Vulnerable Populations 1 Edition Nyamathi Adeline Koniak Deborah by Nyamathi, Adeline; Koniak, Deborah instant download after payment.

1 online resource, In the health care arena, \"\"vulnerable populations\"\" refers to those groups whose vulnerability increases their potential to suffer health disparities--disparities generally brought about by racial and ethnic discrimination and poverty. Since Florence Nightingale, nurses have long demonstrated dedication and aptitude for identifying persons, groups, and environments in need of intervention and new approaches for assessing and reducing vulnerability. The 25th issue of ARNR extends that dedication with landmark research, tests of interventions, and theoretical reviews that bring us closer to the, Print version record, Includes bibliographical references and index, Development of nursing theory and science in vulnerable populations research / Adeline Nyamathi, Deborah Koniak-Griffin, and Barbara Ann Greengold -- Advancing nursing science in vulnerable populations : measurement issues / Ora Lea Strickland [and others] -- Lifestyle behavior interventions with Hispanic children and adults / Antonia M. Villarruel and Deborah Koniak-Griffin -- Nursing research and the prevention of infectious diseases among vulnerable populations / Nilda Peragallo and Rosa M. Gonzalez -- Promoting research partnerships to reduce health disparities among vulnerable populations : sharing expertise between majority institutions and historically black universities / M. Katherine Hutchinson [and others] -- Generating science by training future scholars in nursing research addressing the needs of vulnerable populations / Elizabeth L Dixon [and others] -- Genomics and proteomics methodologies for vulnerable populations research / Christine E. Kasper -- Psychoneuroimmunology and related mechanisms in understanding health disparities in vulnerable populations / Teresita L. Briones -- HIV symptoms, Carmen J. Portillo, William L. Holzemer, and Fan-Yu Chou -- Promoting culturally appropriate interventions among vulnerable populations / Joyce Newman Giger and Ruth Davidhizar --…