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Theses/Dissertations from 2020
An investigation of how spirituality supports smoking cessation, Lenora D. Follett
The orientation phase of the nurse-client relationship: Testing Peplau's theory, Cheryl Forchuk
Southern, rural African American women's hypertension perceptions, Cassandra D. Ford
The effects of resiliency on adaptation of African-American caregivers of chronically ill elderly, Cheryl P. Franklin
The experience of viewing self in the mirror after a mastectomy, Wyona M. Freysteinson
The lived experience of the primary family caregiver for a person with head and neck cancer, Ann E. Fronczek
The effect of social, family and individual conditioning factors on self-care agency and self-care of adult Mexican women, Esther C. Gallegos
As normal a life as possible: Mothers and their daughters with congenital heart disease, Laura Tynes Gantt
Psychoimmunological outcomes of a dementia caregiver intervention: The progressively lowered stress threshold, Linda J. Garand
Functional status of older adults after hip fracture, Christina L. Garcia
Effects of conflict types and power style use among health professionals in interdisciplinary team collaboration, Deborah B. Gardner
A validation study for the classification of the level of severity of malignant skin lesions in cancer patients, Mary Ann Gilmore
An educational intervention to develop characteristics of transformational leadership in novice nurse managers, Mary Catherine Goetter
The perfect storm: Unexpected birthing experiences and perinatal mood disorders, Joanne G. Goldbort
Compassion fatigue among U.S. military RNs post overseas deployment, Dawn Marie Goldstein
The relationships of nurses' critical thinking ability and patients' self-disclosure to accuracy in nursing assessment of depression in elderly medical patients, Elizabeth W. Gonzalez
The effects of therapeutic back massage on psychophysiologic variables and immune function in spouses of cancer patients, Linda M. Goodfellow-Kruth
Psychometric evaluation of a new pressure ulcer skin risk assessment scale for the pediatric burn patient, Mary D. Gordon
Comparison of nursing student academic achievement and satisfaction based on face-to-face interaction versus distance education in teaching therapeutic crisis management techniques, Jennifer S. Graber
Motivation to learn, learner independence, intellectual curiosity and self-directed learning readiness of prelicensure sophomore baccalaureate nursing students, Maria Grandinetti
Development and evaluation of an instrument to measure parental trust in nurses, Janet K. Graves
An evaluation of the 1987 Texas Senate Bill 1160: The effectiveness of legislated accountability requirements for nurses, Alexia E. Green
Adolescents' responses to single mothers' chronic physical illness, Sheila S. Green
Relationship among subjective mental workload, experience, and education of cardiovascular critical care registered nurses, Andrea Crawford Gregg
