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Preface | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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Introductory Concepts | |
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Introduction to the Family | |
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Two Basic Purposes of the Family | |
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Why Work with the Family? | |
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The Family--Society Interface | |
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Interaction of Health/Illness and the Family | |
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Family Efforts at Health Promotion | |
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Family Appraisal of Symptoms | |
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Care Seeking | |
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Referral and Obtaining Care | |
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Acute Response to Illness by Client and Family | |
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Adaptation to Illness and Recovery | |
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Definition of Family | |
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Family Health | |
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Characteristics of Healthy Families | |
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Societal Changes Affecting Families | |
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Economic Trends | |
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Technological Advances | |
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Demographic Trends | |
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Sociocultural Trends: Changing Racial and Ethnic Composition | |
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Changes in the Family | |
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Varied Family Forms | |
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The Nuclear Family | |
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The Adoptive Family | |
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The Foster Family | |
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The Extended Family | |
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The Single-Parent Family | |
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The Single Adult Living Alone | |
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The Stepparent Family | |
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The Binuclear Family | |
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The Nonmarital Heterosexual Cohabiting Family | |
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The Gay and Lesbian Family | |
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Looking at the Future of the American Family | |
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Family Nursing Implications | |
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Summary | |
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Family Nursing: Focus, Evolution, and Goals | |
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Family Nursing: Defining the Specialty | |
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Family as Context | |
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Family as Sum of Its Members | |
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Family Subsystem as Client | |
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Family as Client | |
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Family as a Component of Society | |
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Defining Family Nursing | |
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Distinguishing Family Nursing from Other Practice Areas | |
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Incorporation of Family into Standards of Care | |
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Family Nursing's Historical Legacy | |
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Current Issues in Family Nursing | |
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Family Nursing Goals: Levels of Prevention | |
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Primary Prevention: Family Health Promotion and Disease Prevention | |
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Factors Leading to Renewed Interest in Primary Prevention | |
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Family Health Promotion | |
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Impediments to Primary Prevention | |
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Specific Preventive Measures | |
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Risk Appraisal/Risk Reduction | |
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Family's Role in Primary Prevention | |
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Secondary Prevention | |
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Tertiary Prevention | |
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Summary | |
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Theoretical Foundations of Family Nursing | |
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Theoretical Foundations for Family Nursing | |
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Conceptual Sources and Functions of Theory in Family Nursing | |
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Nursing Conceptual Models Applicable to Family Nursing | |
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Nightingale's Environmental Model | |
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King's Theory of Goal Attainment | |
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Roy's Adaptation Model | |
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Neuman's Health Systems Model | |
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Orem's Self-Care Model | |
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Rogers's Science of Unitary Human Beings | |
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Newman's Expanding Consciousness Model | |
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Evolution of Family Nursing Theories | |
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Family Social Science Theories | |
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Structural-Functional Theory | |
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Systems Theory | |
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Family Developmental Theory | |
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Family Interactional Theory | |
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Family Stress Theory | |
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Change Theory | |
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Other Family Social Science Theories | |
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Family Therapy Theories | |
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Interactional/Communication Family Therapy Theory | |
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Structural Family Therapy Theory | |
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Family Systems Therapy Theory | |
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Other Family Therapy Theories | |
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Family Nursing Theories: Integrated Models | |
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Family Assessment Intervention Model (Family Systems Stressor-Strength Model) | |
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Calgary Family Assessment Model and Calgary Family Intervention Model | |
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The Friedman Family Assessment Model | |
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Summary | |
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Structural-Functional Theory | |
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Theoretical Perspectives Used in this Text | |
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The Structural-Functional Approach | |
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Concept of Structure | |
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Concept of Function | |
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Affective Function | |
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Socialization and Social Placement Function | |
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Health Care Function | |
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Reproductive Function | |
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Economic Function | |
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Changes in Family Functions | |
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Summary | |
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Family Developmental Theory | |
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Overview of Family Developmental Theory | |
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A Critique of Family Developmental Theory | |
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The Family Career or Family Life Cycle | |
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Family Developmental Tasks | |
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Family Career or Life Cycle Variations | |
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Changing Life Cycle | |
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Family Life Cycle Framework | |
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Family Life Spiral | |
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Two-Parent Nuclear Family Career or Life Cycle Stages | |
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Transitional Stage: Between Families (The Unattached Young Adult) | |
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Beginning Families | |
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Childbearing Families | |
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Families with Preschool Children | |
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Families with School-Aged Children | |
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Families with Teenagers | |
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Families Launching Young Adults | |
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Middle-Aged Parents | |
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Families in Retirement and Old Age | |
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Family Career or Life Cycle Stages in Divorced Families | |
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Family Career or Life Cycle Stages in Stepparent Families | |
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Family Career or Life Cycle Stages in Domestic Partner Relationships | |
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Lesbian/Gay Family Career Stages | |
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Impact of Illness and Disability on Family Developmental Stages | |
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Family Assessment Areas: Developmental Stage and History of the Family | |
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Family Nursing Diagnosis | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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Systems Theory | |
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General Systems Theory: Paradigm and Associated Theories | |
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Holistic Paradigm | |
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Associated Theories: Cybernetics and Communication Theory | |
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The Relationship Between the Structural-Functional and Systems Theories | |
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Central Concepts and Propositions of General Systems Theory | |
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Family Systems: Definition and Concepts | |
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A Systems Theory Perspective on Healthy Families | |
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Impact of Stress and Crises on the Family System | |
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Limitations of Family Systems Theory | |
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Summary | |
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Family Nursing Practice | |
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The Family Nursing Process | |
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Overview of the Family Nursing Process | |
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Family Assessment | |
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Sources of Family Assessment Data | |
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Building a Trusting Relationship | |
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Preparation for Family Interviews and Home Visits | |
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Identifying Family Problems: Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Nursing Diagnosis: The NANDA Classification | |
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Nursing Diagnosis: The OMAHA System | |
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Determining the Family Problems | |
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Planning | |
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Mutual Goal Setting | |
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Generating Alternative Approaches and Identifying Resources | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Indications for Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Nursing Intervention Systems/Models | |
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Guidelines for Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Specific Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Barriers to Implementing Family Interventions | |
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Evaluation and Modification of the Plan of Care | |
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Evaluation | |
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Modification | |
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Terminating the Nurse-Family Relationship | |
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Summary | |
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Family Identifying Data: Sociocultural Assessment and Intervention | |
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The Family's Cultural Orientation | |
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Importance of Culture for Practice | |
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Cultural-Ethnic Pluralism | |
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The Cross-Cultural or Transcultural Approach | |
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Ethnic Families | |
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The Family's Social Class | |
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Social Classes in the United States | |
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Poverty in America | |
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Poverty in the Family | |
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The American Underclass | |
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Impact of Poverty on Health | |
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Family's Economic Status | |
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Social Class Mobility | |
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Family Assessment Areas | |
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Assessment of Family Composition: The Family Genogram | |
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Assessment of Family's Cultural Background | |
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Ethnic and Religious Assessment Areas | |
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Assessment of Socioeconomic Status and Social Class Mobility | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Sociocultural Family Interventions | |
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Economic Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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Family Environmental Data | |
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The Family Environment and Family Health | |
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Characteristics of the Home Environment | |
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Housing: Structure, Safety, and Health Hazards | |
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Resources in the Home Environment | |
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Homeless Families | |
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Characteristics of the Neighborhood and Community Environments | |
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Physical and Geographic Characteristics of the Neighborhood | |
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Social and Demographic Characteristics of the Neighborhood | |
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Sociopolitical Environment and Family Health | |
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Areas of Assessment | |
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Assessing the Home Environment | |
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Areas of Assessment: Neighborhood and Community | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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Family Communication Patterns and Processes | |
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Defining Communication | |
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Elements of Communication | |
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Communication Principles | |
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Channels of Communication | |
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Functional Communication Processes | |
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The Functional Sender | |
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The Functional Receiver | |
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Dysfunctional Communication Processes | |
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The Dysfunctional Sender | |
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The Dysfunctional Receiver | |
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Dysfunctional Senders and Receivers | |
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Functional Communication Patterns in the Family | |
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Communicating Clearly and Congruently | |
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Emotional Communication | |
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Open Areas of Communication and Self-Disclosure | |
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Power Hierarchy and Family Rules | |
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Family Conflict and Family Conflict Resolution | |
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Research on Marital Interactions | |
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Dysfunctional Communication Patterns in the Family | |
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Factors Influencing Family Communication Patterns | |
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Communication Patterns in Families with Different Ethnic/Cultural Backgrounds | |
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Communication Differences over the Family Life Cycle | |
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Gender Differences in Communication | |
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Communication Differences in Family Forms | |
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Communication Differences Due to the Family Mini-culture | |
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Communication in Families with Health Alterations | |
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Assessment Areas | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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Family Power and Decision Making | |
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Family Power: Concepts and Domains | |
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Family Power | |
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Authority | |
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Power Bases | |
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Power Outcomes | |
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Family Decision Making | |
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Variables Affecting Family Power Dynamics | |
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Family Power Hierarchy | |
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Type of Family Form | |
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Formation of Family Coalitions | |
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Family Communications Network | |
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Gender Differences | |
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Age and Family Life Cycle Factors | |
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Cultural and Interpersonal Factors | |
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Social Class | |
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Classifying Overall Family Power Structure | |
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Family Power in Healthy Families | |
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Power Dynamics and Family Violence | |
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Theoretical Perspectives of Family Violence | |
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Intimate Partner Abuse | |
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Child Abuse | |
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Sibling Abuse | |
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Parent Abuse | |
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Elder Abuse | |
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Assessment of Family Power | |
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Power Outcomes | |
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Decision-Making Processes | |
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Power Bases | |
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Variables Affecting Family Power | |
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Overall Family System and Subsystem Power | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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Family Role Structure | |
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Role Theory: Definitions and Key Concepts | |
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Role Behavior, Performance, and Enactment | |
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Role Sharing, Role-Taking, and Reciprocal/Complementary Roles | |
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Role Stress/Strain and Role Conflict | |
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Propositions About Family Roles | |
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Formal Family Roles | |
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Marital Roles and Marital Relationships | |
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Women's and Men's Roles in the Family | |
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Grandparent's Roles in the Family | |
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Family Role Changes | |
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Informal Family Roles | |
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Variables Affecting Role Structure | |
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Social Class Differences | |
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Family Forms | |
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Cultural/Ethnic Influences | |
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Family Developmental Stage | |
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Role Models | |
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Healthy Family Role Functioning | |
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Family Roles During Health Alterations | |
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Role of Mother in Health and Illness | |
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The Family Caregiver Role | |
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Role Changes During Illness and Hospitalization | |
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Assessment of Family Role Structure | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Role Supplementation of Role Enhancement Strategies for Role Transitions | |
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Interventions for Role Strain | |
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Interventions for Role Inadequacy | |
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Interventions for Role Conflict | |
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Interventions for Role Failure | |
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Summary | |
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Family Values | |
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Basic Definitions | |
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Values | |
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Family Values | |
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Beliefs | |
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Norms | |
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Family Rules | |
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Disparity in Value Systems | |
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Diverse Social Values | |
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Clash of Values Between Dominant Culture and Subculture | |
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Clash of Values Between Generations | |
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Differences Between the Family Members and the Health Care Professional | |
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Value Changes in American Society | |
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Major Value Orientations | |
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Productivity/Individual Achievement | |
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Individualism | |
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Materialism/The Consumption Ethic | |
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The Work Ethic | |
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Education | |
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Equality | |
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Progress and Mastery over the Environment | |
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Future Time Orientation | |
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Efficiency, Orderliness, and Practicality | |
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Rationality | |
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Quality of Life and Maintaining Health | |
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Tolerance of Diversity | |
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Family Values | |
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Major Variables Affecting Family Values | |
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Family's Socioeconomic Status | |
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Family's Ethnicity and Acculturation | |
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Geographical Location (Urban, Suburban, or Rural) | |
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Generational Differences | |
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Family Assessment | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Values Clarification | |
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Cross-Cultural Counseling Approaches | |
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Summary | |
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The Family Affective Function | |
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Importance of the Affective Function | |
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Components of the Affective Function | |
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Maintaining Mutual Nurturance | |
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Development of Close Relationships | |
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Mutual Respect Balance | |
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Bonding and Identification | |
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Separateness and Connectedness | |
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Need-Response Patterns | |
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The Therapeutic Role | |
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The Affective Function in Energized Families | |
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The Family Under Stress: The Affective Function | |
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Family Assessment | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Interventions Promoting Healthy Need-Response Patterns | |
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Promoting Mutual Nurturance | |
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Assisting Families with Closeness-Separateness Issues | |
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Assisting Families with Grieving | |
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Summary | |
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The Family Socialization Function | |
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Socialization: Definitions and Influences | |
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Societal Context for Childrearing Families | |
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Contemporary Socialization Patterns | |
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Changes in Gender Role Socialization | |
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Day Care and Socialization of Young Children | |
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Changes in Expectations for Children and Adolescents | |
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Legislation Affecting Child Care and Children | |
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Theories Related to Socialization | |
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Developmental Theories | |
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Socialization Proccesses | |
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Parental Support and Control | |
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Cultural Variations in Socialization Patterns | |
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Social Class Differences in Socialization | |
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Other Variables Influencing Childrearing | |
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Family Form and Socialization | |
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Single-Parent Families | |
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Stepparent Families | |
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Gay/Lesbian Families | |
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Family Assessment Areas | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Making Interventions Socioculturally Appropriate | |
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Teaching and Anticipatory Guidance for Varied Family Forms | |
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Initiating Referrals to Early Intervention Programs | |
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Initiating Referrals to Parenting Programs | |
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Summary | |
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The Family Health Care Function | |
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Family Behaviors Related to Health and Illness | |
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Differences in Conceptualizations of Health and Illness | |
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Health Beliefs About Health Care Seeking and Health Action | |
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How Well Families Perform the Health Care Function | |
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Health Care Practices | |
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Family Dietary Practices | |
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Shopping, Planning, and Preparation Practices | |
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Family Sleep and Rest Practices | |
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Family Physical Activities and Recreational Activities | |
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Family's Therapeutic and Recreational Drug, Tobacco, and Alcohol Patterns | |
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Family's Self-Care Practices | |
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Environmental and Hygiene Practices | |
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Medically Based Preventive Measures | |
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Complementary and Alternative Therapies | |
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Family Health Assessment | |
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Health Care Function | |
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Family Health History | |
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Family Health Records | |
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Family Nursing Diagnosis | |
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Family Nursing Interventions: Guidelines for Lifestyle Modifications | |
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Self-Confrontation | |
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Cognitive Reframing | |
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Modeling | |
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Operant Conditioning | |
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Stimulus Control | |
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Summary | |
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Family Stress, Coping, and Adaptation | |
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How Well Families Are Coping | |
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Basic Stress and Coping Concepts | |
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Time Phases of Stress and Coping Strategies | |
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Antestress Period | |
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Actual Stress Period | |
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Poststress Period | |
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Family Stress Theories | |
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Hill's Family Stress Theory | |
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The Resiliency Model of Family Stress, Adjustment, and Adaptation | |
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Stressors and Their Impact | |
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Family Coping Strategies | |
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Internal Family Coping Strategies | |
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External Family Coping Strategies | |
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Dysfunctional Family Coping Strategies | |
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Denial of Family Problems | |
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Family Dissolution and Addiction | |
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Family Violence | |
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Factors Influencing Coping | |
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Gender Differences in Coping | |
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Sociocultural Variations in Family Coping | |
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Impact of Health Alterations | |
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Family Assessment Areas | |
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Family Stressors, Strengths, and Perceptions | |
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Family Coping Strategies | |
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Adaptation | |
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Tracking Stressors, Coping, Adaptation Over Time | |
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Family Nursing Diagnoses | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Assisting Family to Decrease Risk Factors | |
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Assisting Families at Risk to Cope | |
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Protecting Family Members Who Are at Risk for Violence | |
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Referring Families that Exhibit More Complex Family Coping Problems and Dysfunction | |
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Summary | |
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Cultural Diversity Among Families | |
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The Latino Family | |
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Latino Demographic Patterns | |
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The Latino Interface with American Society | |
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The Mexican-American Experience | |
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The Central-American Experience | |
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The Puerto Rican Experience | |
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The Cuban Experience | |
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Family-Society Interface: Effect on Family Life | |
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Environmental Issues | |
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The Acculturation Issue | |
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Socioeconomic Status of Latinos | |
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The Normative Family Form | |
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Family Structural Characteristics | |
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Family Values | |
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Family Roles and Power | |
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Family Communication Patterns | |
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Family Functional Characteristics | |
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The Family Socialization Function | |
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The Family Health Care Function | |
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Access to and Attitudes About Western Health Care | |
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Family Stressors and Coping Strategies | |
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Family Support | |
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Spiritual Support | |
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Fatalism/Passive Appraisal | |
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Contrasts with Anglo Families | |
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Family Nursing Assessment | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Summary | |
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The African-American Family | |
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African-American Demographic Patterns | |
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Teenage Pregnancies and Single-Parent Families | |
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Marriages: Delayed and Declining | |
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Rising Number of Troubled African-American Men | |
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The African-American Family: A Legacy of Vulnerability and Resilience | |
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Status of African-American Families: Criticism of the Literature | |
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Studies of African-American Families by Social Scientists | |
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African-American Family Forms and Kinship System | |
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Extended Families | |
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Single-Parent Families | |
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Family Values and Coping Strategies | |
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Strong Religious Commitment and Participation | |
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Strong Bonds and Support from Kin and Friends | |
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Family Role Flexibility | |
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The Family Socialization Function | |
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The Family Health Care Function | |
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Historic Review | |
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Use of Folk Medicine and Home Remedies Today | |
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Health Care Access Barriers | |
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Social Class Differences | |
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African-American Upper- and Middle-Class Families | |
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African-American Nonpoor Working-Class Families | |
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African-American Lower-Class Families: The Working Poor and the Nonworking Poor | |
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Family Nursing Assessment | |
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Replacing Stereotypes with Informed Knowledge | |
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Assessing Family Stress and Coping Patterns | |
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Dealing with Client Discomfort and Mistrust | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Encouraging the Use of Extended Families, Social Networks, and Self-Help Groups | |
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Encouraging the Use of Spiritual and Church Support | |
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Assisting with Health-Related Family Problems | |
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Promoting Family-Centered Health Regimes | |
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Emphasizing Strengths and Empowerment | |
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Summary | |
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The Asian-American Family | |
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Asian-American Demographic Patterns | |
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Chinese-Americans | |
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Japanese-Americans | |
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Korean-Americans | |
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Filipino-Americans | |
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Vietnamese-Americans | |
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Commonalities and Differences Among Asian Americans | |
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Family Structural Characteristics | |
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Family Values and Beliefs | |
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The Family Role and Power Structure | |
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Family Communication Patterns | |
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Family Functional Characteristics | |
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The Family Affective Function | |
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The Family Socialization Function | |
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The Family Health Care Function | |
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Family Stressors and Coping Strategies | |
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Influence of Acculturation on Family Structure and Functions | |
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Family Nursing Assessment | |
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Culture | |
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Environment | |
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Family Nursing Interventions | |
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Summary | |