April/June 2018 - Volume 35 - Issue 2 Editor-in-Chief: Kathy Schoonover-Shoffner, PhD, RN ISSN: 0743-2550 Online ISSN: 1931-7662 Frequency: 4 issues / year Gold Award for Best Overall Use of Graphics PRT + Favorites
Maternal Mortality & Injustice: A Closer Look Patton, Cheryl M. Patton, Cheryl M. Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(1):46-52, January/March 2018. Show More Show Less Gold Award for Best Opening Page or Spread Abstract Abstract Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy
The Long Journey of Alzheimer's Disease Kennison, Monica; Long, Elizabeth Kennison, Monica; Long, Elizabeth Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 35(4):218-227, October/December 2018. Show More Show Less Bronze Award for Best Feature Article AND Silver Award for Best Opening Page or Spread Abstract Abstract Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article Free CE
Faith and Ethics, Covenant and Code: The 2015 Revision of the ANA Code of Ethics for Nurses with Interpretive Statements Fowler, Marsha D. Fowler, Marsha D. Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(4):216-224, October/December 2017. Show More Show Less The October/December 2017 cover which featured this article, won a first place GOLD award for Best Cover - Photo Category. The entire Oct/Dec issue won a first place GOLD award for Best Overall Use of Graphics. Abstract Abstract Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Buy CE
The Pad Project: A Global Initiative Uniting Women Raines, Michele; Garner, Shelby L.; Spies, Lori A.; More Raines, Michele; Garner, Shelby L.; Spies, Lori A.; Riley, Cheryl; Prater, Lyn S. Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 34(1):42-47, January/March 2017. Show More Show Less First place GOLD award for Best Opening Page/Spread: Photo Category. Abstract Abstract Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article Free SDC
When Sorrow Never Stops Buckley, Cindy J. Lightfoot; Stricklin, Suzanne Martin Buckley, Cindy J. Lightfoot; Stricklin, Suzanne Martin Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(1):22-29, January/March 2016. Show More Show Less Gold Award in the Best Opening Page/Spread: Photo Category Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Two nurses—one who lost her son and one who has a son with intellectual limitations—explain how the Theory of Chronic Sorrow helps explain grieving and how nurses can assist those experiencing long-term bereavement. Buy SDC
Teen Depression and Suicide: A Silent Crisis Kroning, Maureen; Kroning, Kayla Kroning, Maureen; Kroning, Kayla Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(2):78-86, April/June 2016. Show More Show Less Bronze Award in the Best Feature Article Category AND Silver Award in the Best Cover: Illustration Category Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: How serious is adolescent depression? Around 11% of teens ages 12–17 and 30% of high school students suffered from depression in 2013; 17% contemplated suicide. Learn DSM-5 depression criteria and ways to intervene. Go to Full Text of this Article Free CE
Trauma-Informed Care: Helping Patients with a Painful Past Koetting, Cathy Koetting, Cathy Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 33(4):206-213, October/December 2016. Show More Show Less Bronze Award in the Best Cover: Photo Category Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: Life trauma often leads to lifestyle practices that impact the development of chronic disease. Learn about trauma-informed care to deliver superior care to patients that reflects insight into past trauma. Go to Full Text of this Article Free CE
Emotional Intelligence and Spiritual Well-Being: Implications for Spiritual Care Beauvais, Audrey M.; Stewart, Julie G.; DeNisco, Susan Beauvais, Audrey M.; Stewart, Julie G.; DeNisco, Susan Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(3):166-171, July/September 2014. Show More Show Less Best Opening Page/Spread: Computer Generated Bronze Award Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions In Brief: Discover connections between emotional intelligence and spiritual well-being that have implications for nursing education and improving spiritual care practice. Buy SDC
See Me, See My Child: Glimpses Into Autism Spectrum Disorder Fraley, Hannah Fraley, Hannah Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(4):212-218, October/December 2015. Show More Show Less Bronze Award for a Feature Article Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) is on the rise, with one in 68 children diagnosed with ASD. Families of children with ASD speak of being othered–feeling like outsiders in social situations. Because of ASD prevalence, all nurses need to understand current research, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, and how to offer effective support. Nurses within the faith community, especially parish/faith community nurses, can play a significant role in creating a welcoming and supportive environment for children with ASD and their families. Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: Families of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (one in 68 children in the U.S.), speak of being othered—feeling like outsiders. Learn about ASD and how to create a welcoming environment for these children and their families. Go to Full Text of this Article Free SDC CE
After the Trenches: Spiritual Care of Veterans Wynn, Stephanie T. Wynn, Stephanie T. Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(4):219-223, October/December 2015. Show More Show Less Best Opening Spread or Photo--Gold Award Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: Over a million veterans seek mental health services through the Veterans Health Administration yearly. Research reveals that integrating spiritual care into mental health interventions improves their ability to cope. Go to Full Text of this Article Free SDC
Nursing for the Kingdom of God Eckerd, Nancy A. Eckerd, Nancy A. Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(4):250-253, October/December 2015. Show More Show Less Best Opening Page or Spread: Computer-Generated Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: At one Christian school of nursing, students are taught the concept of Kingdom Nursing. Go to Full Text of this Article Free SDC
October/December 2015 - Volume 32 - Issue 4 Editor-in-Chief: Kathy Schoonover-Shoffner, PhD, RN ISSN: 0743-2550 Online ISSN: 1931-7662 Frequency: 4 issues / year Best Cover Photo: Gold Award: See Me, See My Child: Glimpses Into Autism Spectrum Disorder (October-December 2015) PRT + Favorites
Infant Mortality in Central Asia: Sad Statistics Come to Life Meyers, Melissa R. Meyers, Melissa R. Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(2):117-119, April/June 2014. Show More Show Less Best Opening Page/Spread Photo: Silver Award Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: How can nurses get involved in improving women's and infants' health in developing countries? Go to Full Text of this Article Free
See Me, See My Child: Glimpses Into Autism Spectrum Disorder Fraley, Hannah Fraley, Hannah Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 32(4):212-218, October/December 2015. Show More Show Less Best Feature Article: Bronze Award Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: Families of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (one in 68 children in the U.S.), speak of being othered—feeling like outsiders. Learn about ASD and how to create a welcoming environment for these children and their families. Go to Full Text of this Article Free SDC CE
Anxiety: Etiology, Treatment, and Christian Perspectives Walker, Debra; Leach, Jane Walker, Debra; Leach, Jane Less Journal of Christian Nursing. 31(2):84-91, April/June 2014. Show More Show Less Best Cover Illustration: Bronze Award Abstract Abstract In Brief In Brief Favorites PDF Get Content & Permissions Go to Full Text of this Article In Brief: Anxiety is a normal response to stress and danger but it can become excessive and uncontrollable for some people. Learn in depth about pathophysiology and treatment of anxiety, including nursing and Christian perspectives that can help. Go to Full Text of this Article Free CE
