Titlebook: Annual Review of Nursing Research; Harriet H. Werley (Distinguished Professor),Joyce Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1

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Clinical Geriatric Nursing Researchncreasing in number and quality, and there are more opportunities to publish in refereed journals. There are excellent means of retrieval through computerized searches and the ., and .. The future promises a productive and exciting era for clinical geriatric nursing research. This chapter recounts the prologue.

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Interaction of Prostaglandins and Cyclic Ampionships among staff stress, satisfaction, other predictive factors, and voluntary/involuntary turnover. Traditionally, turnover has been the focus of research endeavors, while the other factors have been investigated in terms of their impact on it (Mobley, Griffeth, Hand, & Meglino, 1979).

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Molecular and Translational Medicineto the field seemed necessary because of both the sparsity and the great need for such research in nursing. A few studies related to nursing are included. Suggestions for future directions in IOR research in nursing appear in the summary.

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Adulthood: A Promising Focus for Future Researchas growing, maturing human beings. Research on child development has a rich tradition in nursing, and in recent years efforts have been made to study adolescence and aging as developmental stages. But no discernible research attention has been devoted to the maturational aspects of adulthood.

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Interorganizational Relations Research in Nursing Care Delivery Systemsto the field seemed necessary because of both the sparsity and the great need for such research in nursing. A few studies related to nursing are included. Suggestions for future directions in IOR research in nursing appear in the summary.

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Effects of Exercise on Lipid-Lipoproteins given population at any point in time to determine the degree of socialization representative of that population ignores the . of socialization. Whether it can be considered appropriate to measure attitudes and values toward the profession among about-to-be-graduated nurses and assume that these re

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Harriet H. Werley (Distinguished Professor),Joyce