Volume 42 Issue 1 - 2012
Advances in Contemporary Health Care for Vulnerable Populations
| | Editorial: Creating culturally-relevant and sustainable research strategies to meet the needs of vulnerable populations
Adeline Nyamathi, Debra Jackson, Bernie Carter, Mark Hayter |
| | The impact of nursing leadership and management on the control of HIV/AIDS: An ethnographic study
Hani A Nawafleh, Karen Francis, Ysanne Chapman |
| | Deconstructing contributing factors to bullying and lateral violence in nursing using a postcolonial feminist lens
Rhonda Kathleen Croft, Penelope Anne Cash |
| | Politics and patriarchy: Barriers to health screening for socially disadvantaged women
Kathleen Peters |
| | Reconceptualising health & health care for women affected by domestic violence
Marion Tower, Jennifer Rowe, Marianne Wallis |
| | Domestic violence screening in maternal & child health nursing practice: a scoping review
Leesa Hooker, Bernadette Ward, Glenda Verrinder |
| | ‘Sunless lives’: District nurses’ and journalists’ co-construction of the ‘sick poor’ as a vulnerable population in early twentieth-century New Zealand
Pamela J Wood, Kerri Arcus |
| | Feeling let down: an exploratory study of the experiences of older people who were readmitted to hospital following a recent discharge
Sophie Dilworth, Isabel Higgins, Vicki Parker |
| | Powerlessness, social support, and glycemic control in Korean adults with type 2 diabetes
Gyeon-Ju An, Mi-Ja Kim |
| | What works to engage young parents into services? Findings from an appreciative inquiry workshop
Christine Taylor, Annie Mills, Virginia Schmied, Hannah Dahlen, Wies Shuiringa, Margaret E Hudson |
| | Substance users’ perspective of pain management in the acute care environment
Nicole Blay, Stephanie Glover, Janine Bothe, Susan Lee, Fiona Lamont |
Call for Papers |
| | | Call For Papers
Deadline: 20th December 2011 |
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