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Journal
of Nursing Law, 2005, Vol.10
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Title
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number
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Diane Kjervik
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Selected Proceedings of
the 23rd Annual Educational Conference of The American Association of Nurse
Attorneys: Meeting the Legal Challenges of Health Care
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No.1
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pp. 3-4
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Edie Brous
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Nationwide Class Action
Lawsuit- Phen/ Fen and Primary Pulmonary Hypertension
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No.1
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pp. 5-10
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Karen J. Halpern
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Forensic Nursing: A
Collaborative Practice Paradigm
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No.1
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pp. 11-19
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George F. Indest, Michael
L. Smith, Jason L. Harr
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Legal Ethics, Part 1:
Outline and Supplemental Materials
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No.1
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pp. 21-34
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George F. Indest, Michael
L. Smith, Jason L. Harr
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Legal Ethics, Part 2:
Outline and Supplemental Materials
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No.1
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pp. 35-46
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Jacqueline Lindsay
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Achieving Compliance With
Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964: A Comprehensive Approach to
Ensuring Meaningful Access to Services for Limited-English-Proficient
Individuals
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No.1
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pp. 47-55
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Karen D. Meyers
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The Health Care Solution
Highway: Stakeholder Positioning for Effective Legislative, Operational, and
Litigation Results
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No.1
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pp. 57-60
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Joe Navarro
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Four- Domain Model for
Detecting Deception: An Alternative Paradigm for Interviewing
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No.1
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pp. 61-65
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Matthew M. Shannon
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Electronic Discovery and
Digital Forensics: An Overview
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No.1
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pp. 67-69
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Promoting a Safe Health
Care Environment
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No.2
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pp. 75-75
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Steven Babitsky, James J.
Mangraviti
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How to Start a Lucrative
Expert Witness Practice
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No.2
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pp. 77-78
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Melinda Drew, Katherine
Garrahan
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Whistleblower Protection
for Nurses and Other Health Care Professionals
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No.2
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pp. 79-87
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Daniel Tounsel, Deanna L.
Reising
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Whether Legislation Can
Be Helpful in Reducing Burnout Among Hospital Nurses: A Normative Analysis
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No.2
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pp. 89-95
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D. Catrina Sparacio
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Winged Migration:
International Nurse Recruitment- Friend or Foe to the Nursing Crisis?
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No.2
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pp. 97-114
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DaiWai M. Olson, Susan M.
Chioffi
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Restrictions on Medical
Resident Hours: Advanced Practice Nurses as a Workforce Solution
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No.2
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pp. 115-121
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Karen Diane Meyers
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Settlement Wellness: A
"Prevention Therapy" Worth Pursuing?
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No.2
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pp. 123-130
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Heidi Putman, Laurie
Badzek
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Liability Issues
Associated With the Administration of Allergen Immunotherapy
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No.2
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pp. 131-136
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Risk Management: Thinking
Ahead to Promote Understanding and Reduce Error
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No.3
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pp. 139-139
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Jane Nelson Bolin
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When Nurses Are Reported
to the National Practitioner's Data Bank
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No.3
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pp. 141-148
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Bonnie Faherty
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What Can We Learn From
Breast Cancer Litigation?
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No.3
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pp. 149-159
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Su Hyun Kim
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Confucian Bioethics and
Cross- Cultural Considerations in Health Care Decision Making
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No.3
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pp. 161-166
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Karen D. Meyers
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The Health Care Solution
Highway: Stakeholder Positioning for Effective Legislative, Operational, and
Litigation Results
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No.3
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pp. 167-170
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Therapeutic
Jurisprudential Analysis of the Impact of Policy Decisions on Nursing
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No.3
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pp. 171-176
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LaTonia Denise Wright
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Bill of Rights for Nurses
in Licensure Matters
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No.3
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pp. 177-180
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Diane Kjervik
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Today's Nurse Attorney:
Advancing the Practice of Law
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No.4
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pp. 187-187
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Shellie Karno, Theresa
Hoban, Robert Stalker, Max Douglas Brown, Allen Schwartz, Mark J. Smith
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Tort Reform- A View From
All Sides: An Expert Panel Discussion of the Issues
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No.4
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pp. 189-200
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James T. O'Donnell
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Pharmacist Practice and
Liability
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No.4
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pp. 201-207
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Judith M. Pendergast
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International Health Care
Professional Migration
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No.4
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pp. 208-213
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Shellie Karno
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Defending Your License
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No.4
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pp. 214-215
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Jill M. Forcina Hill
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Hospice Utilization:
Political, Cultural, and Legal Issues
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No.4
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pp. 216-224
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Journal
of Nursing Law, 2007, Vol.11
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Intentionality and the
Evolution of Nursing Law
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No.1
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pp. 3-3
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Alison Clevette, Marla
Erbin-Roesemann, Charlene Kelly
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Nursing Licensure: An
Examination of the Relationship Between Criminal Convictions and Disciplinary
Actions
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No.1
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pp. 5-11
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Kathleen M. Kearney
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The Nurse's Duty to
Report Child Abuse Versus the Attorney's Duty of Confidentiality: The Nurse
Attorney's Dilemma
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No.1
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pp. 13-25
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Rose E. Constantino
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Translation of Ethical,
Sociocultural, and Accountahility Issues in the Nurse Lawyer's Practice
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No.1
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pp. 27-33
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Chad Priest, Wendy Carter
Kooken, Kitty Louise Ealey
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Improving Baccalaureate
Nursing Students' Understanding of Fundamental Legal Issues Through
Interdisciplinary Collaboration
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No.1
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pp. 35-42
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Tanya K. Altmann, Suzanne
Edgett Collins
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Oregon's Death With
Dignity Act (ORS 127.800 897): A Health Policy Analysis
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No.1
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pp. 43-52
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Robin Burroughs, Bruce
Dmytrow, Hilary Lewis
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Trends in Nurse
Practitioner Professional Liability: An Analysis of Claims With Risk Management
Recommendations
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No.1
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pp. 53-60
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Diane Kjervik
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25 Years of Advocating
Excellence
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No.2
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pp. 67-68
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Nursing Law Scholarship:
Past, Present, and Future
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No.2
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pp. 69-74
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Timothy J. Aspinwall
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Preventing the Cascade: Dealing
Successfully With the Collateral Consequences of Professional Discipline
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No.2
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pp. 75-79
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Daneil M. McAuliffe
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Practice Pointers for
Deposition Preparation
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No.2
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pp. 80-83
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Daneil M. McAuliffe
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Litigation Update: Liens
on Settlements With Third- Party Tortfeasors
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No.2
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pp. 84-86
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Suzanne Edgett Collins
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Setting a New Standard of
Nursing Care: Potential Legal Implications of Patient Safety Research
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No.2
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pp. 87-92
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Ingrid Dries-Daffner,
Sharon Cohen Landau, Nicole Monastersky Maderas, Belle Taylor-McGhee
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Access to Plan B
Emergency Contraception in an OTC Environment
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No.2
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pp. 93-100
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Lara D. Engelking
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Medical Negligence Tort
Reform: A New "Gold Standard"
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No.2
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pp. 101-103
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Susan J. Westrick
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Legal Challenges to
Academic Decisions
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No.2
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pp. 104-107
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Adrienne A. Foederer
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Appropriately Navigating
Through Treacherous Medicine : Health Care Decision- Making Panels for
Vulnerable Minors
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No.2
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pp. 108-117
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Diane vik
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Balancing Patient Safety
and Patient Choice
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No.3
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pp. 123-123
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Penny S. Brooke
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Program Update: Promoting
Patient Safety and Preventing Medical Errors
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No.3
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pp. 124-128
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Adrienne A. Foederer
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Who Will Decide for
Angel: A Child s Fight to Receive Adequate Health Care
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No.3
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pp. 129-140
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Theresa F. Rose
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Physician- Assisted
Suicide: Development, Status, and Nursing Perspectives
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No.3
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pp. 141-151
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Deborah L. Volker
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The Oregon Experience
With Assisted Suicide
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No.3
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pp. 152-162
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Melinda Mitchell Jones,
Robert A. Weninger
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Student Criminal
Background Checks: Considerations for Schools of Nursing
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No.3
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pp. 163-170
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Consent, Choice, and
Evidence- Based Legal Practice
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No.4
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pp. 179-179
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Donna Helen Crisp
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Healthy Older Adults
Execution of Advance Directives: A Qualitative Study of Decision Making
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No.4
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pp. 180-190
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Anthony James Roberson
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Adolescent Informed
Consent: Ethics, Law, and Theory to Guide Policy and Nursing Research
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No.4
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pp. 191-196
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Irene E. Pappas, Lynn B.
Clutter, Elizabeth Maggi
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Current Legal Changes:
Innovative Legal Seminar for Nursing Students
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No.4
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pp. 197-209
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Ralph F. Hall
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Does the Constitution
Provide a Right of Access to Experimental Drugs?
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No.4
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pp. 210-223
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Journal
of Nursing Law, 2008, Vol.12
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Diane K. Kjervik
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Navigating Legally Rough
Waters: Nurse Attorneys Achieve Successful Solutions
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No.1
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pp. 3-4
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Judith L. Chervenak
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Medical Professionals and
the Law: Our Role as Experts, Defendants, and Litigators
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No.1
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pp. 13-17
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Sharon D. Nelson, John W.
Simek
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Electronic Evidence in
the Health Care Industry
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No.1
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pp. 18-23
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Ronald L. Van Nest
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Propofol and Informed
Consent
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No.1
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pp. 24-37
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Barbara A. Haas, Judith
M. Sheehan
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Developing and Retaining
a Successful Interdisciplinary Law and Ethics Course for Professional Health
Care Students
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No.1
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pp. 38-41
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Michael Williams, Suzanne
Edgett Collins
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Trapped
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No.1
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pp. 42-42
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Denise Atwood
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Impact of Medical Apology
Statutes and Policies
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No.1
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pp. 43-53
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Anthony James Roberson,
Diane K. Kjervik
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Therapeutic
Jurisprudence: A Theoretical Model for Research With Adolescent Psychiatric
Mental Health Populations
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No.1
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pp. 54-59
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Jonathan D. Stewart
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Human Rights by
Accretion: Gender- Related Persecution and U.S. Refugee Policy
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No.1
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pp. 60-64
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Standard- Setting in
Nursing and Law: Defining Boundaries of Acceptability
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No.2
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pp. 67-67
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Patricia Dunphy Suplee,
Vicki D. Lachman, Barbara Siebert, Katherine Kaby Anselmi
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Managing Nursing Student
Incivility in the Classroom, Clinical Setting, and On- Line
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No.2
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pp. 68-77
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Brenda Carol Brewer
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Do Not Abandon, Do Not
Resuscitate: A Patient Advocacy Position
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No.2
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pp. 78-84
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Cynthia A. Mikos
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Evolving Taxonomy of
Nurse Practice Act Violators
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No.2
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pp. 85-91
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Health Care System Policy
Change to Improve Health: Taking the Empirical Path
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No.3
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pp. 99-99
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Julie C. Jacobson Vann,
Daniel P. Gitterman
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Evaluation of Policy
Change and Strategies to Improve Health Care Delivery to Low-Income Children
in North Carolina: Part I, Community Care of North Carolina and Enhanced
Primary Care Case Management
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No.3
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pp. 100-105
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Julie C. Jacobson Vann,
Daniel P. Gitterman
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Evaluation of Policy
Change and Strategies to Improve Health Care Delivery to Low- Income Children
in North Carolina: Part II, Outcomes and Recommendations
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No.3
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pp. 106-114
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Deonni Stolldorf
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Rapid Response Teams:
Policy Implications and Recommendations for Future Research
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No.3
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pp. 115-123
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Deborah R. Gerhardt,
Diane K. Kjervik
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Protect Your Right to
Write Again: Tips for Assuring that Your Publication Agreement is a
Comfortable Fit
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No.3
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pp. 124-126
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Diane Kjervik
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In a Time of Challenge
and Change, Nurse- Attorneys Provide Leadership (Part I)
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No.4
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pp. 131-131
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Shelly A. Sanford,
Anthony C. Coveny
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Preemption Protects
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers While Leaving Health Care Professionals Exposed
to Liability: The Supreme Court Considers Wyeth v. Levine
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No.4
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pp. 132-146
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Sheree Stachura
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Drug Safety: An Argument
to Ban Animal Testing
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No.4
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pp. 147-156
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Chad Priest, Matt Bahl
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Nursing During
Catastrophic Disaster: A Case Study From New Orleans
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No.4
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pp. 157-164
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Journal
of Nursing Law, 2009, Vol.13
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Suzanne Edgett Collins,
Diane Kjervik
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In a Time of Challenge
and Change, Nurse Attorneys Provide Leadership (Part II)
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No.1
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pp. 3-3
|
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Karen S. Fasler
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In a Nutshell: Use of the
Collaborative Law Process to Resolve Medical Issues
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No.1
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pp. 4-12
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Teri Mills, Alisa
Schneider
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The Office of the
National Nurse
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No.1
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pp. 13-18
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Sheila Roszell
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Research in Quality
Improvement: A Safety Checklist Creates an Uproar
|
No.1
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pp. 19-24
|
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Robert W. Newsom
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In Her Best Interests:
Ashley X and Parental Choice
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No.1
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pp. 25-32
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Justice, Law, and Notions
of Inequality
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No.2
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pp. 35-35
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Avonte Campinha-Bacote,
Josepha Campinha-Bacote
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Extending a Model of
Cultural Competence in Health Care Delivery to the Field of Health Care Law
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No.2
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pp. 36-44
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Ilana R. Azulay Chertok,
Melanie L. Hoover
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Breastfeeding Legislation
in States With Relatively Low Breastfeeding Rates Compared to Breastfeeding
Legislation of Other States
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No.2
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pp. 45-53
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Jahn Kassim Puteri Nemie
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Challenges for the
Nursing Profession in Malaysia: Evolving Legal and Ethical Standards
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No.2
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pp. 54-62
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Julie C. Jacobson Vann,
Daniel P. Gitterman
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Update to Child Health
Measures in North Carolina Medicaid
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No.2
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pp. 63-63
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Protecting Rights and
Needs of Vulnerable Populations
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No.3
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pp. 67-67
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Mihyun Park
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Ethical Issues in Nursing
Practice
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No.3
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pp. 68-77
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Victoria A. Kellogg
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Exploring a Prisoner s
Eighth Amendment Right to Health Care
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No.3
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pp. 78-88
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Ukamaka M. Oruche
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Research With Cognitively
Impaired Participants
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No.3
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pp. 89-94
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Ethics and Law
Synchronicity
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No.4
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pp. 99-99
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Shirley K. Comer
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The Ethics of Conducting
Educational Research on Your Own Students
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No.4
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pp. 100-105
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Mihyun Park
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The Legal Basis of
Nursing Ethics Education
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No.4
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pp. 106-113
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Gloria Duke, Susan
Yarbrough, Katherine Pang
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The Patient Self-
Determination Act: 20 Years Revisited
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No.4
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pp. 114-123
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Journal
of Nursing Law, 2011, Vol.14
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Maryanne Barra
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Nurse Delegation of
Medication Pass in Assisted Living Facilities: Not All Medication Assistant
Technicians Are Equal
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No.1
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pp. 3-10
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Richard Frank, Katherine
Kaby Anselmi
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Washington v. Glucksberg:
Patient Autonomy v. Cultural Mores in Physician- Assisted Suicide
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No.1
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pp. 11-16
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Roland M. Larkin
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Federal Regulations for
Prison- Based Research: An Overview for Nurse Researchers
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No.1
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pp. 17-20
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Dale Pugh
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A Fine Line: The Role of
Personal and Professional Vulnerability in Allegations of Unprofessional
Conduct
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No.1
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pp. 21-31
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Heidi Putman-Casdorph,
Laurie A. Badzek
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Asthma and Allergy Medication
Self- Administration by Children in School: Liability Issues for the Nurse
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No.1
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pp. 32-36
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Scott Weber
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Impacts of Legal
Relationship Recognition of Same- Sex Parenting Couples on Family Health and
Well- Being
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No.2
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pp. 39-48
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Nancy A. Hoffman
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The Requirements for
Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Services in Health Care
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No.2
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pp. 49-57
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Frederick R. Parker,
Charles J. Paine, Tanya Kyle Parker
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Establishing an
Analytical Framework in Law and Bioethics for Nurses Engaged in the Provision
of Palliative Sedation
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No.2
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pp. 58-67
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Pam Savage, Bruce Allen
Knight, Cecily Knight
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Can I Do That? Is It
Legal? The Australian Nurse s Cry for Help
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No.2
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pp. 68-76
|
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Tonia D. Aiken
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Success in a New
Direction for the Journal
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No. 3-4
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pp. 83-83
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Diane K. Kjervik
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Metamorphosis
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No. 3-4
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pp. 84-84
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JoAnn Klaassen, Katharine
V. Smith, Jacki Witt
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The New Nexus: Legal
Concept Instruction to Nursing Students, Teaching- Learning Frameworks, and
High Fidelity Human Simulation
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No. 3-4
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pp. 85-90
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Audra Stewart
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Risk Management: The
Reactive Versus Proactive Struggle
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No. 3-4
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pp. 91-95
|
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Julie C. Jacobson Vann
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Slipping Through the
Cracks of the Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act of
2000- A Tragic Case of Failed Access to Care
|
No. 3-4
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pp. 96-106
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Diane Trace Warlick
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Medical repatriation or
patient dumping?
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No. 3-4
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pp. 107-109
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Mary Louanne Friend
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Physician- Assisted
Suicide: Death With Dignity?
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No. 3-4
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pp. 110-116
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Carolyn Sue White
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Advanced Practice
Prescribing: Issues and Strategies in Preventing Medication Error
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No. 3-4
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pp. 120-127
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Journal
of Nursing Law, 2012, Vol.15
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Author
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Title
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number
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Page to Page
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Donna W. Roberson
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Medical Privacy and
Antiretroviral Therapy Among HIV- Infected Female Inmates
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No.1
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pp. 3-8
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Susan B. Matt
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Ethical and Legal Issues
Associated With Bullying in the Nursing Profession
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No.1
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pp. 9-13
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Suzanne E. Collins
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Rule Bending by Nurses:
Environmental and Personal Drivers
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No.1
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pp. 14-26
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Melanie Balestra
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Amicus Brief Supports
Administration of Insulin to Students Only by Licensed Nurses
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No.1
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pp. 27-32
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|
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Criminal Prosecution of
Health Care Providers for Unintentional Human Error
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No.2
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pp. 33-35
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Melanie Balestra
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The Best Defense for
Registered Nurses and Nurse Practitioners: Understanding the Disciplinary
Process
|
No.2
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pp. 39-44
|
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Jon E. Porter, Taralynn
R. Mackay
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Collateral Damage to
Encumbered Nursing Licenses
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No.2
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pp. 45-50
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Sharon Sousa, Barbara
Krainovich-Miller
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Professional Nursing
Competence and Good Moral Character: A Policy Exemplar
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No.2
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pp. 51-60
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Jon E. Porter
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Nursing Professional
Ethics, Law, and Boundaries
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No.2
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pp. 61-63
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