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Effects of selected warm-up procedures on performance in young female soccer athletes
 Ubiquitous learning laboratory for pediatric nursing: A cultural algorithm approach
 
A model for design of globalized instruction for healthcare interventions in developing countries
 The effects of Stress Management Training on collegiate football athletes' anxiety, self-esteem, self-efficacy, motivation, academic performance and coping skills
 
Trying to make it through: The experience of African American caregivers of youth with traumatic brain injury. A grounded theory study
 The effectiveness of tailoring falls prevention education for older adults
 
Practice in computer-based testing and performance on the National Certification Examination for Nurse Anesthetists
 The influence of transfer system factors and training elapsed time on transfer in a healthcare organization
 
Spirituality and self care: Expanding self-care deficit nursing theory
 An assessment of the readiness of King Fahad Medical City, Saudi Arabia, in adopting effective online staff development programs
 
Improving blood pressure control in ESRD through a supportive educative nursing intervention
 Computer simulation in mass emergency and disaster response: An evaluation of its effectiveness as a tool for demonstrating strategic competency in emergency department medical responders
 
The relationship between functional health literacy of African American veterans and nonveterans and their ability to read and comprehend medical information for a chronic illness
 Objective physical activity and sleep characteristic measurements using a triaxial accelerometer in eight year olds
 
Instructional designers' perceptions regarding preparation for practice in a health care environment
 The relationship between generalized anxiety disorder in women and hormonal imbalances, self-efficacy and lifestyle: Implications for licensed professional counselors and counselor educators