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Nursing Research on Death, Dying, and Terminal Illness: Development, Present State, and Prospectse to Lesley F. Degner, Helen P. Glass, Christina M. Gow, Sherry Johnson-Soderberg, Sylvia Drake Paige, Geraldine V. Padilla, Catherine M. Saunders, and Mary L. S. Vachon for providing copies of published and unpublished materials for use in this review. The organization of the report was suggested t

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Clinical Geriatric Nursing Researchnals of gerontological/geriatric nursing (1975 to 1982). Early in the period covered, there were few studies in the care of the elderly, but at this time a number of nurses are choosing clinical research in this area. There have been few funded studies in clinical geriatric nursing, and much of the

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Nursing Staff Turnover, Stress, and Satisfaction: Models, Measures, and Managementgations have been conducted to identify the major phenomena pertaining to these concerns. Models have been constructed and tested specifying the relationships among staff stress, satisfaction, other predictive factors, and voluntary/involuntary turnover. Traditionally, turnover has been the focus of

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