Volume 15 Issue 3 Advances in Contemporary Transcultural Nursing (1st edn) - Contemporary Nurse: Healthcare Across the Lifespan

Volume 15 Issue 3 - 2003

Advances in Contemporary Transcultural Nursing (1st edn)

ii-ii		Dedication: Madeleine Leininger Akram Omeri
v-x		Foreword: Transcultural nursing and challenging the status quo Olga Kanitsaki
xiii-xiv		Preface: Transcultural health care: Issues and challenges for nursing John Daly, Debra Jackson
Globalization: Nursing education, research and clinical practice
162-174		Globalization as we enter the 21st century: Reflections and directions for nursing education, science, research and clinical practice Patricia M Davidson, Afaf Meleis, John Daly, Marilyn 'Marty' Douglas
175-187		Meeting diversity challenges: Pathway of 'advanced' transcultural nursing practice in Australia Akram Omeri
188-198		A study of clinical nursing research priorities in aged care: A Hong Kong perspective Esther Chang, Carey Kit Bing Ho, Anders Chi Man Yuen, Deborah Hatcher
199-208		Critical thinking integration into nursing education and practice in Japan: Views on its reception from foreign-trained Japanese nursing educators Asako Kawashima
Culture and Health
210-221		The impact of migration on health beliefs and behaviours: The case of Ethiopian refugees in the UK Irena Papadopoulos, Maggie Lay, Shelley Lees, Alem Gebrehiwot
222-231		Nursing people from cultures other than one's own: A perspective from New Zealand Deb Spence
232-240		The nurse's role in improving indigenous health Denise Wilson
241-248		Co-operative inquiry: The development of a visual impairment prevention program initiative for two Aboriginal communities in South Australia Meri King, Sarah Baxter
249-261		Transmission of health knowledge and health practices from men to boys among Aboriginal communities and non-Indigenous Australians: Searching for evidence Tom Laws, Helen Bradley
262-272		Clinical application of Orem's self-care model of nursing in a Chinese community May SM Fok, Thomas KS Wong
Cardiovascular Health
274-286		Coronary heart disease in Indians: A review of literature Shantala Mohan, Lesley Wilkes, Debra Jackson
288-299		The first 12 weeks following discharge from hospital: The experience of Gujarati South Asian survivors of myocardial infarction and their families Rosemary A Webster, David R Thompson, Patricia M Davidson
300-309		Coronary heart disease in Aboriginal communities: Towards a model for self-management Vicki Wade, Debra Jackson, John Daly
310-320		The effects of education on anxiety among Chinese patients with heart disease undergoing cardiac catheterization in Hong Kong Dominic Shung Kit Chan, Heung Wan Cheung
Mental Health
322-332		Assessment of inpatient treatment of mentally ill patients in Thailand: Implications for practice Robert Anders, Darawan Thapinta, Srinuan Wiwatkunupakan, Voranut Kitsumban, Siriluck Vadtanapong
333-346		Nurse faculty perceptions regarding psychiatric-mental health nursing behaviour interventions: A cross-cultural comparison Clinton E Lambert, Vicki A Lambert, Patricia M Davidson, Robert Anders, Louise O'Brien, Jintana Yunibhand, Thomas KS Wong, Sook Lee, Sunah Kim, Masashi Kawano
347-348		Epilogue: Cultural, health and social justice Debra Jackson
349-350		Acknowledgment: Reviewers of Advances in Contemporary Transcultural Nursing manuscripts James Davidson

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