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The award-winning Rehabilitation Nursing, rated by members as one of the most valuable benefits of belonging to ARN, provides up-to-date information on a broad spectrum of rehabilitation nursing topics; articles ranging from administration and research to education and clinical topics; nursing perspectives, resource reviews, and product information; and continuing education opportunities in every issue. In 2006 Rehabilitation Nursing was added to the Institute of Scientific Information (ISI) Web of Science. The ISI Web of Sciences provides seamless access to current and retrospective multidisciplinary information from approximately 8,700 of the most prestigious, high-impact research journals in the world. Current Issue - January/February 2009
| Prospering in a Weak Economy | | Elaine Tilka Miller, DNS RN CRRN FAHA FAAN Editor | | | | Whether at work or home, the recent U.S. economic turmoil has triggered a torrent of frustrations and worries. In October 2008, the stock market lost approximately 2 trillion dollars. This past year almost 2 trillion dollars or 16% of the U.S. gross d... | | >> Continue Reading |
| Writing for Publication: You Can Do It! (CE) | | Linda L. Pierce, PhD RN CNS CRRN FAHA | | | | All rehabilitation nurses in all types of roles and settings, including students, have the potential to be authors. Practical advice on the 10 steps for developing a publishable manuscript is offered in this article. Helpful hints are... | | >> Continue Reading |
| Factors Influencing the Participation of Middle-Aged and Older Latin-American Women in Physical Activity: A Stroke-Prevention Behavior (CE) | | Stephanie Vaughn, PhD RN CRRN | | | | Despite the known benefits of regular physical activity for preventing stroke and cardiovascular disease, middle-aged and older Latin-American women continue to be physically inactive and demonstrate a high incidence of obesity. Ethno... | | >> Continue Reading |
| Welcome to Rehab | | Jo O’Neal Broadway, RN | | | | Say good morning to Rehab—wake up—face the day!
We have planned a full schedule. Not ready you say?
You just relocated 3 o’clock yesterday?
Don’t worry, we’ll help you. We’ll show you the way.
But, ... | | >> Continue Reading |
| A Creative Alternative for Providing Constant Observation on an Acute-Brain-Injury Unit (CE) | | Marci Bailey, MSN RN • Shelly Amato, MSN RN CNS CRRN • Christopher Mouhlas, BSN CRRN | | | | A performance improvement project to explore creative alternatives to improve the efficiency of constant observation was performed on an acute-brain-injury rehabilitation unit. The goals of the project were to increase opportunities f... | | >> Continue Reading |
| Increase Participation in Your Local Chapter Using TechnologyIncrease Participation | | Jill Rye, BA CRRN | | | | Membership in a professional nursing organization alloww nurses to interact with one another and can promote a higher level of excellence in patient care. This is especially important during a time when nurses are faced with many chal... | | >> Continue Reading |
| The Experience of Self- Management in Adolescent Women with Spina Bifida | | Kathleen J. Sawin, DNS RN CPNP FAAN • Melissa H. Bellin, PhD MSW LCSW • Gayle Roux, PhD RN NP-C • Constance F. Buran, DNS RN NE-BC• Timothy J. Brei, MD FAAP | | | | It is essential for youth with chronic health conditions like spina bifida (SB) to develop self-management skills to combat vulnerability, achieve self-sufficiency, and transition to adulthood. The purpose of this qualitative study wa... | | >> Continue Reading |
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