Biomedical subjects
M O Wolanin
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The tyranny of little square boxes.
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Mental health needs of elderly. Interview by Alan Smith.
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Clinical geriatric nursing research.
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GNP: the right person at the right time.
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Personal perspectives on aging and nursing.
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Interview: Mary Opal Wolanin: gerontological nurse of the year.
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Physiologic aspects of confusion.
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Mental health assessment as a part of the assessment of physiological status of the elderly.
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Confusion study: use of grounded theory as methodology.
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The evolution of critical care and geriatric nursing.
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The older adult and drug therapy: Part one. Nursing therapy, drug therapy, or both?
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Confusion: recognition and remedy. Scope of the problem and its diagnosis.
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Mary Opal Wolanin: a life worth living ... a life of giving. Interview by Dianne Thomas.
This is the first of two articles related to the conversation that the board had with Mary Opal Wolanin that evening. In Part I, she tells of her life, education, and nursing and geriatric nursing experiences. In Part II, Mrs. Wolanin presents challenges to nurses and shares her dreams for the future of nursing.
Mary Opal Wolanin: a life worth living ... a life of giving, Part 2. Interview by Dianne Thames.
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Considering the elderly critical care patient.
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