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Dissertations
The relationship between symptoms and feelings in young breast cancer survivors, Anita Elizabeth Broxson
The relationship between the abnormal electrophysiological features and the degeneration in cognition, behavior, daily functioning, and global presentation manifested by individuals with Alzheimer's disease, Ezra C. Charles Holston
The relationship between the neighborhood environment, health behaviors and health outcomes among urban Hispanics in New York City, Manuel C. Co Jr.
The relationship between the nurses' work environment and patient and nurse outcomes, Nancy Theresa Blake
The relationship between the perceptions of implicit rationing of nursing care and emotionally intelligent leadership style among direct-care nurses, Hazel Linda Blizzard
The relationship between two types of artificial lighting and restlessness as manifested by level of activation and motor activity in the elderly, Ann F. Kolanowski
The relationship of a dominant teaching perspective and student perception of the classroom learning environment, Cindy L. Farris
The relationship of conscience and ethical climate among registered nurses in the acute care environment, Theresa A. Kyzar
The relationship of coping and family function to outcomes of care in families of tracheostomized infants and children, Judith A. Schmidt
The relationship of denial of illness and compliance with inhaled preventive medications in adults with asthma, Elizabeth F. McGann
The relationship of education, years of experience, and school nursing practice, Erin Gooding Cruise
The relationship of hospital systems and utilization of patient safety practices to patient outcomes, Deirdre Kling Thornlow
The relationship of illness demands and marital support to psychological adjustment to chronic illness among middle-aged Batswana couples, Motshedisi Boitumelo Sabone
The relationship of nurse managers' leadership styles and nursing unit organizational culture in acute care hospitals in New Jersey, Jesus M. Casida
The relationship of organizational, personal, and interpersonal factors to role conflict, role ambiguity, and role strain in head nurses, Bonita A. Pilon
The relationship of organizational variables and patient outcomes in a home healthcare setting, Margaret A. Kroposki
The relationship of self-efficacy, social support, self-esteem, and hope with sex related health promotion behaviors in HIV-infected and uninfected women, Shirley Mae Timmons
The relationship of stroke patients' functional and cognitive status and caregivers' resilience to caregiver burden, Margaret D. Nolan
The relationship of the work environment to compassion satisfaction and compassion fatigue in critical care nurses, Tara L. Sacco
The relationships among emotion regulation, role stress, and psychological distress in surrogate decision makers of the chronically critically ill patients, Mary Njalian Variath
