Press coverage of nurses: Research and Analysis

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Kalisch, P. A. & Kalisch, B. J. (1985). Gerontological nursing gets expert help on using the news. Journal of Gerontological Nursing, May, 11 (5), 31-35. full text in pdf

Kalisch, P. A., Kalisch, B. J. & Petrescu O. E. (1985). Newspapers and nursing. The print media image of perioperative nurses. Association of Operating Room Nurses Journal, Jul, 42 (1), 30-36, 38-41. full text in pdf

Kalisch, B. J., Kalisch, P. A. & Belcher B. (1985). Forecasting for nursing policy: a news-based image approach. Nursing Research. Jan-Feb, 34 (1), 44-49. abstract

Kalisch, B. J. & Kalisch, P. A. (1985). Nursing images: the TV news picture. Nursing Management. Apr, 16 (4), 39-48.

Kalisch, B. J. & Kalisch, P. A. (1985). Good news, bad news, or no news: improving radio and TV coverage of nursing issues. Nursing & Health Care, May, 6 (5), 255-260. full text in pdf

Kalisch, B. J. & Kalisch, P. A. (1984). An analysis of news coverage of maternal-child nurses. Maternal-Child Nursing Journal, Summer, 13 (2), 77-90. full text in pdf

Kalisch, P. A., Kalisch, B. J. (1984). Psychiatric nurses and the press: a troubled relationship. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care. Jan-Mar, 22 (1), 5-15. full text in pdf

Kalisch, P. A. & Kalisch, B. J. (1984). The press image of community health nurses. Public Health Nursing. Mar, 1 (1), 3-15. full text in pdf

Kalisch, B. J., Kalisch, P. A., McHugh M. (1983). School nursing in the news. The Journal of School Health, Nov, 53 (9), 548-553. abstract

Kalisch, B. J., Kalisch, P. A. & Young RL. (1983). Television news coverage of nurse strikes: a resource management perspective. Nursing Research, May-Jun, 32 (3), 175-180. abstract

Kalisch, B. J., Kalisch, P. A. & Livesay E. (1982). When nurses are accused of murder: the melodramatic effects of media coverage. NursingLife. Sep-Oct, 2 (5), 44-47. full text in pdf

Kalisch, B. J. & Kalisch, P. A. (1981). Communicating clinical nursing issues through the newspaper. Nursing Research, May-Jun, 30 (3), 132-138. abstract

Kalisch B. J. & Kalisch P. A. (1981). Communicating clinical nursing issues through the newspaper. Nursing Research. May-Jun; 30 (3), 132-138. abstract

Kalisch, B. J., Kalisch, P. A. & Clinton J. (1981). Minority nurses in the news. Nursing Outlook. Jan, 29 (1), 49-54. full text in pdf

Kalisch, P. A. & Kalisch, B. J. (1981). The image of psychiatric nurses in motion pictures. Perspectives in Psychiatric Care. May-Aug, 19 (3-4), 116-129. full text in pdf

Kalisch, P. A., Kalisch, B. J. & Livesay E. (1980). The "Angel of Death": the anatomy of 1980's major news story about nursing. Nursing Forum. 19 (3), 212-241. full text in pdf

Kalisch, B. J., Kalisch, P. A. & Clinton J. (1980). How the public sees nurse-midwives: 1978 news coverage of nurse-midwifery in the nation's press. Journal of Nurse-Midwifery. Jul-Aug, 25 (4), 31-39. full text in pdf

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