answer it. |
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By Lois S. Marshall, 04 June 2007 They call them Sigma Theta Tau International Small Grants, but for nurse researchers and the health of the world’s people, they pay big dividends. |
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By Maureen Dobbins, 02 March 2007 In this quarterly column, I will identify some of the challenges of implementing evidence-informed nursing practice, call attention to effective and ineffective strategies for promoting such practice and recognize ongoing efforts in the field. |
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By Eileen Thomas and Hee Sun Kang, 02 March 2007 One nurse came from Albuquerque, New Mexico, in the United States, the other from Seoul, in the Republic of Korea. They met at the 17th International Nursing Research Congress in Montreal, Québec, Canada, and found they had a mutual interest in attitudes and behaviors of women with regard to breast-cancer screening. Three months later, they were collaborating on research and making plans to publish a manuscript. Small world. |
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By Deidre M. Blank and Patricia Moritz, 01 December 2006 Two decades after U.S. government-sponsored nursing research moved from the Division of Nursing to the National Institutes of Health, two nurses who observed the process pay tribute to those who laid a lasting foundation for American nursing research and research training at the federal level. |
| 01 September 2006 Two faculty members at Florida International University (FIU) School of Nursing are recipients of a federal grant that will allow the school to establish a mentored international research program for minority students. |
| We can see the same things but view them differently. (open access) |
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By James E. Mattson, Recently posted and coming attractions. (open access) |
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