What does AJN stand for?

Mason, PhD, RN, FAAN Editor-in-Chief Emeritus, American Journal of Nursing 11:00 a.

1) Journals such as the American Journal of Nursing, the Visiting Nursing Quarterly, and the Canadian Nurse provided the profession with compelling accounts of nurses working in a variety of roles to prevent illness and promote the health of vulnerable populations such as: immigrants; the urban poor; infants and children; and isolated families living in rural and northern Canada.

Diana Mason, writing on an American Journal of Nursing blog, said she hadn't seen a nurse portrayed on television with such smarts, fierce dedication to her patients and human contradictions since Hot Lips Houlihan on "M-A-S-H.

Hours Worked A study reported in the American Journal of Nursing (Trinkoff, Geiger-Brown, Brady, Lipscomb, & Muntaner, 2006) states that extended work schedules--those that vary from the standard eight hours per day, 35 to 40 hours per week--are common in nursing and contribute to problems with nursing recruitment and retention in addition to compromising patient safety and the health and well-being of nurses.

Hours Worked A study reported in the American Journal of Nursing (Trinkoff, Geiger-Brown, Brady, Lipscomb, & Muntaner, 2006) states that extended work schedules--those that vary from the standard eight hours per day, 35 to 40 hours per week--are common in nursing and contribute to problems with nursing recruitment and retention in addition to compromising patient safety and the health and well-being of nurses.

Her last article was, "Historical Background of Entry into Practice," American Journal of Nursing, May 1980.

Carnegie spent 35 years on the editorial staff of the American Journal of Nursing, as well as the editor emeritus of Nursing Research.

Using the results of a national survey of more than 900 nurses conducted by the museum and American Journal of Nursing, artists Mark Dion and J.