Nephrology Nursing Journal

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Articles in Jan-Feb 2005 issue of Nephrology Nursing Journal

• State laws and regulations specific to dialysis: an overview
  by Cathleen O'Keefe
• Becoming Influential—a Guide for Nurses
  by Jennifer E. Payton
• Incidence and influencing factors associated with exit site infections in temporary catheters for hemodialysis and apheresis
  by Elizabeth J. Young
• The Washington Manual™ Nephrology Subspecialty Consult
  by Margaret Nusser Gerlach
• Medicare survey of the kidney transplant unit: are you prepared?
  by Glenda M. Payne
• Carnitine therapy … let the patients benefit!
  by Linda Roberto
• Evaluating quantitative research reports
  by Cynthia L. Russell
• ANNA Chapter Presidents
• Evaluating traditional iron measures and exploring new options for patients on hemodialysis
  by Suanne Petroff
• Dialysis decisions: should everyone be dialyzed?
  by Linda Kirk
• Functional ability of patients on dialysis: the critical role of anemia
  by Randee Breiterman-White
• ANNA 36th national symposium registration brochure: partnering with patients in self-management: a winning combination
• The challenge of wound healing in patients with chronic kidney disease
  by Janice C. Colwell
• Calendar of events
• Eliminating biased language: a goal for everyone
  by Beth Ulrich
• Which credentials should nursing adopt as standard? NP should be the only credential used in clinical practice
  by Mary Knudtson
• The publication of the proposed new regulations for the ESRD Program: an historic event for Nephrology Nursing
  by Lesley C. Dinwiddie
• Which credentials should nursing adopt as standard? Preserve the CNS as it Was meant to be recognized
  by Barbara J. Hasbargen
• A clinical review of antibody-mediated pure red cell aplasia
  by Susan Vogel
• Which credentials should nursing adopt as standard? APN and APRN are the appropriate credentials
  by Andrea Easom