Volume 33 Issue 2 - 2009
Advances in Contemporary Nursing and Gender
Contemporary Nursing and Gender |
| 098-102 | | Editorial: Who says we’re all equal?: Gender as an issue for nurses and nursing care
Paula McGee |
| 103-119 | | Resisting gender-bias: Insights from Western Australian middle-level women nurses
Helen K Pannowitz, Nel Glass, Kierrynn Davis |
| 120-129 | | Men in nursing: Re-evaluating masculinities, re-evaluating gender
Brian Brown |
| 130-139 | | Condom use in men who have sex with men: A literature review
Stephen Neville, Jeffery Adams |
| 140-160 | | Building a responsive network of support and advocacy for older African American homeless women through developmental action research
Olivia GM Washington, David P Moxley, Lois Garriott, Jennifer P Crystal |
| 161-162 | | Birthing on country: An elusive ideal?
Catrina Felton-Busch |
| 163-165 | | Epilogue: Nursing, gender, aporia
Kim Walker |
General Section |
| 166-178 | | Stigma reported by nurses related to those experiencing drug and alcohol dependency: A phenomenological Giorgi study
Renee Lovi, Jennieffer Barr |
| 179-190 | | A good beginning: The long-term effects of a clinical communication programme
Caroline San Miguel, Frances Rogan |
| 191-201 | | Problem based learning (PBL): A conundrum
Samantha H Wells, Philip J Warelow, Karen L Jackson |
| 202-209 | | Ethics of pharmaceutical company relationships with the nursing profession: No free lunch….and no more pens?
Elizabeth Crock |
| 210-223 | | Experiences of graduate registered nurses in aged care: A case study
Bridget Fussell, Fran McInerney, Elizabeth Patterson |
Related special issue from Contemporary Nurse
“Advances in Contemporary Nursing: Workforce and Workplaces”
A special issue of Contemporary Nurse Volume 36(1) Publishing August 2010 ISBN 978-1-921348-87-7
Guest Edited by
Debra Jackson RN PhD University of Western Sydney, NSW, Australia
and
Carol Haigh RN PhD Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom
Papers are included for this special issue...Visit Website
Related special issue from Health Sociology Review
“Medical Dominance Revisited”
Editor:
Evan Willis School of Social Science, La Trobe University, VIC
Medical Dominance The Division of Labour in Australian Health Care (Evan Willis, 1983; 1989 revised edition, oop) argued against a 'technological determinist' explanation for the existing division of labour in Australian health...Visit Website
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