The purpose of this study was to examine community health nurses' attitudes, subjective
norms, and intentions to care for patients who are HIV positive using the theory of reasoned …

Caring as a concept has gained increasing attention in nursing over the past decade.
However, caring is presented in multiple variations by authors, leading to a lack of clarity of …

As in all diagnoses, cancer, its clinical manifes-tations, and side effects of treatment must be
consid-ered in light of their meanings to the patient and the patient's loved ones. The …

Strategies for dealing with the complex nursing care needs of women living with human
immunodeficiency virus (HIV) disease are discussed. Using the experiences of the authors' …

Research has addressed issues which face the nurse caring for patients dying of cancer.
However, this research has focused primarily on the older adult population. As a result …