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Record: 1
Title:
‘Necessary nursing care’.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne1
Source:
Nursing Inquiry; Dec2000, Vol. 7 Issue 4, p217-219, 3p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSING
*MEDICAL care
Abstract:
Examines the relationship of necessary nursing care with health care. Global connection between health care and medicallynecessary care; Exclusion of concept of necessary nursing care from health care systems and public imagination; Fulfillment of
requirements to receive high-quality medically-necessary care.
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ISSN:
13207881
Accession Number:
5519135
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Record: 2
Title:
A Case Study in How Hospital Restructuring Undermines Caregiving.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Revolution: The Journal for RNs & Patient Advocacy; Mar/Apr2003, Vol. 4 Issue 2, p22, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*HOSPITAL mergers
*NURSING
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Discusses the impact of hospital mergers on nursing work in the U.S. Example of a study on the merger of Beth Israel-Deaconess
Medical Center with Beth Israel Hospital; Strategy to address the onslaught of managed care; Unionization of the nursing workforce.
ISSN:
10590927
Accession Number:
9853145
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Record: 3
Title:
An End to Angles.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Nelson, Sioban
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; May2005, Vol. 105 Issue 5, p62-69, 8p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSING
*CARE of the sick
*NURSES
*MEDICAL personnel
*PROFESSIONS
*MEDICAL care
NAICS/Industry Codes813920 Professional Organizations
Abstract:
The article informs that most nurses agree that the profession needs a contemporary image to attract new recruits and reinforce the
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idea that nursing is a profession grounded in science, technology, and knowledge. Today's nurses are under increasing pressure to
concretely connect nursing practice and patient outcomes. It is thus difficult to understand why nursing and nurses appear to have
such a limited vocabulary when discussing and promoting their own work. Even more difficult to understand is why, when there is a
great deal of data documenting the critical importance of nursing in patient care, nursing groups and their political supporters make
so little use of it. INSET: A New Image for Nursing?.
ISSN:
0002936X
Accession Number:
16937300
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Record: 4
Title:
BIG Business and BIG TROUBLE.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Revolution: The Journal for RNs & Patient Advocacy; Jan/Feb2005, Vol. 6 Issue 1, p30-31, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*PHARMACEUTICAL industry
*COMPLIANCE
*MEDICAL care -- United States
*MANAGED care plans (Medical care)
*PUBLIC spending
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes921130 Public Finance Activities
325412 Pharmaceutical Preparation Manufacturing
Abstract:
The article presents information on how medicine complicity with big business can endanger one's health. This year has been a bad
one for the pharmaceutical industry. In recent months, newspaper stories exposed the dangers of drugs like Vioxx and Celebrex,
prompting calls for more government regulation of the industry. Reductions in managed care payments to physicians opened the
door to industry subsidies paid to doctors. Starting in medical school and medical training, doctors are treated pizza lunches and free
pens and then graduate on to lunches in expensive restaurants, fully paid junkets to posh resorts and a variety of other
inducements.
ISSN:
10590927
Accession Number:
16483940
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Record: 5
Title:
Caring means curing.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Utne Reader (87500256); Jan/Feb93, Issue 55, p77, 7p, 3 Color Photographs, 1 Black and White Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MEDICAL policy
NAICS/Industry Codes923120 Administration of Public Health Programs
Abstract:
Proposes the creation of a health care system that values care as much as cure. Anecdotes; Roles and responsibilities of nurses;
Issues of concern in nurse-physician work relationship; Empowerment of nurses. INSET: Florence Nightingale revisited, by Suzanne
Gordon..
ISSN:
87500256
Accession Number:
9305135367
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Record: 6
Title:
coast to coast media friendly.
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Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Management - UK; Mar2004, Vol. 10 Issue 10, p9-9, 1p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES
*MASS media
*EMPLOYEE recruitment
*EMPLOYEE retention
*ASSOCIATIONS, institutions, etc.
*PUBLIC relations
*HOSPITALS
NAICS/Industry Codes622110 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals
541820 Public Relations Agencies
Abstract:
Provides information on the approach in improving the image of nurses in the media. Impact of the portrayal of nurses in media on
the retention and recruitment of nurses; Details of organisations who are concerned about the media image of nurses; Role of
hospital public relations departments in changing the image of nurses; Discussion of the needed efforts of nursing management,
nursing organisations and unions in initiating recruitment campaigns.
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ISSN:
13545760
Accession Number:
12393790
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Record: 7
Title:
Collective thinking.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Management - UK; May2004, Vol. 11 Issue 2, p8-8, 1p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*LABOR unions
*NURSES
*MEDICAL personnel
*WORK environment
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes813930 Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations
Abstract:
Discusses the importance of nursing unions and associations. Criticism faced by nursing unionism in the U.S.; Reason of nurses for
opting for union membership; Status of employees in the U.S. in a non-union workplace.
Full Text Word Count:
805
ISSN:
13545760
Accession Number:
12958843
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Record: 8
Title:
CREW RESOURCE MANAGEMENT.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Inquiry; Sep2006, Vol. 13 Issue 3, p161-162, 2p
Document Type:
Editorial
Subject Terms:
*PERSONNEL management
*FLIGHT crews
*ACCIDENT prevention
*SAFETY
*OCCUPATIONAL training
*HUMAN capital
NAICS/Industry Codes624310 Vocational Rehabilitation Services
541612 Human Resources Consulting Services
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923130 Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs Programs)
Abstract:
The article reflects on crew resource management (CRM), which is a concept and a series of training programs that commercial have
used to dramatically reduce catastrophic accidents. The focus of CRM is on safety and error, and not in communication. Their main
goal is not getting people to work together, but to reduce the frequency and severity of errors, which this is achieved by training
crews to avoid traps and become a better use of human resources.
ISSN:
13207881
DOI:
10.1111/j.1440-1800.2006.00327.x
Accession Number:
21887295
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Record: 9
Title:
Cutting care.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Shindul-Rothschild, Judy
Source:
Mother Jones; Jan/Feb94, Vol. 19 Issue 1, p69, 3p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MEDICAL policy
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes923120 Administration of Public Health Programs
Abstract:
Discusses the impact of President Bill Clinton's health security plan on the quality and continuity of health care. Job cuts resulting
from managed competition; Limited hospital stay; Inability of managed care plans to save money. INSET: Don't cross the boss..
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448
ISSN:
03628841
Accession Number:
9403174086
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Record: 10
Title:
Doctors' Brains.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nation; 7/26/1999 - 8/4/1999, Vol. 269 Issue 4, p32-34, 3p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*CANCER -- Treatment
*TERMINALLY ill
*COLLEGE teachers
*HOSPITAL patients
*MEDICAL students
Reviews & Products:
WIT (Theatrical production)
Abstract:
The article focuses on Broadway hit "Wit." It is about a terminally ill English professor and her experience as a patient in a cancer
treatment program. "Wit," raises such important questions about care of the dying-and all hospital patients-that once a week the
cast remains after the show for a postperformance discussion of the play led by a guest moderator. Peter Halperin, a psychiatrist, is
one such moderator. Halperin explains that he has brought several medical students and colleagues-one of them an oncologist along
with him.
ISSN:
00278378
Accession Number:
2040736
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Record: 11
Title:
Edie Falco.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Progressive; Apr2010, Vol. 74 Issue 4, p35-38, 4p
Document Type:
Interview
Subject Terms:
*INTERVIEWS
*TELEVISION series
*NURSES -- United States
*ACTRESSES
*WOMEN television personalities -- United States
Reviews & Products:
NURSE Jackie (TV program)
People:
FALCO, Edie, 1963- -- Interviews
Abstract:
An interview with Hollywood actress Edie Falco is presented. When asked about how she became interested in doing the "Nurse
Jackie" television comedy/drama series, she states that it is the personality of Jackie as dedicated nurse who help people in need
that makes her inspired. Falco mentions that her conversation with Lisa Wing, an Emergency Room (ER) nurse, that made her
realize that nurses are smart not dumb.
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2292
ISSN:
00330736
Accession Number:
49114160
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Record: 12
Title:
Editorials.
Authors:
Jagger, Bianca
Hartung, William D.
Buery Jr., Richard R.
Lindorff, Dave
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nation; 12/7/1998, Vol. 267 Issue 19, p3-8, 6p
Document Type:
Editorial
Subject Terms:
*POLITICS & war
*INTERNATIONAL conflict
*WAR
*INTERNATIONAL relations
Geographic Terms:
IRAQ
UNITED States
Company/Entity:
UNITED Nations. Security Council
NAICS/Industry Codes928120 International Affairs
Abstract:
This article presents a commentary note of the current political issue regarding the U.S. strategy to tackle the conflict with Iraqi
administrator Saddam Hussein. Many people in Washington DC think that it is always good time to attack on Iraq. Bombing Iraq
would be a spectacular but dangerous gesture, a smokescreen to cover the lack of a logical policy. Sanctions and military action
against Iraq are both as morally dubious as they are practically ineffective. The U.S. administration is now open about what it wants-the overthrow of Saddam. But that's not what the Security Council sought when it initially authorized sanctions, and then military
action, against Iraq. The objective then was to persuade the Baghdad regime to quit Kuwait, Iraq.
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00278378
Accession Number:
14247036
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Record: 13
Title:
EXCERPTED FROM "Nursing Against the Odds"
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Revolution: The Journal for RNs & Patient Advocacy; Sep/Oct2005, Vol. 6 Issue 5, p29-31, 3p
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Excerpt
Subject Terms:
*NURSING
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NURSING Against the Odds: How Health Care Cost Cutting, Media Stereotypes & Medical Hubris Undermine Nurses & Patient Care
(Book)
Abstract:
Presents an excerpt on nursing from the book "Nursing Against the Odds: How Health Care Cost Cutting, Media Stereotypes and
Medical Hubris Undermine Nurses and Patient Care," by Suzanne Gordon.
ISSN:
10590927
Accession Number:
18706513
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Record: 14
Title:
Fighting scapegoat journalism.
Authors:
Buresh, Bernice
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Jul95, Vol. 95 Issue 7, p19, 3p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MEDICAL care
*JOURNALISM, Medical
Abstract:
Offers suggestions on what nurses or nursing organizations can do to correct or prevent misinformation about the quality of medical
care delivered by medical personnel. Two investigative reports that questioned nurses' qualifications; How an expert and a nursing
organization refuted the claims in the reports; Three steps to assure correct reporting.
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0002936X
Accession Number:
9508022252
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Record: 15
Title:
Finding the `I' in the `we'.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Buresh, Bernice
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Jan1996, Vol. 96 Issue 1, p21, 2p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- Attitudes
Abstract:
Reports on the attitudes of nurses toward their accomplishments. Efforts of nurses to downplay their role in patient care; Problems
on nurses in public communication; Causes of the attitudinal problems of nurses.
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0002936X
Accession Number:
9601191438
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Record: 16
Title:
Healing in a hurry: Hospitals in the managed-care age.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
McDall, Timothy
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Nation; 3/1/1999, Vol. 268 Issue 8, p11-15, 4p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*HOSPITALS
*HEART -- Surgery
*COST
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*PAYMENT systems
*EMPLOYEES
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes622110 General Medical and Surgical Hospitals
Abstract:
The article discusses the characteristics of reduced hospital stays. For traditional heart bypass surgery, hospital stays of two or more
weeks were common as recently as a few years ago. Now four days is considered the goal. Cutting hospital stays reduces
governmental and corporate costs. The "National Association for Home Care" reports that 1,200 agencies have closed since the
initiation of the interim payment system, and 77 percent of agencies have reduced staff, some by more than a fifth. The United
States is among those with the shortest hospital stays.
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00278378
Accession Number:
1553336
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Record: 17
Title:
Holding back the congressional budget axe.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Buresh, Bernice
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Oct95, Vol. 95 Issue 10, p24, 2p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MEDICARE
Company/Entity:
UNITED States. Dept. of Health & Human Services
NAICS/Industry Codes923130 Administration of Human Resource Programs (except Education, Public Health, and Veterans' Affairs
Programs)
923120 Administration of Public Health Programs
Abstract:
Presents tips on how medical personnel can help save Medicare and Medicaid from massive cuts in federal budget in the United
States. Budget cuts' effects on beneficiaries; Urging nursing and community organizations to become vocal participants in the
debate; Getting the subject aired on talk shows; Influencing talk shows in one's area to devote time to the future of Medicare and
Medicaid.
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0002936X
Accession Number:
9510260103
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Record: 18
Title:
HOW HOLLYWOOD PORTRAYS NURSES.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Johnson, Ruth
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Revolution: The Journal for RNs & Patient Advocacy; Mar/Apr2004, Vol. 5 Issue 2, p14-21, 8p, 8 Color Photographs
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES
*TELEVISION programs
*MOTION pictures
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Reviews & Products:
ER (TV program)
MEET the Parents (Film)
NUN'S Story, The (Film)
NAICS/Industry Codes512110 Motion Picture and Video Production
Abstract:
Features various films and television programs in the United States that portray nurses. "ER"; "Meet the Parents"; "The Nun's Story."
ISSN:
10590927
Accession Number:
13687078
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Record: 19
Title:
Humanized healthcare.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nation; 02/21/2000, Vol. 270 Issue 7, p16-16, 1/2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MEDICAL care
*USER charges
*COALITIONS
*COMMITTEES
*PHYSICIANS
*DEMONSTRATIONS (Collective behavior)
NAICS/Industry Codes621111 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)
Abstract:
In a survey of medical-school faculty and administrators published in the New England Journal of Medicine, 57 percent said they
favored a single-payer universal healthcare system over either fee-for-service or managed care. Indeed, more and more doctors are
now willing to work in coalitions where they learn from and fight for the needs of those whom they have traditionally considered
inferiors or adversaries. One of the most promising examples of this shift is the Ad Hoc Committee to Defend Health Care in
Massachusetts. The group-now 5,000 began in 1996 when several physicians decided to initiate a moral protest against corporate
healthcare.
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00278378
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2794705
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Title:
INSTITUTIONAL OBSTACLES TO RN UNIONIZATION: HOW “VOTE NO” THINKING IS DEEPLY EMBEDDED IN THE NURSING
PROFESSION.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne1 lsupport@aol.com
Source:
WorkingUSA; Jun2009, Vol. 12 Issue 2, p279-297, 19p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*LABOR organizing
*PRIVATE sector
*FREEDOM of employment
*NURSES
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Company/Entity:
UNITED States. National Labor Relations Board
NAICS/Industry Codes:
NAICS/Industry Codes 813930 Labor Unions and Similar Labor Organizations
Abstract:
The essay examines private sector unionization in the U.S., arguing that elections for representation frequently are unfairly
unbalanced against supporters of union representation. Given that hospital administrators typically harbor an antiunion bias, with few
exceptions, representation elections are permeated with employer propaganda to ensure their institutions remain nonunion. Passage
of the Employee Free Choice Act would significantly improve the capacity of nurses to organize unions of their choice through card
check rules, while reducing the hospital management “vote-no” campaigns that are highly unfavorable toward labor organizing.
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1Coeditor,
ISSN:
10897011
DOI:
10.1111/j.1743-4580.2009.00235.x
Accession Number:
40641849
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Title:
International Perspectives¶View and visions for nursing: health care leaders speak out.
Authors:
Stallknecht, Kirsten
Gordon, Suzanne
Reeve, Christopher
Smith, James P.
Mason, Diana J.
Thomas, Linda
Source:
International Nursing Review; Mar2000, Vol. 47 Issue 1, p3-7, 5p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSING
Reviews & Products:
INTERNATIONAL Nursing Review (Periodical)
Abstract:
Offers views and visions about nursing. Role of the 'International Nursing Review' journal; Problem with the invisibility of nursing;
Remarks from several health care leaders about nursing.
Full Text Word Count:
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ISSN:
00208132
DOI:
10.1046/j.1466-7657.2000.00008.x
Accession Number:
5465112
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Record: 22
Title:
Is There a Nurse in the House?
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nation; 2/13/1995, Vol. 260 Issue 6, p199-202, 3p, 1 Black and White Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSE & patient
*HOSPITAL care
*NURSING
*PHYSICIANS
*MEDICAL care costs
*HEALTH maintenance organizations
Company/Entity:
CALIFORNIA Nurses Association DUNS Number: 074634338
NAICS/Industry Codes621491 HMO Medical Centers
621111 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health Specialists)
Abstract:
The California Nurses Association launched a campaign called "Patient Watch." It is an attempt to reach out to patients and families
and elicit Congressional action to address what nurses and increasingly many physicians feel is a trend that is literally endangering
the lives of thousands of patients: Responding to market pressures, hospitals are "restructuring" or downsizing. By pitting hospitals
against one another in the bidding for managed-care contracts, the new lords of the health care market-insurers and heath
maintenance organizations are winning drastic discounts, often below the hospitals' actual costs. To make up their losses, hospitals
are cutting their nursing staffs, which represent about 28 percent of hospital labor costs.
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9502017543
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Title:
Keep the story alive.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
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American Journal of Nursing; May95, Vol. 95 Issue 5, p20, 3p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSING
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Reports on the nursing layoffs and replacement of nurses with unlicensed assistive personnel in the United States. Restructuring
trends in hospitals; Negative effects of the layoffs; Testimony at hearings and investigations.
ISSN:
0002936X
Accession Number:
9510291136
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Record: 24
Title:
Letter to a patient's doctor.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Annals of Internal Medicine; 08/15/98, Vol. 129 Issue 4, p333-334, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*BREAST -- Cancer
Abstract:
Presents a letter written by Richard J. Arthur, whose wife died of breast cancer to the physician who treated his wife. Treatment and
care which the patient received; Failure of radiation treatments; Personality changes in the patient.
ISSN:
00034819
Accession Number:
988848
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Record: 25
Title:
Nurse, interrupted.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
American Prospect; 02/14/2000, Vol. 11 Issue 7, p26, 5p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- United States
*HEALTH maintenance organizations
*MEDICAL care -- United States
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes621491 HMO Medical Centers
Abstract:
Reveals the erosion of nurses' working conditions of the United States. Tendency of managed care to force fewer nurses to attend to
more patients; Change in the nature of patient needs resulting from shortened length of hospital stay, a cost-cutting measure;
Effects on patients and their family members of the disorganization of nursing care; Efforts to change the situation.
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10497285
Accession Number:
2762264
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Record: 26
Title:
Nurses and public communication: protecting definitional claims.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne lsupport@comcast.net
Source:
Journal of Nursing Management; Jul2004, Vol. 12 Issue 4, p273-278, 6p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES
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*COMMUNICATION
*NURSING
*NURSE administrators
*IMAGE
Abstract:
gordon s. (2004) Journal of Nursing Management 12, 273–278 Nurses and public communication: protecting definitional claims This
article discusses why nursing work is so little understood by the public. It looks into how nurses contribute to their poor public image
and how nurse managers may exacerbate the problems. It also considers what nurses can do to help solve these problems.
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ISSN:
09660429
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2834.2004.00486.x
Accession Number:
13515123
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Title:
Nursing in the right words.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Buresh, Bernice
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Mar1995, Vol. 95 Issue 3, p20, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSING -- Practice
Abstract:
Presents techniques on how nurses can effectively communicate with the public about the importance of their work. Avoid the use of
jargons; Style in presenting the nursing practice; Use of facts and statistics; Reflection of clinical judgement; Importance of affect in
establishing communication with patients.
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0002936X
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9504032219
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Record: 28
Title:
playing the numbers game.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Management - UK; Oct2003, Vol. 10 Issue 6, p9-9, 1p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSE & patient
*NURSE administrators
*NURSES -- Supply & demand
*NURSING services
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Describes how implementing staff ratios in the U.S. is in everyone's interests even nurse managers. Statistics on the shortage of
bedside nurses; Lobbying efforts of the California Nurses Association; Complaints of nurse managers.
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777
ISSN:
13545760
Accession Number:
11005214
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Title:
Preserving the moral high ground.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Fagin, Claire M.
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Mar1996, Vol. 96 Issue 3, p31, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- United States
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Focuses on the views of America's in 1991 on the role nurses should play in health care. Public poll conducted by Peter Hart
Associates; Jeopardy of nurses image in 1996; Publication of articles on nurses and managed care in the 1995 December issue of the
Los Angeles Times; Layoffs of nurses in America; Problems nurses are going through.
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0002936X
Accession Number:
9604032225
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Record: 30
Title:
PROFITS AND PREJUDICE.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Dollars & Sense; Sep/Oct2000, Issue 231, p26, 5p, 2 Black and White Photographs
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES
*MEDICAL personnel
NURSING
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Addresses issues related to nursing profession in the United States. Problems facing nurses; Regulation of health care; Implications of
the nursing shortage.
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2875
ISSN:
00125245
Accession Number:
3525567
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Record: 31
Title:
Promote, don't protect.
Authors:
Buresh, Bernice
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Aug96, Vol. 96 Issue 8, p20, 3p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES
*PRESS
NAICS/Industry Codes519110 News Syndicates
Abstract:
Offers advice for nurses on how to deal with the press. Nurses' reluctance to talk to journalists; Journalists' ignorance of the
importance of nursing; Tips on improving media relations.
ISSN:
0002936X
Accession Number:
9702114557
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Title:
Saving the practice — top 10 unfinished issues to inform the nursing debate in the new millennium.
Authors:
Nelson, Sioban
Gordon, Suzanne
McGillian, Michael
Source:
Nursing Inquiry; Jun2002, Vol. 9 Issue 2, p63-64, 2p
Document Type:
Editorial
Subject Terms:
*NURSING
*NURSES
Abstract:
Editorial. Discusses issues concerning the nursing discipline. Nurses' leadership; Relationship between the academy and practice;
Professionalization of nursing.
ISSN:
13207881
DOI:
10.1046/j.1440-1800.2002.00139.x
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7489790
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Title:
Sounding the alarm.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Buresh, Bernice
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Jun96, Vol. 96 Issue 6, p21, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- United States
*PATIENTS
*CARING
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Discusses the need for nurses to continue broadcasting the dangers of shrinking nurses-to-patient ratios in the United States. Focus
on how changes in hospital staffing affect patient care on a daily basis; Highlighting of what nurses do for patients; Dangers of
assigning many patient responsibilities to untrained assistants; Importance of clinical knowledge and judgment.
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0002936X
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9606233658
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Title:
Subtle self-sabotage.
Authors:
Buresh, Bernice
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Apr96, Vol. 96 Issue 4, p22, 3p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- Attitudes
Abstract:
Presents a number of scenarios whereby nurses convey the wrong message that impacts on their organizational status and
diminishes the prestige of the nursing profession. How nurses can present themselves as experts and equals in health care.
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0002936X
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9606240229
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Title:
Taking on the TV shows.
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Buresh, Bernice
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Nov95, Vol. 95 Issue 11, p18, 3p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*TELEVISION programs
Reviews & Products:
ER (TV program)
Abstract:
Reports that the television program `ER' has succeeded by creating an illusion of authenticity. Influence of the Emergency Nurses
Association on the program; Introduction of physicians in to the plots; Comparison with `Chicago Hope'.
ISSN:
0002936X
Accession Number:
9512021115
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Title:
Tell the world what you do.
Authors:
Buresh, Bernice
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Jan1995, Vol. 95 Issue 1, p18, 2p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSING -- Social aspects
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Discusses the public's lack of information on the job of nurses with emphasis on ways for nurses to promote their work. Cites
consequences of public ignorance about nursing; Discussing the importance of the nurse's role in preventive and primary health care
and its impact on the community to other people; Accepting a role an educator of the public.
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0002936X
Accession Number:
9502090951
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Title:
THE ‘CORE OF NURSING’: KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL.
Authors:
Nelson, Sioban 1
Gordon, Suzanne2
Source:
Nursing Inquiry; Mar2009, Vol. 16 Issue 1, p1-2, 2p
Document Type:
Editorial
Subject Terms:
*EDITORIALS
*NURSES
*CARE of the sick
*NURSING
*CARE of people
*ABILITY
NAICS/Industry Codes519110 News Syndicates
Abstract:
The authors reflect on the failure of nurses to perform their core constituency due to their lack of interest in the care of the sick.
The authors argue that caring for the sick has prevented nurses from being seen as educated and knowledgeable. The authors
suggest that nurses should stimulate their critical rethinking of nursing to ensure a strong practice-based profession.
Author Affiliations:
1University
2School
of Toronto, Ontario, Canada
of Nursing, University of Maryland, Baltimore, Maryland, USA
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13207881
DOI:
10.1111/j.1440-1800.2009.00440.x
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36449427
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Title:
The managed care scam.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Shindul-Rothschild, Judith
Source:
Utne Reader (87500256); Sep/Oct94, Issue 65, p90, 8p, 1 Color Photograph, 2 Cartoon or Caricatures
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MANAGED care plans (Medical care)
ECONOMIC aspects
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Focuses on the managed health care program in the United States and the problems faced by patients. Cost cutting tenets of
managed health care; Health maintenance organizations (HMO) and their profitability mechanisms; Denial of free choice for patients;
Erection of barriers to access to health care; Bureaucratic micromanagement of care.
ISSN:
87500256
Accession Number:
9410054096
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Record: 39
Title:
The Managed Care Scam.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Shindul-Rothschild, Judith1
Source:
Nation; 5/16/1994, Vol. 258 Issue 19, p657-662, 4p, 1 Cartoon or Caricature
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MANAGED care plans (Medical care)
*HEALTH insurance -- United States
*PUBLIC health
*HEALTH insurance reimbursement
*MEDICAL care costs
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes525120 Health and Welfare Funds
Abstract:
The article focuses on managed health care in the U.S. Americans traditionally equate access to health insurance with access to
health care providers and reimbursement for their treatments and services. Managed care does not guarantee access to health care.
The main goal of the managed care is to maintain the profitability of some of the most lucrative corporations in the U.S. to achieve
this goal these corporation apply various mechanisms. One of the mechanism is the denial of free choice of doctor and hospital and
the substitution of a select group of providers who are generally chosen by the criteria of cost and their willingness to follow a
managed care plan's guidelines on which services are appropriate and when.
Author Affiliations:
1Assistant
ISSN:
00278378
Accession Number:
9405267689
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Professor, Boston college School of Nursing.
Record: 40
Title:
Thinking like a nurse: you have to be a nurse to do it.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne1
Source:
Nursing Inquiry; Mar2002, Vol. 9 Issue 1, p57-61, 5p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- Attitudes
People:
GORDON, Suzanne
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Comments of the author, Suzanne Gordon on the nursing profession. Experience of Gordon on caring for a friend; Concern of the
nurses on patients health; Identification of moral and political dilemmas of nurses.
Author Affiliations:
1c1
ISSN:
13207881
DOI:
10.1046/j.1440-1800.2002.00131.x
Accession Number:
6435945
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Record: 41
Title:
Travelling light.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Management - UK; Jul2004, Vol. 11 Issue 4, p10-10, 1p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*TRAVEL
*NURSES
*NURSING services
*NURSING
*MEDICAL personnel
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
Discusses the advantages and disadvantages of travel nursing in the U.S. Information on the contract of travel nurse companies with
hospitals; Advantages of travel nurses; Reason for the increase in travel nurses.
Full Text Word Count:
919
ISSN:
13545760
Accession Number:
13647848
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Record: 42
Title:
What Nurses Stand For.
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Atlantic Monthly (10727825); Feb97, Vol. 279 Issue 2, p80-88, 7p, 4 Color Photographs
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES -- United States
*EMPLOYEES -- Dismissal of
*MEDICAL care
*NURSES -- Salaries, etc.
*STEREOTYPES (Social psychology) in mass media
*NURSING -- Social aspects
*MEDICAL care -- Evaluation
*MEDICAL care -- Finance
UNITED States -- Social conditions -- 1980-
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
Abstract:
The article focuses the laying off of nurses in health-care facilities and their unrecognized roles in United States society. The impact
of the diminishing number of nurses to quality patient care is examined. Details are given for the salaries of nurses per year, media
stereotypes, and the public's perception of the care given by nurses.
ISSN:
10727825
Accession Number:
9709125870
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Record: 43
Title:
What's Happened to Health Care?
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Management; Nov96, Vol. 27 Issue 11, p39-41, 3p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*MEDICAL care
Abstract:
Addresses consumers' perceptions, perspective and experience of health care in a restructured world based on the author's personal
experiences as a nurse advocate. Hospitalization of the author's mother due to incarcerated hernia in a previous ectopic surgery site;
Premature discharge from the hospital to limit cost; Instability of the patient's condition; Lessons from the experience.
ISSN:
07446314
Accession Number:
9709100533
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Record: 44
Title:
What's in a name?
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Grady, Elizabeth M.
Source:
American Journal of Nursing; Aug95, Vol. 95 Issue 8, p31, 3p, 1 Color Photograph
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*NURSES
Abstract:
Argues that nurses should reclaim their surnames, their titles and identities as health care professionals. Importance of last names;
Physicians' position on the issue of naming practices; Ways for nurses to change the old patterns of naming behavior.
ISSN:
0002936X
Accession Number:
9508281792
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Record: 45
Title:
whistling in the wind?
Authors:
Gordon, Suzanne
Source:
Nursing Management - UK; Dec2003, Vol. 10 Issue 8, p9-9, 1p
Document Type:
Article
Subject Terms:
*WHISTLEBLOWING
*LEGISLATION
*INFORMERS
*NURSING -- Law & legislation
*MEDICAL policy
*COMMUNITY health aides
Geographic Terms:
UNITED States
NAICS/Industry Codes923120 Administration of Public Health Programs
Abstract:
Argues that whistle-blower laws are essential to protect healthcare workers and enhance patient care in the United States.
Information on the case of Mr. Adams, a health worker; Whistle-blower bill introduced by the Massachusetts Nurses Association that
was signed into law in 1999; Percentage of states in the U.S. which have adopted some form of whistle-blower legislation; Issue on
health policy standards.
Full Text Word Count:
645
ISSN:
13545760
Accession Number:
11579212
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