Journal of Christian Nursing. 40(2):E19-E20, April/June 2023.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 40(2):E14-E18, April/June 2023.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 40(2):E8-E11, April/June 2023.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 40(1):E1-E5, January/March 2023.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(4):E80-E84, October/December 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(4):E74-E79, October/December 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(4):E72-E73, October/December 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(4):E64-E71, October/December 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(3):E53-E61, July/September 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(3):E44-E52, July/September 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(2):E35-E40, April/June 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(2):E32-E34, April/June 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(2):E25-E31, April/June 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(1):E15-E21, January/March 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(1):E11-E14, January/March 2022.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 39(1):E1-E10, January/March 2022.

This article provides an overview of information and research findings published up to October 31, 2021 about COVID-19 vaccination to assist nurses in answering vaccination questions.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(4):E46-E49, October/December 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(4):E43-E45, October/December 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(4):E38-E42, October/December 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(3):E33-E35, July/September 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(3):E32, July/September 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(3):E25-E27, July/September 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(2):E15-E22, April/June 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(2):E11-E14, April/June 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 38(1):E1-E4, January/March 2021.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 37(3):E21-E26, July/September 2020.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 37(2):E13-E16, April/June 2020.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 37(1):E4-E8, January/March 2020.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 37(1):E1-E3, January/March 2020.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(4):E59-E60, October/December 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(4):E54-E58, October/December 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(3):E43-E48, July/September 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(3):E40-E42, July/September 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(2):E29-E35, April/June 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(2):E25-E28, April/June 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(2):E21-E24, April/June 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(1):E11-E16, January/March 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(1):E5-E10, January/March 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 36(1):E1-E4, January/March 2019.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(4):E55-E78, October/December 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(4):E53-E54, October/December 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(4):E47-E52, October/December 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(3):E40-E42, July/September 2018.

Apply the tools of biblical counsel and personal reflection to counteract workplace hostility.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(3):E38-E39, July/September 2018.

Share in a nurse educator's experience of being true to her beliefs.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(3):E36-E37, July/September 2018.

How can nurses and patients from diverse backgrounds build commonality?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(2):E28-E31, April/June 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(2):E21-E27, April/June 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(2):E17-E20, April/June 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(1):E7-E12, January/March 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(1):E1-E6, January/March 2018.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(4):E56-E59, October/December 2017.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(4):E53-E55, October/December 2017.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(3):E41-E48, July/September 2017.

ABSTRACT: Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) disproportionately affect U.S. African American (AA) youth. In AA faith communities, cultural practices have contributed to increased STI rates because abstinence-only-until-marriage education programs do not teach the use of condoms or birth control for preventing STIs or pregnancy. Comprehensive sex education or abstinence-plus programs have been reported to increase STI knowledge and reduce risk-taking behaviors in adolescents and young adults. Evidence supports computerized education to increase STI knowledge and decrease risky sexual behaviors of AA churchgoing youth.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(3):E35-E40, July/September 2017.

ABSTRACT: College students who participate in semester abroad programs have diverse but positive experiences. Variables such as the educational institution attended by the students and the location of the study abroad can affect the experiences of the students. There is minimal research concerning students from Christian colleges who study abroad. The purpose of this study was to investigate the lived experiences of college students participating in a semester abroad program in a developing country. Seven college students were interviewed regarding their experiences by three senior nursing students who also participated in the study abroad program. Results indicated that major factors influencing students' experiences were related to cultural immersion, role relationships, challenges encountered, and personal growth. Students reported that relationships with people and faith in Christ were strengthened through the experience.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(2):E26-E30, April/June 2017.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(2):E23-E25, April/June 2017.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(1):E8-E18, January/March 2017.

This article presents two models resulting from a grounded theory study of the end-of-life decision-making process for Haitian Americans. Successful access to this vulnerable population was achieved through the faith-based community. The first model describes this faith-based community of Haitian Americans. The second model, describes the process used by families in this community who must make end-of-life healthcare decisions.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(1):E1-E7, January/March 2017.

The Faith-Hope-Love Model of Spiritual Wellness, a theoretical model of spirituality and spiritual wellbeing grounded in Christian theology and biblical text, can help nurses provide spiritual support to patients and families from multiple faith traditions or those without a faith background. Spirituality concepts are discussed, and description of how spirituality is related to finding meaning and purpose in life along with a summary of the spiritual needs identified from healthcare literature and the Bible are provided.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(4):E50-E55, October/December 2016.

Efforts to serve cross-culturally need to be based on the perceived needs of those served. How do rural Indian women perceive health and what are their learning needs?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(4):E46-E49, October/December 2016.

The Healthy Work Environment model, focusing on PEOPLE and PRACTICE, provides a checklist of what is important in creating and sustaining a healthy work environment in education and practice.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(3):E38-E41, July/September 2016.

A different kind of service-learning project was developed in a nursing school—reaching out to another university department.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(3):E31-E37, July/September 2016.

Raising up a generation of nurses who want to work with the mentally ill is a challenge for nurse educators. The use of role playing and simulation in the learning lab prior to entering the clinical setting and reflective journaling in the clinical rotation can improve undergraduate nursing students’ mental health clinical experience.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(2):E23-E26, April/June 2016.

Is it possible to develop caring characteristics in nursing students? Read what these researchers learned.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(2):E20-E22, April/June 2016.

How can nursing educators help create engaged citizens and global leaders via learning experiences?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(1):E7-E15, January/March 2016.

The sex ratio in India shows a striking imbalance. What is happening to the girls?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(1):E1-E6, January/March 2016.

This study raises questions about how well faith community nurses understand and apply the Standards of Practice.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(4):E36-E40, October/December 2015.

Consider how three men reacted to stress and note God's provision for each.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(3):E27-E31, July/September 2015.

Seeing nurses as equal partners in practice, education, and policy-making, will help nurses influence nursing's image.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(2):E20-E22, April/June 2015.

Understanding the heart and the mind of a woman facing an unplanned pregnancy can be challenging.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(2):E16-E19, April/June 2015.

"To me, ASAP means, 'Always Say A Prayer.''

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(1):E1-E7, January/March 2015.

To grow in the art of nursing, nurses must be willing to address the broken areas of their lives. Discover ways to mature as a nurse.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(4):E1-E5, October/December 2014.

A nurse practitioner shares how she applies her faith day in and day out to her practice with cancer patients.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 30(4):E1-E6, October/December 2013.

Participation in short-term medical mission (STMM) trips has grown dramatically. Some argue STMMs have the potential to do more harm than good, but with awareness and planning, the positive impact of STMMs can exceed the potential negative impact. Guidelines for medication donations and STMMs are included, along with resources for further study.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 30(1):E1-E6, January/March 2013.

Engaging with emerging discourses on religion, ethics, and nursing, more than 100 nurses from around the world gathered at Trinity Western University, Langley, British Columbia, Canada, for the 2012 Faith & Nursing Symposium: Religion and Ethics in Pluralistic Healthcare Contexts. In this article and the accompanying Conference Proceedings (supplemental digital content), the authors discuss the engaged, respectful dialogue that characterized the landmark event, concluding that Christian nursing scholars can and should play a key role in leading critical discussions of the role of religion and ethics in pluralistic healthcare contexts.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(4):E8-E11, October/December 2014.

There will be 233,000 new cases of prostate cancer in 2014, and almost 30,000 deaths. Faith communities can impact early detection and support men with a cancer diagnosis. Includes information about diagnosis and treatment.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(3):E1-E6, July/September 2014.

How can nurses foster serenity in their patients after difficult illness experiences?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(2):E1-E6, April/June 2014.

A study with an African American (AA) female pastor offers rich information for improving healthcare practices for AA women. Specific implications for practice are offered to help patients deal with the challenges of diabetes self-management.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(1):E1-E3, January/March 2014.

How can busy nurses respond to God's call to serve others outside of work?

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 30(4):E9, October/December 2013.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 30(3):E1-E11, July/September 2013.

These authors found Christian religion/spirituality may be a positive coping mechanism for diabetic patients.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 30(2):E1-E3, April/June 2013.

Nurses can be channels of God's grace in the most impossible situations.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(4):E1-E2, October/December 2012.

A visiting home health nurse shares the intimacy and privilege of caring for a woman dying of cancer and for her family.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(3):E1-E2, July/September 2012.

What if we thought about spiritual needs in the same way we consider emergency physical needs -- as critical! Includes resources for spiritual care.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(2):E1-E2, April/June 2012.

All of us know a nurse who has worked many years caring for others. Read this heartwarming tribute to Bessie Chandler, a nurse who touched many lives throughout her 45-year career.

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Journal of Christian Nursing. 29(1):E3-E6, January/March 2012.

Research suggests that focusing on spirituality in the classroom can lead to higher student satisfaction. How can nurse educators support nursing students in traditional and online classrooms?

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