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Volume 13, Issue 5
1 October 1993
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ISSN 0279-5442
EISSN 1940-8250
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Articles

Nurses as victims of violence
G Alspach
View Articletitled, Nurses as victims of violence
Congratulations and clarification, please
DS Castelan
View Articletitled, Congratulations and clarification, please
Alternatives to food coloring in enteral tube feedings
KT Ideno; YL Dedo
View Articletitled, Alternatives to food coloring in enteral tube feedings
The impact of nutrition on wound healing
NN Konstantinides; S Lehmann
View Articletitled, The impact of nutrition on wound healing
Liver failure: case study of a complex problem
J Reishtein
View Articletitled, Liver failure: case study of a complex problem
A conceptual framework for predicting selected complications of ICU patients
YF Chao
View Articletitled, A conceptual framework for predicting selected complications of ICU patients
Transesophageal echocardiography: a new window on the heart and great vessels
EJ Thompson
View Articletitled, Transesophageal echocardiography: a new window on the heart and great vessels
Drug-nutrient interactions in critically ill patients
CI Miyagawa
View Articletitled, Drug-nutrient interactions in critically ill patients
Nursing Potpourri: one unit's way of sharing needed information
MM Price
View Articletitled, Nursing Potpourri: one unit's way of sharing needed information
Updating the critical care nurse on alcohol and other drug abuse
PJ Neafsey; NB Fisk; CA Williams
View Articletitled, Updating the critical care nurse on alcohol and other drug abuse
Edith Sacks--after 60-plus years in nursing, retirement is not on her agenda. Interview by Michael Villaire
E Sacks
View Articletitled, Edith Sacks--after 60-plus years in nursing, retirement is not on her agenda. Interview by Michael Villaire
Are new graduates hired in your unit? If not, why not? What advice would you give them?
View Articletitled, Are new graduates hired in your unit? If not, why not? What advice would you give them?
A dangerous new trend--the invisible nurse
D Stannard
View Articletitled, A dangerous new trend--the invisible nurse
All Issues
Early Mobility After Cardiac Surgery: A Quality Improvement Project
Improving Cardiogenic Shock Team Activation Through Nurse Education and Alert Implementation
Medication Transitions of Care in Trauma and Acute Care Surgery Patients
Resilience in Intensive Care Unit Nurses: An Integrative Review
Imposter Syndrome
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