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Current Issue
Vol. 41, No. 3 September 2009
It has been a cool summer in eastern Canada, but as we move into August it is warming up. This change in temperature can be attributed not just to climatic conditions but also to the heat that is being generated by the health-care debate south of the border...(fulltext) Laurie N. Gottlieb It is hard for us as nurses to escape the important role played by poverty and human development. While this issue encompasses so much of our work, paradoxically we often render it invisible in our practice and our research...(fulltext) Miriam Stewart Personal Communities as Sources of Social Support Vincent Chua, Julia Madej, and Barry Wellman Social Determinants of Health Monique Bégin chez les Afro-Américaines atteintes de diabète de type II This descriptive-correlational study examined the associations among physical activity, depressive symptoms, and perceived social support in 45 middle-aged and older African-American women with type 2 diabetes receiving care in 1 of 3 community-based primary care centres...(abstract) Janice C. Collins-McNeil, Ezra C. Holston, Christopher L. Edwards, Debra Benbow, and Yvonne Ford Provision of in-home services to seniors involves the contributions of numerous professional and paraprofessional health-care providers but is largely dependent upon the involvement of caregiver networks consisting of friends and family members...(abstract) Thomas W. Gantert, Carol L. McWilliam, Catherine Ward-Griffin, and Natalie Allen Social support is critical for women dealing with intimate partner violence (IPV). When support from their informal sources, such as family, friends, and neighbours, is limited, women tend to access services provided by health professionals, social workers,...(abstract) Sepali Guruge and Janice Humphreys Fathers' ability and availability to provide social support to their depressed partners and thus promote their children's development and success may be influenced by their workforce participation, health, and years of education...(abstract) Nicole Letourneau, Linda Duffett-Leger et Mahin Salmani In order to gain an understanding of double duty caregiving (DDC), defined here as the provision of care to elderly relatives by practising health professionals, a DDC scale has been developed...(abstract) Catherine Ward-Griffin, Janice Keefe, Anne Martin-Matthews, Michael Kerr, Judith Belle Brown, and Abram Oudshoorn Canada's rising immigrant population has led to an increasing number of nursing students for whom English is an "additional language" (EAL). Although many of these students are successful academically, there is a persistent small number who...(abstract) Tam Truong Donnelly, Elaine McKiel, and Jihye Jasmine Hwang The purpose of this study was to determine the prevalence, origins, and forms of workplace violence reported by nurses working in acute-care settings in the Canadian province of Quebec...(abstract) Lucie Lemelin, Jean-Pierre Bonin, and André Duquette AIDS stigma has serious consequences. This study explored those practices within health-care organizations that persons with HIV perceive as stigmatizing...(abstract) Judy Mill, Nancy Edwards, Randy Jackson, Wendy Austin, Lynne MacLean, and Frances Reintjes Little is known about access to health services for preschool children in refugee or refugee claimant families living in Canada...(abstract) Ellen Olive Wahoush |
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