A PERSONAL PHILOSOPHY OF GERONTOLOGICAL NURSING: AN ETHNOGRAPHIC
ADVENTURE By Shawna Reid, RN, BN, GNC (C), MN student (sreid1@ualberta.ca) & Joanne …

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mmigration, decreasing death rates in infants and children, and the postwar baby boom are
contributing to an increasing elder population and will create a gerontological boom …

WHO NEEDS IT? My coffee-sharing colleague seemed to be telling me two things in our
exchange. First, she did not see a need for gerontological nursing research. Second, she …

Last year I had the pleasure of attending my 20th year high school reunion. One of the things
I most relished was the opportunity to renew friendships with those of my classmates who …

The increase in life expectancy results in a greater number of older persons, which is
moving to the population of aging. Accordingly, nurses and thenursing profession have a …

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Although the profession of nursing encompasses the largest number of workers in the health
care field and comprises the greatest number of health care providers to the elderly, few …

Ann received her BSN, MSN, and PhD from Wayne State University in 1963, 1965, and
1978, respectively, and was a faculty member at Wayne State University from 1978 to 1985 …

I am so fortunate to share my story during the 2020 International Year of the Nurse and
Midwife as designated by the World Health Organization. I entered the profession of nursing …