Ada Sue Hinshaw

Ada Sue Hinshaw (born May 20, 1939) is an American nurse best known for her research on quality of care, patient outcomes, and positive nurse working environments. Hinshaw was designated as a Living Legend by the American Academy of Nursing in 2011. Provided by Wikipedia
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    LONGITUDINAL ASSESSMENT DURING PREGNANCY OF WOMEN'S RATINGS OF THE DESIRABILITY OF BEHAVIORS AFFECTING THE MARITAL RELATIONSHIP.
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    FACTORS AFFECTING SERUM AND URINARY POTASSIUM LEVELS IN PATIENTS WHO UNDERGO OPEN HEART SURGERY.
    by MILLER, KENNETH PETER.
    Published 1983
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    RESOURCES, UNCERTAINTY AND COPING DECISIONS IN BREAST CANCER PATIENTS
    by Ryan, Sheila Anne
    Published 1981
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    A study of high-risk mother's response to maternal transports
    by Twigg, Nancy Lee
    Published 1979
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    The effect of an inservice program on nurse self-concept and patient satisfaction
    by Rogers, Sandra
    Published 1980
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    NURSE PRACTITIONER JUDGMENTS ABOUT INTERACTION AND PARTICIPATORY DECISION-MAKING IN PRIMARY CARE SETTINGS.
    by Lamb, Gerri S.
    Published 1987
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    BETA ENDORPHIN LEVELS IN BURNED PATIENTS.
    by GOOSEN, GERALDINE MAY.
    Published 1985
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