American Indian Bibliography

History

• Abel EK. "We are left so much alone to work out our own problems": nurses on American Indian reservations during the 1930s. Nursing History Review. 443-64, 1996.
  AN: 1996015906 NLM Unique Identifier: 96046127.
• Denehy J. A tribute to nurses and Florence Nightingale. Journal of School Nursing. 18(3):125-7, 2002 Jun. (2 ref) AN: 2002130371.
• Herrmann EK. Connecticut and the first Native American trained nurses: more questions than answers... part 9. Connecticut Nursing News. 73(4):7-8, 2000 Dec-2001 Feb. (9 ref) AN: 2001032039.
• Kutenai K. A Native-American nurse's view. Advanced Practice Nursing Quarterly. 2(2):59-61, 1996 Fall. AN: 1996038279.
• Sullivan EM. A Hopi pioneer in nursing... 70plus and going strong. Geriatric Nursing. 6(6):363, 365, 1985 Nov-Dec. AN: 1985044881.
• Upvall MJ. Completing the circle: nursing education in the Navajo Nation. N & HC Perspectives on Community. 17(5):230-5, 1996 Sep-Oct. (14 ref) AN: 1997002537

Retention and Recruitment

• Buchanan B. Bridging the retention gap. Reflections on Nursing Leadership. 26(3):28-30, 46, 2000 3rd Quarter. (6 ref) AN: 2001020784.
• Campbell AR. Davis SM. Faculty commitment: retaining minority nursing students in majority institutions. Journal of Nursing Education. 35(7):298-303, 1996 Oct. (28 ref)
  AN: 1997006287 NLM Unique Identifier: 97047196.
• Campbell AR. Dickson CJ. Predicting student success: a 10-year review using integrative review and meta-analysis. Journal of Professional Nursing. 12(1):47-59, 1996 Jan-Feb. (43 ref)
  AN: 1996008023 NLM Unique Identifier: 96166153
• Chwedyk P. (2002) Degrees of success: academic update. Leveling the playing field for tribal colleges. Minority Nurse 72, Fall
• Crow K. Doshier S. Addressing disparity: American Indian nurse education... 35th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/16th Annual WIN Assembly, "Health Disparities: Meeting the Challenge," held April 18-20, 2002, Palm Springs, California. Communicating Nursing Research. 35(10):209, 2002. AN: 2002155871.
• Cruickshank P. Nurse recruitment and retention strategy. Aboriginal Nurse. 14(2):9-10, 1999 Dec. AN: 2000021782.
• Degrees of success: academic updates. Native American teens spend summer as nurses-in-training. Minority Nurse. 77, 2001 Fall. AN: 2002012690.
• Degrees of success: academic updates. AACN offers advice on increasing diversity at nursing schools. Minority Nurse. 67, 2002 Spring. AN: 2002116904.Dowell MA. Issues in recruitment and retention of minority nursing students. Journal of Nursing Education. 35(7):293-7, 1996 Oct. (43 ref) AN: 1997006286 NLM Unique Identifier: 97047195.
• DeLapp TD. Creating community: a strategy for retaining Alaska nativenursing students... 35th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/16th Annual WIN Assembly, "Health Disparities: Meeting the Challenge," held April 18-20, 2002, Palm Springs, California. Communicating Nursing Research. 35(10):210, 2002. AN: 2002155873.
• Foti S. (2003) Our voice at the CDC: thanks to the historic appointment of American Indian Nurse Pelagie "Mike" Snesrud to a key federal health policy-making position, tribal nations have a champion within the system to advocate for their needs. Minority Nurse. 34-9, Fall.
• Glossop C. Student nurse attrition from pre-registration courses: investigating methodological issues. Nurse Education Today. 21(3):170-80, 2001 Apr. (52 ref)AN: 2001085083 NLM Unique Identifier: 21223273.
• Goldman KD. Schmalz KJ. Tools of the trade. Increasing workforce diversity: a model for local campus-DOH-community collaboration. Health Promotion Practice. 3(2):114-6, 2002 Apr. AN: 2002138838.
• Gooden AJ. Degrees of success: academic forum. Passing with flying colors: when developing multiculturalnursing school curricula, don't overlook the need for culturally sensitive testing. Minority Nurse. 68-9, 2001 Summer. (9 ref)
  AN: 2002157098.
• Klisch ML. Retention strategies for ESL nursing students: review of literature 1990-99 and strategies and outcomes in a small private school of nursing with limited funding. Journal of Multicultural Nursing & Health. 6(2):18-25, 2000 Summer. (25 ref) AN: 2001032455.
• Klisch ML. Retention strategies for ESL nursing students. Journal of Multicultural Nursing & Health. 6(1):21-8, 2000 Winter-Spring. (25 ref) AN: 2000044205.
• Koertvelyessy A. The status of nursing among minority populations: focus on the American Indian/Alaskan Natives. Strategies for recruitment, retention and graduation of minority nurses in colleges of nursing. American Nurses Publishing, ( Washington, DC) ** (82-6) 1997. AN: 2002112260.
• Kokotailo PK. St. Clair D. Lacourt J. Chewning B. A pilot video intervention to promote health careers among Native American youth. Journal of School Health. 65(3):113-4, 1995 Mar. (7 ref) AN: 1995026726 NLM Unique Identifier: 95333714.
• Labun E. The Red River College model: enhancing success for Native Canadian and other nursingstudents from disenfranchised groups. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 13(4):311-7, 2002 Oct. (30 ref) AN: 2002155532 NLM Unique Identifier: 22237642.
• MacLean LM. O'Brien B. Establishment of evaluation priorities for a native nursing access program. Journal of Nursing Education. 27(7):326-7, 1988 Sep. (6 ref) AN: 1988083358
• Manifold C. Rambur B. Predictors of attrition in American Indian nursing students. Journal of Nursing Education. 40(6):279-81, 2001 Sep. (25 ref) AN : 2001113898 NLM Unique Identifier: 21438250
• McColgin CC. Match between learning styles and teaching methods: an exploratory study of the effects on nursing student's academic performance, perceived learning, and course evaluations. Syracuse University ** Ph.D. (168 p) 2000. AN: 2003054951
• Merrill EB. Culturally diverse students enrolled in nursing: barriers influencing success. Journal of Cultural Diversity. 5(2):58-67, 1998 Summer. (53 ref) AN: 1998054064.
• Miers M. Nurse education in higher education: understanding cultural barriers to progress. Nurse Education Today. 22(3):212-9, 2002 Apr. (33 ref) AN: 2002117230 NLM Unique Identifier: 22025371.
• Neha VK. Home again: a Native American SLP's experiences teaching in a Navajo reservation school. ASHA Leader. 8(3):4-5, 19, 2003 Feb 18. AN: 2003067385.
• Nugent KE. Childs G. Jones R. Cook P. Ravenell K. Said another way. Call to action: the need to increase diversity in the nursing workforce. Nursing Forum. 37(2):28-32, 2002 Apr-Jun. (20 ref) AN: 2002150626 NLM Unique Identifier: 22230714.
• Peters D. Retaining rural students in nursing school. Recruitment & Retention Report. 6(8):4-7, 1993 Aug. (4 ref) AN: 1993169257.
• Phillips DA. Drevdahl DJ. "Race" and the difficulties of language. ANS - Advances in Nursing Science. 26(1):17-29, 2003 Jan-Mar. (52 ref) AN: 2003063332.
• Rosseter R. Commentary. Reshaping recruiting: strategies for increasing diversity in academic nursing programs. AWHONN Lifelines. 6(3):196-7, 2002 Jun-Jul. AN: 2002155164 NLM Unique Identifier: 22074340.
• Running in place: minority representation in nursing education. NLN data indicates some gains, many declines. Prism. 1(2):6-9, 1993 Jun. AN: 1997022535.
• Sharenov E. (2001) Taking care of their own: college program strives to rebuild pool of American Indian nurses prepared to practice in their communities. Nurseweek California. 14(24) 15-16, Nov 19.
• Tatem E. Payne JL. The impact of a college of nursing retention program on the graduation rates of nursing students. ABNF Journal. 11(3):59-63, 2000 May-Jun. AN : 2001011073 NLM Unique Identifier: 21597096.
• Williams D. An untapped potential: as America's population continues to diversify and the RN work force continues to age, innovative programs are reaching out to the next generation of minority nurses... concludes a two-part series. Minority Nurse. 35-41, 2001 Spring. AN: 2002152540.
• Womack RB. News, notes & tips. Enhancing the success of Native American nursing students. Nurse Educator. 22(4):14, 31, 43 passim, 1997 Jul-Aug. AN: 1997042647 NLM Unique Identifier: 97440850.
• Wood DL. Chwedyk P. Mentors to the max: when it comes to recruiting, developing and retaining American Indian nursing students, mentor programs can make all the difference in the world. Minority Nurse. 52-7, 2001 Summer. AN: 2002157082.
• Yurkovich EE. Working with American Indians toward educational success. Journal of Nursing Education. 40(6):259-69, 2001 Sep. (46 ref) AN: 2001113887 NLM Unique Identifier: 21438247.
• Yurkovich EE. Factors that enabled success of Native American baccalaureate nursing graduates at Montana State University from 1986 to 1995. MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY ** ED.D. (209 p) 1997. AN: 2000013748.

Teaching

• Crow K. Multiculturalism and pluralistic thought in nursing education: Native American world view and the nursing academic world view. Journal of Nursing Education. 32(5):198-204, 1993 May. (14 ref) AN: 1993164081 NLM Unique Identifier: 9327441
• Demarest DJ. Sokoloff J. Tribal education: reflections from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Journal of Cultural Diversity. 1(4):70-3, 1994 Fall. (10 ref) AN: 1995033264.
• Demarest DJ. Sokoloff J. Tribal education: reflections from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation... Oglala Lakota College... tribal colleges. Nurse Educator. 19(4):32-5, 1994 Jul-Aug. (11 ref) AN: 1994195917 NLM Unique Identifier: 95166397.
• Dickerson SS. Neary MA. Hyche-Johnson M. Native American graduate nursing students' learning experiences. Journal of Nursing Scholarship. 32(2):189-96, 2000 2nd Quarter. (24 ref)
  AN: 2000050285 NLM Unique Identifier: 20345932.
• Dickerson SS. Neary MA. Education department. Faculty experiences teaching NativeAmericans in a university setting. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 10(1):56-64, 1999 Jan. (22 ref) AN: 1999049189 NLM Unique Identifier: 99405048.
• Jensen-Wunder L. Indian health initiatives: a nursing practice model. Nursing Science Quarterly. 15(1):32-5, 2002 Jan. (12 ref) AN: 2002034402 NLM Unique Identifier: 21863126.
• Kalanek CB. News, notes & tips. Teaching strategies for the Native American student. Nurse Educator. 20(1):12-3, 1995 Jan-Feb. AN: 1995006905 NLM Unique Identifier: 95281147
• Lowe J. Balance and harmony through connectedness: the intentionality of Native American nurses. Holistic Nursing Practice. 16(4):4-11, 2002 Jul. (11 ref) AN: 2002137155 NLM Unique Identifier: 22056677.
• Long M. Degrees of success: student voices. Awakening a passion for research: a federally funded partnership between a large university and a small, minority-serving school helped one Native American student discover her true calling as a nurse. Minority Nurse. 64-5, 2003 Winter.
  AN: 2003060567.
• Lowe J. Struthers R. Profession and society. Conceptual framework of nursing in Native American culture. Journal of Nursing Scholarship. 33(3):279-83, 2001 3rd Quarter. (16 ref)
  AN: 2001105416 NLM Unique Identifier: 21436854.
• MacLean LM. O'Brien B. Establishment of evaluation priorities for a native nursing access program. Journal of Nursing Education. 27(7):326-7, 1988 Sep. (6 ref) AN: 1988083358
• Miller K. So, you want to be a clinical nursing instructor? Nursing Spectrum (D.C./Baltimore Metro Edition). 12(3):14, 2002 Feb 11. AN: 2002138141.
• Weaver HN. Indigenous nurses and professional education: friends or foes? Journal of Nursing Education. 40(6):252-8, 2001 Sep. (21 ref) AN: 2001113883 NLM Unique Identifier: 21438246.
• Wittig, Deborah R. Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes of Nursing Students Regarding Culturally Congruent Care of Native Americans. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 15(1): 54-61, January 2004 DOI: 10.1177/1043659603260036
• Womack RB. News, notes & tips. Enhancing the success of Native American nursing students. Nurse Educator. 22(4):14, 31, 43 passim, 1997 Jul-Aug. AN: 1997042647 NLM Unique Identifier: 97440850.

Cultural Diversity

• American Indian culture. Cross Cultural Connection. 7(1):3-4, 2001 Jul-Sep. AN: 2001098063.
• Barrios PG. Egan M. Living in a bicultural world and finding the way home: native women's stories. Affilia-Journal of Women & Social Work. 17(2):206-28, 2002 Summer. (63 ref) AN: 2002077924.
• Bennett LW. Finger DR. Psychology and culture. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (23-37) 2000. (16 ref) AN: 2003022460.
• Bollinger LC. Diversity is essential... Newsweek. 141(4):32, 2003 Jan 27. AN : 2003055671
• Boss CM. Cyberspace: the new culture. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (87-97) 2000. (19 ref) AN: 2003022477.
• Bossman DM. Teaching pluralism: values to cross-cultural barriers. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (55-66) 2000. (27 ref) AN: 2003022469.
• Capitman J. Defining diversity: a primer and a review. Generations. 26(3):8-14, 2002 Fall. (19 ref) AN: 2003041525.
• Carney V. Cultural diversity. A Cherokee/Appalachian perspective: our "rag coat" culture. Kentucky Nurse. 46(4):9-10, 1998 Oct-Dec. (3 ref) AN: 1999011403 NLM Unique Identifier: 20081399.
• Chang MK. Harden JT. Meeting the challenge of the new millennium: caring for culturally diverse patients. Urologic Nursing. 22(6):372-7, 390, 2002 Dec. (13 ref)
  AN: 2003060343 NLM Unique Identifier: 22481661.
• Chwedyk P. Speaking of cultural competence...: new federal standards for linguistically competent health care will help increase demand for bilingual minority nurses -- and also protect their rights. Minority Nurse. 28-31, 2000 Spring. AN: 2002132987.
• Chrisman NJ . Schultz PR. Transforming health care through cultural competence training. Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (70-9) 1997. (24 ref) AN: 2002037703.
• Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes. American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (113 p) 1997. AN: 2002037671.
• Dean RA. Native American humor: implications for transcultural care. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 14(1):62-5, 2003 Jan. (19 ref) AN: 2003031103.
• Galinas L. Bohlen C. Creating a culture of competence: part II -- adapting for a diverse work force. Journal of Clinical Systems Management. 4(10):13-5, 18, 2002 Oct. (2 bib)
  AN: 2003040957.
• Giger JN. Davidhizar R. The Giger and Davidhizar Transcultural Assessment Model. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(3):185-8, 2002 Jul. (17 ref) AN: 2002088740 NLM Unique Identifier:22108548.
• Giger JN. Mood LH. Culturally competent teamwork. Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (13-9) 1997. (8 ref) AN: 2002037675.
• Glen S. Network. Diversity in nursing education: do we really want it? Nurse Education Today. 22(5):358-62, 2002 Jul. (15 ref) AN: 2002159188 NLM Unique Identifier: 22272432.
• Gooden AJ. Degrees of success: academic forum. Passing with flying colors: when developing multiculturalnursing school curricula, don't overlook the need for culturally sensitive testing. Minority Nurse. 68-9, 2001 Summer. (9 ref)
  AN: 2002157098.
• Hanley CE. Navajo Indians. Transcultural nursing: assessment and intervention (Giger JN). Mosby-Year Book, Inc., ( St. Louis, MO) ** 2 ed, (237-60) 1995. (72 ref) AN: 1998072414.
• Hilgenberg C. Schlickau J. Building transcultural knowledge through intercollegiate collaboration. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(3):241-7, 2002 Jul. (25 ref) AN: 2002088755 NLM Unique Identifier: 22108557
• Huttlinger KW. Tanner D. The peyote way: implications for culture care theory. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 5(2):5-11, 1994 Winter. (24 ref) AN: 1994191442 NLM Unique Identifier: 95032962
• Jones J. Cultural relevance in nursing education -- The Native Health Careers Access Program... facilitates academic upgrading... part 2. RNABC News; Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia. 18(2):8-9, 1986 Mar-Apr. AN: 1986051492.
• Kelley ML. Fitzsimons VM. Of tugboats, transitions, and time. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (349-52) 2000. AN: 2003022530.
• Kelley ML. Fitzsimons VM. Introduction. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (1-8) 2000. (9 ref) AN: 2003022451.
• Kersey-Matusiak G. An action plan for cultural competence. HT: The Magazine for Healthcare Travel Professionals. 9(6):50-7, 2002 Mar. (12 ref) AN: 2002058364.
• Koerner JG. Cocreation of culture through choice. Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (63-9) 1997. (10 ref) AN: 2002037702.
• Larsen C. Sharing. The last thing Mr. Black Deer needed... when cultures clash, take a walk in another's moccasins. Nursing. 28(2):80, 1998 Feb. AN: 1998017555 NLM Unique Identifier: 98157172.
• Leonard TC. Exploring cultural, ethnic, and racial diversity in baccalaureate nursing education programs. Georgia State University ** Ph.D. (224 p) 2001. AN: 2002057336
• Link SC. Nursing teachers' attitudes toward multicultural classrooms. Indiana State University ** Ph.D. (111 p) 2001. AN: 2003063198.
• Malone BL. Improving organizational cultural competence. Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (3-12) 1997. (22 ref) AN: 2002037673
• Mardiros M. Cultural relevance in nursing education -- a native Indian model... part 1. RNABC News; Registered Nurses Association of British Columbia. 18(1):13-5, 1986 Jan-Feb.
  AN: 1986049243.
• Marquand B. Resolving differences within diversity: providing culturally competent health care also means being sensitive to intra-ethnic conflicts between patients and providers. Minority Nurse. 38-40, 2001 Winter. AN: 2002171824.
• Mendyka BE. Exploring culture in nursing: a theory-driven practice. Holistic Nursing Practice. 15(1):32-41, 2000 Oct. (37 ref) AN: 2001013827 NLM Unique Identifier: 22115732.
• Moore NG. The healing Web: nursing borrows from Native American tradition to create a better approach to healing. Alternative Therapies in Health & Medicine. 2(2):30-1, 1996 Mar.
  AN: 1996013780 NLM Unique Identifier: 96388483.
• Morris J. Diversity in nursing education. Do we really want it? Nurse Education Today. 22(5):363, 2002 Jul. AN: 2002159195.
• Naughton F. Bringing diversity into the curriculum: successes and problems. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (125-31) 2000. (8 ref) AN: 2003022486.
• Pickrell KD. A cross-cultural nursing experience on the Rosebud Reservation. Nurse Educator. 26(3):128-31, 2001 May-Jun. (8 ref) AN: 2001063529 NLM Unique Identifier: 22139022.
• Pratt J. Teaching cultural competence in a homogenous society... 35th Annual Communicating Nursing Research Conference/16th Annual WIN Assembly, "Health Disparities: Meeting the Challenge," held April 18-20, 2002, Palm Springs, California. Communicating Nursing Research. 35(10):208, 2002. AN: 2002155869.
• Purnell L. The Purnell Model for Cultural Competence. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(3):193-6, 2002 Jul. (3 ref) AN: 2002088743 NLM Unique Identifier: 22108550.
• Rainwater S. Breakthrough to nursing: culturaldiversity & competence. Imprint. [49](3):17-8, 2002 Apr-May. AN: 2002137543
• Rettig MA. Culturaldiversity and play from an ecological perspective. Social Work in Education. 24(3):189-99, 2002 Jul. (23 ref) AN: 2002158132.
• Rew L. Affirming cultural diversity: a Pathways model for nursing faculty. Journal of Nursing Education. 35(7):310-4, 1996 Oct. (32 ref) AN: 1997006289 NLM Unique Identifier: 97047198.
• Ryan M. Ali N. Carlton KH. Community of communities: an electronic link to integrating culturaldiversity in nursing curriculum. Journal of Professional Nursing. 18(2):85-92, 2002 Mar-Apr. (46 ref) AN: 2002070868 NLM Unique Identifier: 21973038.
• Ryan M. Twibell RS. Outcomes of a transculturalnursing immersion experience: confirmation of a dimensional matrix. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(1):30-9, 2002 Jan. (25 ref) AN: 2002040094 NLM Unique Identifier: 21632454.
• Seisser MA. Interview with a quality leader: Madeleine Leininger on transculturalnursing and culturally competent care. Journal for Healthcare Quality. 24(2):18-21, 2002 Mar-Apr. (4 ref) AN: 2002134430.
• Spector RE. Culturaldiversity in health and illness. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(3):197-9, 2002 Jul. (3 ref) AN: 2002088744 NLM Unique Identifier: 22108551 .
• Soroff L. Rich E. Rubin A. Strickland RD. Plotnick HD. Diversity. A transculturalnursing educational environment: an imperative for multicultural students. Nurse Educator. 27(4):151-4, 2002 Jul-Aug. (7 ref) AN: 2003045937 NLM Unique Identifier: 22126790.
• Stacciarini JR. Experiencing cultural differences: reflections on culturaldiversity. Journal of Professional Nursing. 18(6):346-9, 2002 Nov-Dec. AN: 2003037133.
• Still O. Hodgins D. Navajo Indians. Transcultural health care: a culturally competent approach (Purnell LD et al). F.A. Davis, ( Philadelphia, PA) ** (423-47) 1998. (25 ref) AN: 1999022375.
• Struthers R. Littlejohn S. The essence of Native American nursing. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 10(2):131-5, 1999 Apr. (24 ref) AN: 1999049199 NLM Unique Identifier: 99405059.
• Stumpf SH. Creating the classroom cross-cultural experience: a model for teaching cultural pluralism. Journal of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. 7(10):728-32, 1994 Nov. (6 ref) AN : 1995018057
• Sutherland LL. Ethnocentrism in a pluralistic society: a concept analysis. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(4):274-81, 2002 Oct. (37 ref) AN: 2002155495 NLM Unique Identifier: 22237637.
• Wendler MC. Struthers R. Bridging culture on-line: strategies for teaching cultural sensitivity. Journal of Professional Nursing. 18(6):320-7, 2002 Nov-Dec. (25 ref) AN: 2003037115.
• Wood DL. Learning about difference: a growing number of nursing schools are implementing cultural competency programs to prepare nursing students to care for a diverse patient population. Minority Nurse. 46-50, 2001 Spring. AN: 2002152545.
• Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (352 p) 2000. AN: 2003022446.
• Usita PM. Diversity links: diversity and cultural competence on the Web. Generations. 26(3):72-3, 2002 Fall. AN: 2003041569.
• Veenema TG. An evidence-based curriculum to prepare students for global nursing practice. Nursing & Health Care Perspectives. 22(6):292-8, 2001 Nov-Dec. (18 ref) AN: 2002022790.
• Warren S. Cultural safety, where does it fit? A literature review. Vision. 8(14):27-30, 2002 Jun. (44 ref) AN: 2002158102.
• Weaver HN. Transcultural nursing with NativeAmericans: critical knowledge, skills, and attitudes. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 10(3):197-202, 1999 Jul. (23 ref)
  AN: 1999061761 NLM Unique Identifier: 20157795.
• Yearwood EL. Brown DL. Karlik EC. Culturaldiversity: students’ perspectives. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 13(3):237-40, 2002 Jul. (13 ref) AN: 2002088754 NLM Unique Identifier: 22108556
• Yee D. Introduction: recognizing diversity, moving toward cultural competence. Generations. 26(3):5-7, 2002 Fall. (1 ref) AN: 2003041522.
• Yee D. Tursi C. Recognizing diversity and moving toward cultural competence: one organization's effort. Generations. 26(3):54-8, 2002 Fall. (1 ref) AN: 2003041548.
• Yee BWK. Weaver GD. Ethnic minorities and health promotion: developing a "culturally competent" agenda. Generations. 18(1):39-44, 1994 Spring. (27 ref) AN: 1996035625.  

Cultural Competence / Culture/Tradition / Practice

• Bolton-Koppenhaver M. Serving diverse populations… focus on multiculturalism. ASHA Leader. 7(6):21, 2002 Apr 2. AN: 2002115007.
• Boyle DA. FYI. Culturally competent care. Oncology Nursing Forum. 30(1):23-4, 2003 Jan-Feb. AN: 2003038387.
• Buehler J. Nursing in rural Native American communities. Nursing Clinics of North America. 28(1):211-7, 1993 Mar. (17 ref) AN: 1993161390 NLM Unique Identifier: 93197178
• Burhansstipanov L. Hollow W. Native American cultural aspects of oncology nursing care. Seminars in Oncology Nursing. 17(3):206-19, 2001 Aug. (36 ref)
  AN: 2001097555 NLM Unique Identifier: 21415211.
• Cantore JA. Earth, wind, fire and water: for American Indian and AlaskaNative nurses, combining traditional beliefs with modern treatments not only provides culturally competent care but helps keep their heritage alive. Minority Nurse. 24-9, 2001 Winter.
  AN: 2002171818.
• Cobel CD. When East meets West. Indian reservation nursing. Maryland Nurse. 13(2):8, 1994 Mar. AN: 1996011471.
• Correa, A. (1996). Wood-burning stoves and lower respiratory illnesses in Navajo children. Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal. 15(10): 859-865. Davis , W. (2002). The use of Native American symbolism as a healing tool for substance abuse. Alternative Health Practice. 2(3): 197-198.
• Crow K. Matheson L. Steed A. Informed consent and truth-telling: cultural directions for healthcare providers. Journal of Nursing Administration. 30(3):148-52, 2000 Mar. (4 ref)
  AN: 2000032942 NLM Unique Identifier: 20190143.
• Davidhizar R. Giger JN. Canadian transculturalnursing: applying the Giger and Davidhizar model. Journal of CulturalDiversity. 4(1):26-31, 1997 Spring. (40 ref) AN: 1997036377.
• Dean RA. Native American humor: implications for transcultural care. Journal of TransculturalNursing. 14(1):62-5, 2003 Jan. (19 ref) AN: 2003031103.
• Fugh-Berman A. (2002). Use of Native American healers in an urban Native American health center. Focus Alternative Complement Ther. 4(1): 10-1.
• Gonzales I. Culturaldiversity. Even though I don’t speak English: a letter to every healthcare provider. Critical Care Nurse. 22(4):47-9, 2002 Aug. (6 bib)
  AN: 2002115157 NLM Unique Identifier: 22156743.
• Hamilton CL. Nursing on the Navajo Reservation. Imprint. 38(2):121, 174, 1991 Apr-May.
  AN: 1991125757 NLM Unique Identifier: 91200826.
• Hodge FS. Pasqua A. Marquez CA. Geishirt-Cantrell B. Utilizing traditional storytelling to promote wellness in American Indian communities. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 13(1):6-11, 2002 Jan. (13 ref) AN: 2002040086 NLM Unique Identifier: 21632450.
• Hurdle, D.E. (2002). Native Hawaiian traditional healing: culturally based interventions for social work practice. Social Work. 47(2): 183-192.
• Indigenous Native American healing approaches are effective in healing innovative integrated program. (2002). Health Inform. 5(5): 1-2.
• Joe JR. Emerging issues in college health practice. Out of harmony: health problems and young Native American men. Journal of American College Health. 49(5):237-42, 2001 Mar. (34 ref)
  AN: 2001083088 NLM Unique Identifier: 21236540.
• Joho JA. Ormsby A. A walk in beauty: strategies for providing culturally competent nursing care to NativeAmericans. Understanding culturaldiversity: culture, curriculum, and community in nursing. Jones and Bartlett Publishers, Inc., ( Sudbury, Massachusetts) ** (209-18) 2000. (4 ref) AN: 2003022501.
• Kim C. Recruitment and retention in the Navajo Area Indian Health Service… including commentary by Chilton LA.Western Journal of Medicine. 173(4):240-4, 2000 Oct. (14 ref)
  AN: 2001010047.
• Kopetski LM. Weaver HN. NativeAmericans… “Indigenous people in a multicultural society: unique issues for human services”. Social Work. 45(1):94-6, 2000 Jan.
  AN: 2000020987 NLM Unique Identifier: 20099907.
• Jensen-Wunder L. Indian health initiatives: a nursing practice model. Nursing Science Quarterly. 15(1):32-5, 2002 Jan. (12 ref) AN: 2002034402 NLM Unique Identifier: 21863126.
• Joe, Jennie, R. (2002). Out of Harmony: Health Problems and Young Native American Men. Journal of American College Health. 49(5).
• Joseph, Stephen. (2002). Distinguished Native American Spiritual Practitioners and Healers. Library Journal. 127(13): 80.
• Lakota woman builds bridges for better health care… This article by Karen Testerman, Lakota Journal Managing Editor, is reprinted with permission from the March 19-25, 2001 edition of the Lakota Journal. South Dakota Nurse. 43(2):8, 2001 Jun. AN: 2001073560
• Larsen C. Sharing. The last thing Mr. Black Deer needed… when cultures clash, take a walk in another’s moccasins. Nursing. 28(2):80, 1998 Feb. AN: 1998017555 NLM Unique Identifier: 98157172.
• Lowe J. Balance and harmony through connectedness: the intentionality of Native American nurses. Holistic Nursing Practice. 16(4):4-11, 2002 Jul. (11 ref)
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• Lowe, John PhD, RN. (2002). Cherokee Self-Reliance. Journal of Transcultural Nursing. 13(4): 287-295.
• Lusk P. Holst P. Occupational health nursing with Navajo workers: providing culturally competent care. AAOHN Journal. 49(1):27-34, 2001 Jan. (16 ref)
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• McWhorter, J.H., Ward, S.D. (2002). American Indian Medicine. South Medical Journal. 85(6): 625-627.
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• Moore , N.G. (2002). The Healing Web: nursing borrows from Native American tradition to create a better approach to healing. Alternative Ther Health Med. 2(2): 30-31.
• Money, M. (2001). Shamanism as a healing paradigm for complementary therapy. Complementary Therapies in Nursing & Midwifery. 7(3): 126-131.
• Native -American RNs join program to improve tribal health care. American Nurse. 25(3):8, 1993 Mar. AN: 1994184849 NLM Unique Identifier: 93191432
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• Parker JG. Nichols LA. Second opinion. Tribes know best: to provide effective health care to Indian populations, nurses must understand the complexities of tribal governance. Minority Nurse. 88, 87, 2001 Summer. AN: 2002157118.
• Plumbo MA. Living in two different worlds or living in the world differently: a qualitative study with American Indian nurses. Journal of Holistic Nursing. 13(2):155-73, 1995 Jun. (12 ref)
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• Robin L.F., Less, P .S., Winget, M., Steinhoff, M., Moulton, L.H., Santosham, M., Struthers, R. (2000). The lived experience of Ojibwa and Cree women healers. Journal of Holistic Nursing. 18(3): 261-279.
• Rose V. Nursing overseas: in harmony with the earth… Navajo Indians. Nursing Times. 88(15):58-60, 1992 Apr 8-14. AN: 1992145477 NLM Unique Identifier: 92244740.
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• Weaver, H.N. (1999). Indigenous people and the social work profession: Defining culturally competent services. Social Work. 44(3).
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• Bolton, L.B., Bennett, C., Richards, H., Gary, F., Harris, L., Underwood, S., Williams, B.S. (2001). Nursing Research Priorities of the National Black Nurses Association. Nursing Out/ook 49(6).
• Crow, K. (1997). Integrating Transcultural Knowledge into Nursing Curricula: An
• American Indian Example. Dragin, S.D., Hutchinson, S. Multicultural Course Transformation in Higher Education A Broader Truth. (211-228). Allyn and Bacon, Needham Heights, MA.
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• Cruz, F .A.D., McBride, M.R., Compas, L.B., Calixto, P.R., Derveer, C.P. V. (2002).
• White Paper on the Health Status of Filipino Americans and Recommendations for Research. Nursing Out/ook 50(1).
• Dickerson, S.S., Neary, M.A. (1999). Faculty Experiences Teaching Native Americans in a University Setting. Journal of Trans cultural Nursing. 10(1): 56-64.
• First American Indian Nurse Named to Nursing Hall of Fame. Vital Signs. http://minoritmurse.com/vitalsigns/_ian03-4.html
• Louie, K.B. (2001). White Paper on the Health Status of Asian Americans and pacific Islanders and Recommendations for Research. Nursing Out/ook 49(4).
• Lowe, J. (2002). Balance and Harmony through Connectedness: The Intentionality of Native American Nurses. Holistic Nurse Practice. 16(4): 4-11.
• Lowe, J., Struthers, R. (2001). A Conceptual Framework of Nursing in Native American Culture. Journal of Nursing Scholarship. 33(3): 279-283.
• Nursing Agenda for the Future. Diversity.
• Nursing is a Great Way to Serve our People. (2002). Winds of Change. An interview with John Lowe, Ph.D.
• Parker, J.G., Haldane, S.L., Keltner, B.R., Strickland, C.J., Tom-Orme, L. (2002).
• National Alaska Native American Indian Nurses Association: Reducing Health Deparities within American Indian and Alaska Native Populations. Nursing Out/ook. 50(1).
• Portillo, C.J., Villarruel, A., Siantz, M.d.L., Peragallo, N., Calvillo, R., Eribes, C. (2001). Research Agenda for Hispanics in the United States: A Nursing Perspective. Nursing Outlook 49(6).
• Spector, R.E. (1993/1994). Diversifying Your Approach. Minority Nurse. 28-30.
• Struthers, R., Littlejohn, S. (1999). The Essence of Native American Nursing. Journal of Trans cultural Nursing. 10(2): 131-135.
• Upvall, M.J. (1996). Completing the Circle. N& HC: Perspectives on Community. 17(5): 230-235.
• U.S. Department of e and Human Services. (2002). Selected Facts about Minority Re istered ures Division ofNursin .
• Weaver, H.N. (1999). Transcultural Nursing With Native Americans: Critical Knowledge, Skills, and Attitudes. Journal of Trans cultural Nursing. 10(3): 197- 202.
• Why should First Nations & Inuit communities be interested in telehealth technology? (1999) Aboriginal Nurse. 14(2) 7-8, Dec.

Canadian Nurses

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• Hart-Wasekeesikaw F. (2000) Nurses profile: Jocelyn Bruyere. Aboriginal Nurse. 15(1) 10-1, Apr.
• Hart-Wasekeesikaw F. (2000) The president's message. Aboriginal Nurse. 15(1) 1-2, Apr.
• Hart-Wasekeesikaw F. (2002) Cross-cultural nursing experience to debut at Norway House Cree Nation. Aboriginal Nurse. 17(1) 7, Jun.
• Hart-Wasekeesikaw F. (2002) President's message. Aboriginal Nurse. 17(1) 1-2, Jun.
• In memory of Jean Goodwill 1928-1997 (2000) Aboriginal Nurse. 15(1) 12, Apr.
• Lemphers C. (2000) Northern nurses of Atikameg. Alberta RN. 56(3) 8, May-Jun.
• Martin C. (2002) Profile of a nurse... Cheryl Martin. Aboriginal Nurse. 17(1) 15, 2002 Jun.
• National Aboriginal Achievement Awards recipient (2000) Aboriginal Nurse. 15(1) 13, Apr.
• Native Access Program to Nursing: sihtoskatowin (supporting one another) (2001) Aboriginal Nurse. 16(1) 16-7, May.
• Native Access Program to Nursing: student profile. (2001) Aboriginal Nurse. 16(1) 17, May.
• Sweetwater I. (2001) The history of the Native and Inuit Nurses Association of British Columbia. Aboriginal Nurse. 16(1) 14-5, May.
• Sweetwater I. (2002) Aboriginal Nurses Say in Iqualuit... Pauline Paton. Aboriginal Nurse. 17(1) 11, Jun.
• Two honored at nursing association (l999) Aboriginal Nurse. 14(2) 11, Dec.

Management/Leadership

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• Giger JN. Mood LH. Culturally competent teamwork. Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (13-9) 1997. (8 ref) AN: 2002037675.
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• Malone BL. Improving organizational cultural competence. Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (3-12) 1997. (22 ref) AN: 2002037673.
• Marquand B. Resolving differences within diversity: providing culturally competent health care also means being sensitive to intra-ethnic conflicts between patients and providers. Minority Nurse. 38-40, 2001 Winter. AN: 2002171824.
• New guide urges employers to draw up diversity policies. Nursing Times. 98(45):8, 2002 Nov 5-11. AN: 2003056639.
• Phillips KA. Mayer ML. Aday LA. Barriers to care among racial/ethnic groups under managed care: ethnic minorities continue to encounter barriers to care in the current managed care-dominated U.S. health care system. Health Affairs. 19(4):65-75, 2000 Jul-Aug.
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• Wright F. Cohen S. Caroselli C. Diverse decisions: how culture affects ethical decision making. Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America. 9(1):63-74, 1997 Mar. (51 ref)
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• Varricchio CG. Culturally competent care: what is an administrator to do? Culturaldiversity in nursing: issues, strategies, and outcomes (Dienemann JA). American Academy of Nursing, ( Washington, DC) ** (57-62) 1997. (13 ref) AN: 2002037697.
• Virnig BA. Lurie N. Huang Z. Musgrave D. McBean AM. Dowd B. Racial variation in quality of care among Medicare+Choice enrollees: black/white patterns of racial disparities in health care do not necessarily apply to Asians, Hispanics, and NativeAmericans. Health Affairs. 21(6):224-30, 2002 Nov-Dec. AN: 2003046092.

Ethics/Research

Advanced Directives/Death & Dying

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Ethics

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Research

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• Murphy, P.A., Kronenberg, F., Wade, C. Complementary and alternative medicine in women’s health: Developing a research agenda. Journal of Nurse-Midwifery. 44(3): 192-204, 1999
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• Parker, J.G., Nichols, L.A. Tribes Know Best. Minority Nurse 87-88, 2001.
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Navajo

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• Huttlinger KW. A Navajo perspective of diabetes. Family & Community Health. 18(2):9-16, 1995 Jul. (21 ref) AN: 1995032435.
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• Mercer SO. Navajo elderly people in a reservation nursing home: admission predictors and culture care practices. Social Work. 41(2):181-9, 1996 Mar. (28 ref)
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• Upvall MJ. Completing the circle: nursing education in the Navajo Nation. N & HC Perspectives on Community. 17(5):230-5, 1996 Sep-Oct. (14 ref)
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