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3505 Theories of Depression: Towards an Understanding of the Art of the Person in Nursing. There are complex understandings being generated today about the influence of mind, brain and body, emerging from interdisciplinary neurobiology, psychoanalysis, social, and health sciences. Interactions of the body and the mind in contexts of the larger social environment are now found to have direct effects on neurobiological functioning. As such, the questions about what causes depression are not so important as complicating the theories about depression. This necessary complication of theory is essential for understanding the depressed person as a complex person, and for generating kinds of intervention therapies that can ease the symptoms of depression. Because there is no specific cure, as yet, for depression, it is crucial that people in the health care professions have greater theoretical resources for understanding the relations between the environment and the person. Nurses in particular need to participate more with the work of theorizing, because they mediate the relations between the client, or patient, and the larger medical institution that effects their care. Indeed, all theory needs to attend to the importance of this relation of mediating the person's relations between care, and the institutions that are historically designed to contain and control the body. Care and interaction are, thus, a site of theory not only for nursing, but for all people who are socially responsive to their environment. 10 pgs. bibliography lists 8 sources.
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3525 Conflict Management in Nursing. This case involves a nurse concerned with a colleagues practices and contemplating a complaint to the College. The case is outlined with the salient points highlighted. The style of conflict management-non-action-is identified and its destructive effects are noted. Finally, more effective alternatives are identified. The following brief discussion will present a 'forensic' analysis of a theoretical scenario of conflict that might arise subsequent to one's acceptance of a staff nurse's position in an outpatient clinic. Initially, the case will be briefly outlined with the salient points highlighted. Subsequently, the type or style of conflict management evidenced in the case will be defined. This approach will then be assessed for constructive and destructive effects. In conclusion, alternate manners of dealing with the situation will be identified and evaluated. 6 pgs. 4 f/c. 5b.
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11995 Benefits of Massage Therapy for Arthritis Patients. The media are filled with advertisements for spas and health clubs that include massage therapy among their programs. For people who want to relax and be pampered, that is fine. For arthritis sufferers, however, massage therapy performed by registered nurses offers significant relief from painful arthritis symptoms and helps lead to a better quality of life. 6 pgs, bibliography lists 5 sources.
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3641 After an Interval - New Insights into Nursing via Educational Experience. The paper reports on the student's shifting ideas concerning nursing after some weeks of the programme. These insights are arranged by the same headings as a previous position paper: person, environment, health, and nursing practice. The student indicates that new thinking on the profession has resulted from an array of experiences. 8 pgs. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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3642 Leadership. This fourteen-page undergraduate paper discusses attributes of leadership and explains differentiating elements between managers and leaders in the context of a critical and evaluative account of the life, career, achievements, and failings of noted American businessman-politician H. Ross Perot. 14 pgs. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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10826 Occupational Therapy Treatment For Traumatic Brain Injuries. This sixteen-page graduate-level paper examines the benefits of using occupational therapy treatment with TBI clients. The author formulates the problem, describes the instrumentation and data collection procedures used; discusses the research design, including all variables, constants, and other attendant factors of the design; and analyzes the outcomes, probable limitations, and the significance of the study to the field of education. 16 pgs. bibliography lists 7 sources.
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10834 Examining the Effects of Physiological Factors on Surgery Recovery Rates. This paper provides a brief examination of the article "Gender and short-term recovery from cardiac surgery" by K. King, and reflects on its significance in the medical community. This article proves that there is no real correlation between age and gender and success from surgery. 3 pgs. bibliography lists 1 source.
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