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Dissertations

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Building a social identity: Peer-to-Peer sexual harassment in adolescents, Denise Giannascoli Link

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Built environment and rural women: A case study approach, Jeanine E. Gangeness

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By the grace of God: The lived experience of mothering an infant while recovering from chemical dependency, Kathy R. Higgins

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Calming music and hand massage with agitated elderly, Ruth M. Remington

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Capturing the advanced practice nursing voice for implementation of preventive services, Eva A. Meyers

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Cardiovascular changes during dialogue, Patricia Liehr

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Cardiovascular knowledge, beliefs and healthcare practices of the Amish in Northern Indiana, Deborah R. Gillum

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Cardiovascular risk among patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis and HIV in South Africa, Erin Rachel Whitehouse

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Career mobility among immigrant registered nurses in Canada: Experiences of Caribbean women, Enid M. Collins

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Caregiver burden and its relationship to health-related quality of life of spouses of coronary artery bypass patients, Margo A. Halm

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Caregivers of a child with autism in South Florida: A phenomenological study, Marline Whigham

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Caregivers' psychological factors underlying sugar-sweetened beverage intake among non-Hispanic Black preschoolers, Julia A. Franson Tipton

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Caring and transformation in oncology nursing administration: Paradigms of leadership, Barbara L. Young Summers

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Caring behaviors of nursing students and their attitudes toward older adults, Jacquelyn D. Lambert-Davis

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Carving a niche for Australian practice nurses in chronic heart failure management, Elizabeth Jane Halcomb

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Causal antecedents of threat appraisal and adaptational outcomes in heart failure patients, Cheryl Anne Westlake

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Celiac disease: Examination of executive function and social phobia among female college-aged students, Jacqueline M. Arnone

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Certified clinical nurse leaders not hired into the formal role: Job title survey and systematic review, Jacqueline Alexander Clavo-Hall

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Certified registered nurse anesthetists' (CRNA) perceived ease and usefulness of video laryngoscopes for endotracheal intubation of surgical patients with difficult airways, Uwe G. Klemm

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Character and ethical behavior of nurses, Nelda S. Godfrey

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Chemotherapy-related cognitive impairment: The breast cancer experience, Jamie S. Myers

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Choices related to maximizing quality of life at end of life, Theresa Lynn

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Chronically ill children's mothers' perceptions of environmental variables, Anne Turner-Henson

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Chronicling resident and staff outcomes throughout the implementation of a professional nursing practice model in one Midwest continuing care retirement community: A longitudinal analysis, Kimberly Michele Bergen-Jackson

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Circadian body temperature and activation rhythms and the well-being of independent older women, Diana J. Mason