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J C Krueger

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Relationship between nurse counseling and sexual adjustment after hysterectomy.

The relationship between nurse counseling of hysterectomy patients and sexual adjustment following surgery was the focus of this descriptive study. Of 108 premenopausal women admitted to seven hospitals in California, New Mexico, and Utah who completed a series of questionnaires preoperatively, postoperatively, and eight weeks post-surgery, only 11 percent identified the nurse as the person who supplied the most valuable information. Self-reported sexual adjustment following surgery was significantly (p=.001) related to their presurgical pattern. Almost half the respondents wrote comments urging nurses to initiate discussion about the effect of hysterectomy on sexuality.

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Update on nursing research in the West.

Work of the Western Council of Higher Education in Nursing, of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, is described. The regional research development project, the regional conferences, compilation of research instruments, and organization of an ethnic nurses' organization which grew out of WCHEN projects, are reviewed. Outcomes of research replication through patient teaching projects, the analysis and planning contract, and the utilization of psychiatric--mental health nursing reasearch are also discussed.

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Resources for graduate education: a report of a survey of forty states in the Midwest, West, and Southern regions.

This article data on the need for doctorally prepared nurses and the resources for their preparation in 40 states in the Midwest, West, and South. A mailed questionnaire was used to collect data from the administrative heads of 58 graduate nursing education programs. Results reported in this article are on: nursing faculty responsibilities, projected faculty needs, research supports for faculty, sabbatical leaves granted nursing faculty, research and interdisciplinary activities of nurse faculty, numbers of nurse and non-nurse doctorally prepared faculty, reported criteria for and difficulties in recruiting doctoral nurse faculty, initiating change in graduate nursing education and the reasons for change, the research requirements in master's nursing programs, and the reasons cited for establishing doctoral nursing programs within the 40 states. Questions that educators face in the development of quality programs of doctoral nursing education are discussed.

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