Volume 18 Issue 1-2 Advances in Contemporary Child and Family Care - Contemporary Nurse: Healthcare Across the Lifespan

Volume 18 Issue 1-2 - 2005

Advances in Contemporary Child and Family Care

iii-v		Foreword: Contemporary issues in child and family health Sandra Speedy
viii-xii		Preface: Children, families and nursing: Spotlights, shadows and places in between Philip Darbyshire, Debra Jackson
Child Health
001-002		Guest Editorial: 'We are just kids': Children within health care relationships Annette Dickinson
003-017		'Sometime they run away, that's how scared they feel': The paediatric hospitalisation experiences of Indigenous families from remote areas of Australia Laura Tanner, Kendall Agius, Philip Darbyshire
018-033		'I know my body, I've lived in it all my life': Therapy, surgery and remediation experiences of young people with disabilities Gillian Bricher, Philip Darbyshire
034-045		Father's struggling for relevance in the care of their terminally ill child Tom Laws
046-056		Development and evaluation of an intensive intervention program for children with a chronic health condition: A pilot study Debra K Creedy, Dianne Collis, Tracey Ludlow, Shelli Cosgrove, Kym Houston, David Irvine, Jenny Fraser, Susan Moloney
057-066		Children of the 21st century: Slipping through the net Jane Williams, Colin Holmes
067-080		Addressing the needs of children of parents with a mental illness: Current approaches Kim Foster, Louise O'Brien, Margaret McAllister
Family Health Care
081-084		Guest Editorial: 'A last resort?' Impacts of Australian government refugee policy breaching the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989) Linda Shields
085-096		Family violence: Walking the tightrope between maternal alienation and child safety Denise Wilson, Karen McBride-Henry, Annette Huntington
097-107		Raising families: Urban women's experiences of requiring support Debra Jackson, Judy Mannix, Pat Faga, Donna Gillies
108-123		Managing family life while studying: Single mothers' lived experience of being students in a nursing program Olayide O Ogunsiji, Lesley Wilkes
124-132		Eating disorders: A qualitative analysis of the parents' journey Barbara Beale, Rose McMaster, Sharon Hillege
133-142		Maternal and child health nurses: A vital link to the community for primiparae over the age of 35 Mary Carolan
Child and Family Health in the Community
143-144		Guest Editorial: Child and family health nursing and early intervention Gay Edgecombe
145-151		Obesity in pre-school children: Issues and challenges for community based child health nurses Anne McKey, Annette Huntington
152-163		Emergency contraception: A qualitative study of young women's experiences Helen Calabretto
164-176		Demonstrating outcomes in a nurse-led clinic: How primary health care nurses make a difference to children and their families Jill Clendon
177-187		Development of the school entrant health questionnaire for assessing primary school children ages 5-7 Kay C Avant, Gay Edgecombe, Patrick Griffin, Karen Corneille
188-198		Volunteerism: 'Community mothers' in action Jill Downie, Kim Clark, Katy Clementson
199-210		Current state of knowledge on child-to-mother violence: A literature review Michel Stewart, Debra Jackson, Judy Mannix, Lesley Wilkes, Karin Lines
211-212		Epilogue: Using a strengths approach to understand resilience and build health capacity in families Debra Jackson, Philip Darbyshire

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