Volume 26 Issue 2 - 2007
Advances in Contemporary Aged Care: Retirement to End of Life
Foreword |
| 157-160 | | ANMC National Guidelines on Boundaries of Professional Practice for Nurses and Midwives
Denise Sharp |
Innovations in the Care of Older People |
| 161-163 | | Editorial: Issues in Older Person Nursing
Isabel Higgins |
| 164-176 | | Towards Innovation: The development of a person-centred model of care for older people in acute care
Carmel Peek, Isabel Higgins, Sally Milson-Hawke, Margaret McMillan, Deborah Harper |
| 177-183 | | Trends and Challenges in the Management of Tracheostomy in Older People: The need for a multidisciplinary team approach
Vicki Parker, Gai Shylan, Wendy Archer, Paula McMullen, Kelvin Smith, Michelle Giles, Jane Morrison, Nikki Austin |
| 184-195 | | Advance Care Planning (ACP): The nurse as ‘broker’ in residential aged care facilities
Sarah Yeun-Sim Jeong, Isabel Higgins, Margaret McMillan |
Gender, Health and Family Perspectives |
| 196-197 | | Editorial: Person Centered Care: A philosophy of care and management of carers
Helen Bellchambers, Carol Penning |
| 198-207 | | Urinary Stress Incontinence and Overactive Bladder Symptoms in Older Women
Pauline Chiarelli |
| 208-220 | | The Immediate Needs of Relatives During the Hospitalisation of Acutely Ill Older Relatives
Isabel Higgins, Terry Joyce, Vicki Parker, Mary Fitzgerald, Margaret McMillan |
Professional Nursing Issues |
| 221-224 | | Editorial: The Changing Skill Mix and Scope of Practice of Health Care Workers in New South Wales: Implications of education and training reforms for registered nurse practice, performance, and education
Jane Conway |
| 225-237 | | The Negative Attitudes of Nurses Towards Older Patients in the Acute Hospital Setting: A qualitative descriptive study
Isabel Higgins, Pamela van der Riet, Lynne Slater, Carmel Peek |
| 238-247 | | Delirium Dichotomy: A review of recent literature
Sue Brown, Mary Fitzgerald |
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