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John Michael Sadler says he was choked and punched while handcuffed and being processed by Patrolman Jay Hart back in August.
Sadler was arrested on a drunk driving charge.
Sadler filed his lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Charleston, alleging excessive force was used against him, violating his rights.
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The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.
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Parkersburg's mayor says discipline in the police department has improved under his current police chief.
The mayor says there have been fewer such incidents under Police Chief Joe Martin, than there were before Martin became chief in late 2009.
"Keep in mind, in the 18 months before he took over, there were 18 claims we paid out," Mayor Bob Newell said Thursday afternoon. "He had his work cut out for him when he came in. And this being his second in four years, he's done a very good job. With 45,000 calls in a year, we're going to have our issues from time to time. The perception should be that things are getting taken care of."
Words were exchanged then the video captures what happened next.
Being physical can be part of the job but the prosecutors office has the state police investigating if a Parkersburg Police Officer went too far.
There are lots of opinions about the video.
The suspect remains in jail and the officer on desk duty.
The attorney representing Patrolman Jay Hart and the City of Parkersburg declined to comment on the allegations for the time being.
But Parkersburg Police Chief Joe Martin told us Wednesday night that suspect John Michael Sadler, who was picked up August 13 for drunk driving, was uncooperative with police.
He adds the public needs to understand the problems police officers face in similar situations.
"I know what they go through, and how much restraint is necessary to do the job," says Chief Martin. "The fear of lawsuits is always going to be part of the job. Not that I agree with that, but we understand and accept that level of risk."
Chief Martin says he's less concerned about cases like the Sadler incident than he was when he became police chief nearly four years ago, when there were a number of cases where officers were accused of using excessive force.
This is the second time John Michael Sadler and police officer Jay Hart have met. The first time was in 2008, in a confrontation where Sadler threatened to kill both himself and police officers, before Hart shot and wounded Sadler.
Sadler was required not to have further contact with officer Hart after the incident. That may have been what Sadler was referring to in a video of the incident. It appears to show officer Hart grabbing Sadler by the neck, taking him to the floor, before being placed on a bench, whereupon officer Hart appears to grab him by the neck a second time.
Paul Morrison is Sadler's attorney.
"He was handcuffed and defenseless, and he made no movement toward the police at all," says Morrison, of the Windom Law Offices in Harrisville. "He did not try to kick or head butt them; at least that's not apparent on the video."
Parkersburg Police Chief Joe Martin's response: "It appears Mr. Sadler was not cooperative, or complying with the officers' commands in the process."
City police are conducting an internal investigation. West Virginia state police also have been asked to investigate the incident.
"And that's why I say, in the public's eye, it truly looks worse than it is," Chief Martin says. "Even though he's handcuffed, the officers are required to use some type of force. But that's what the investigation, I hope, is going to reveal."
So far, officer Hart, who has been reassigned to desk duty, is the only officer implicated in the investigation.
"Not only do Mr. Hart's actions bother me," Morrison says, "but the other officers stood around and did nothing while this occurred."
Morrison plans to file a civil rights action in U.S. District Court.
The mayor's office says Hart has no previous complaints involving abuse.
Hart has a lawyer, but we're told no statement will be made for now.
Sadler's lawyer says the Wood County Prosecutor's office asked for the state police to investigate.
Those findings will go before a grand jury.
Parkersburg Police confirm to WTAP News an officer is on administrative duty following an allegation of abuse against a suspect.
Chief Joe Martin confirmed the investigation but did not name the officer involved.
The suspect's lawyer, Paul Morrison, tells WTAP News the incident was captured on video.
Chief Martin confirms there is a video but what's not determined is what happened leading up to what's shown on camera.


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An ambitious Texas teen was determined to help his high school throw its first-ever prom. When he tragically died in February, it seemed like plans would be stalled. But the restaurant where he waited tables at not only stepped up—it helped raise enough money from 50 locations for a touching tribute.
Former Chili's server Todd Phelan, 19, who died on February 10th after falling from a bridge in Round Rock, Texas, was already trying to raise money for his prom before the accident. After his death, more than 50 Chili's across Texas hosted a February 25th fundraiser in his honor.
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Nick Kenney and his Thornton Academy teammates long looked forward to one moment, when they would be raising the Gold Ball as the Class A state champions. That moment came Saturday with a 37-23 win over Lawrence.
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PORTLAND - Thornton Academy scored 14 points in a span of 1:08 midway through the third quarter Saturday and went on to beat Lawrence 37-23 and capture the Class A football state championship at Fitzpatrick Stadium.
The back-and-forth game was up for grabs until the Golden Trojans' spurt.
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Turnovers played a key role in Thornton's first state title since 1988, when it also beat Lawrence. The Golden Trojans recovered three fumbles, blocked a punt that resulted in a safety and intercepted a pass in the red zone.
Thornton (11-1) reached the state final by ending Cheverus' two-year reign with a 20-13 victory in the Western Class A final. Cheverus had a three-season, 34-game winning streak snapped.
Asked the difference in the game, Carey said: "Turnovers. They capitalized on them and we didn't. At halftime we wanted to play solid football in the second half because we knew Thornton could explode at any moment."
Trailing by 13, the Bulldogs (11-1) capitalized on a turnover and scored early in the fourth quarter to cut it to 30-23, after Anthony Sementelli intercepted a Christensen pass at the Lawrence 36.
Jake Doolan ran for a first down, and on the next play, Josh Doolan broke loose on a 54-yard scoring run. As it did last week against Cheverus, Thornton blocked the PAT kick.
The Bulldogs then sacked Christensen on second and third downs to force a punt.
Carey swept right end for 19 yards on first down but got hit hard.
On fourth-and-11 from the Thornton 35, Carey threw low for an incomplete pass.
"I got pressure up the middle and just made a poor throw," he said.
Carey went to the air 16 times, completing seven for 121 yards.
After stopping the Bulldogs, Thornton drove 65 yards to score in seven plays, including Dylan Morton's sweep for 48 yards to the 13. Libby scored on fourth down.
Jake Doolan returned the opening kickoff 89 yards through a huge hole to give Lawrence a 6-0 lead.
"The kick was outside the hashmarks, which hurts our coverage, said Thornton Coach Kevin Kezal. "The kid made a great play."
Thornton responded with a 65-yard, 11-play drive, capped when Nick Kenney scored from the 7. The point-after kick was wide, and Lawrence led, 7-6.
The Bulldogs went ahead 14-6 early in the second quarter by taking advantage of a 22-yard Thornton punt.
Taking over at the Trojans' 33, the Bulldogs scored on second down when Carey passed in the flat to Aaron Lafrance, who turned it into a 30-yard touchdown.
The Golden Trojans needed only four plays to tie it. On second-and-1 from the Lawrence 47, Christensen hit Tarbox, who got loose behind the secondary. Tarbox shook off a tackle from Carey to score. Christensen rushed for the 2-point conversion to make it 14-14.
Alex Rizeakos of Thornton then recovered a fumble on the Lawrence 11, but the Trojans couldn't convert on fourth down from the 4.
The Bulldogs couldn't move and lined up to punt from their end zone, but defensive tackle Quinlan O'Brien broke through to block the punt, with the ball going out of the end zone for a safety and a 16-14 Thornton lead.
It was short-lived.
The Bulldogs drove to the Thornton 18 for Chad Martin's 36-yard field goal with 2.8 seconds remaining in the half to give Lawrence a 17-16 lead.
"There were several lead changes," said Libby. "You have to embrace the changes, keep your head high and come back and win it."
Kenney carried 12 times for 66 yards.
"The trap play was working," said Kenney. "We gashed them with it."
Josh Doolan finished with 83 yards on 11 carries.
"We told the players it was going to be a 48-minute game," said Kezal. "My hat's off to Lawrence. They played a heck of a game.
"I thought we did a good job against the run with a couple of exceptions. This feels great. The players and coaching staff put in a lot of energy."
Staff Writer Tom Chard can be contacted at 791-6419 or at:
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Thornton Academy quarterback Eric Christensen eludes a dive by Xavier Lewis of Lawrence and heads into the end zone to score on a 30-yard run Saturday – part of the spurt that produced a 37-23 victory in the Class A final at Fitzpatrick Stadium.
Spencer Carey of Lawrence can't find a receiver while heading down, tackled by Michael Granger of Thornton Academy. Carey completed 7 of 16 passes for 121 yards.
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The mother of Gamecocks safety Pierre Warren said her son's team was blowing away McNeese State, pretty much booking their trip to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division I Football Championship tournament in the process.
"We knew it was going to be a good year," Warren said. "We didn't know it would be this good."
JSU football fans aren't used to making travel plans based around their team this late in the year. This season marked the first time the team had won a playoff game — against Samford Nov. 30 — in Division I, and with the win over McNeese, the team is off to face Eastern Washington University in Cheney, Wash., on Saturday.
The university has been directing fans who want to go to the game to book flights through Southwest Airlines. As of Tuesday, flights departing Atlanta on Friday and arriving in Spokane, Wash., then returning to Atlanta on Sunday were $432. Hotel prices in Cheney and Spokane ranged from about $50 to $150 a night. Tickets for the game are $20.
It isn't just fans doing a last-minute scramble for tickets and travel. Greg Seitz, the senior associate athletic director for JSU, said as late as Monday afternoon the school was still trying to secure a charter flight for the band and cheerleaders.
"The logistics of doing this all in less than six days is crazy," Seitz said.
The flight, which will depart Birmingham on Friday at 10 a.m., also has 40 additional seats for fans for $500 each. The university also is providing a discounted price for the Hilton Hotel in Spokane for $79 on Friday night.
And for the football fans who can't fly across country, the university will host a viewing party during the game Saturday at the Stadium Club in JSU's Stadium Tower. Tickets for the party are $5 for adults, free for students and children under 18.
Should the Gamecocks keep up their playoff run with a win Saturday, the team will be on the road the following weekend in either Towson, Md., or in Charleston, Ill., for the semifinal round. The championship game will be in Frisco, Texas.
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Nobody went 4-0 vs. the spread. Several posters went 3-1...nice job.
I was 2-2 so that's 6-2 for the playoffs. My system is so simple I can do it ahead of time. I'll have San Francisco against Atlanta and no play on Baltimore/New England. If San Francisco wins I'll have them against either AFC team. Otherwise I have no play in the Super Bowl.
A New England/Atlanta matchup would be virtually unwatchable for me anyway.
Regarding historical trends, they are invaluable. Team trends are the ones that can get you in trouble. They don't necessarily line up year to year. But when a logical trend can attach to any team it tends to maintain percentage.
With the Ray Lewis story, I have a feeling the Ravens are a team of destiny... With this being a rematch of last year's AFC Championship Game, and the way that whole thing went down with the Lee Evans drop, I definitely see the Ravens getting their revenge next sunday...
My SuperBowl pick is Ravens vs. 49ers. The Harbaugh Bowl.
Bluebird in Hell
Just published my first game for iOS if anyone is interested...
It's a free time waster.
When Death Smiles Upon You the Infantryman smiles back
WVdolphan "Ireland gets it.
And those who also get it, know that Ireland gets it. Those who are clueless are still concerned about cornfed and the running game"
WVDOLPHAN "The last thing this team should be worried about is the OC(offensive corn). When you add it all up, its really a pretty solid OC"
I still remember around September people here were saying the Texans are contenders this year and I was like what the hell? Based on what? Today's game pretty much reflects my thoughts from a few months ago. There's nothing on the Texans 4 months ago or now that ever screamed contender. Hell, they are likely not going to get another division title for another decade and a half now.


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Events Calendar
06/06/2014 - 06/07/2014
All Day Event
Ragnar Trail Relay
Base Village Snowmass, Snowmass Village Colorado
Rates starting at $69.00/night at the Snowmass Mountain Chalet - Click to Book
The Ragnar Trail Relay is an unbelievable race on the best single track trails Snowmass has to offer. Each lap begins and ends at Ragnar Village™ which will be located in Base Village, Snowmass. Teams run relay style through all three loops in this scenic location.
Teams are 4 or 8 members and will cover a total of 120 miles. On average, the race consumes some 22 hours, and teams will begin in staggered start times between 10 am and 7 pm on Friday. Your team runs through the night under a moon-lit sky and most teams will finish on Saturday between 9 am and 4 pm. When you're not running, the party never stops in Ragnar Village ™!
Snowmass Hospitality provides a wide variety of lodging within close proximity to the race, so come stay with us and cheer on your favorite team.
06/11/2014 - 08/27/2014
5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Snowmass Rodeo
Snowmass Rodeo, Snowmass Village CO
Come stay with Snowmass Hospitality and enjoy the weekly rodeo that has become a tradition in Snowmass Village. Rodeo highlights include the Grand Entry, Bareback Riding, Team Roping, Saddle Bronc Riding, Dally Ribbon Roping, Barrel Racing and Bull Riding!
From Aspen:
Follow Highway 82 west out of town to the Brush Creek turnoff to Snowmass Village. Turn left on Brush Creek and follow for about 4 miles, past the roundabout. Then turn right into the Snowmass Village Rodeo Grounds parking lot.
From Downvalley:
Follow Highway 82 towards Aspen to the Brush Creek turnoff to Snowmass Village. Turn right on Brush Creek and follow for about 4 miles past the roundabout. Then turn right into the Snowmass Village Rodeo Grounds parking lot.
06/13/2014 - 06/15/2014
All Day Event
Snowmass Mammoth Festival
Snowmass Village, Colorado, Snowmass Village Colorado
Special Lodging Rates for Mammoth Fest! Book Online Here!
Snowmass Mammoth Fest is back, and is featuring an incredible lineup of events, shows and experiences.
Free Friday!
Friday, June 13th is our "Chili Showcase Day", begins the weekend with a chili competition, live music and a parade for the first time. The chili cook-off is a not to be missed event with chili and salsa tastings and a cash bar 5:00pm to 9:00pm. Chili will be be featured beginning at 5:00pm – arrive early before they run out! The parade will begin between 7:00pm and 7:30pm, so make sure not to miss it!
Schedule of Grand Tastings
BEER: The Grand Tasting on Saturday, June 14th from 2:00pm to 5:00pm in the festival grounds features 25+ breweries with over 50 different beers. Come sample different brews from your favorite breweries while listening to great music in the park.
CHILI: Chili cooks from all over will feature their best on the Snowmass Mall in Snowmass Village, Colorado for two days of competition, Friday, June 13th and Saturday June 14th. Prize money will go to only the very best as well as invited to the International Chili Society (ICS) World Championships held each fall.
Late Night
After the festival ends, we continue the music at at Base Camp Bar & Grill with 2 floors of music. Base Camp is located in the heart of Snowmass Village. Venue doors open at 10:00pm, shows start approximately 11:00pm.
The Skittles mini-gondola will be running until 2:00am for transportation between Base Village and the Village mall.
Leftover Salmon, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Xavier Rudd, Les Claypool's Duo De Twang, Bonerama, The Motet, Houndmouth, Royal Southern Brotherhood, Nathaniel Rateliff, The London Souls, Wheeler Brothers, Miner, Berkel Beats, Echo Dafunk
06/19/2014 - 08/14/2014
6:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Snowmass Thursday Night Concert Series
Snowmass Mall, Snowmass Village Colorado
Come and stay with Snowmass Hospitality for a long weekend, and kick it off right with the Snowmass Summer Concert Series, produced by Jazz Aspen Snowmass. Here's the lineup for 2014:
Come to Snowmass in the summer and enjoy Rock, R&B, Soul and Latin performers. Bring your blanket, lawn chairs, pack a picnic and get ready for a night you won't forget! Alcohol is available for purchase on site. Kids will love the House of Bounce, Betty Hoops, face painting and more!
June 19 Simplified
June 26 Grand Funk Railroad
July 3 Wanderlust Spectacular – Jurrasic 5
July 10 Big Sam's Funky Nation
July 17 Hot Buttered Rum
July 24 Nicki Bluhm & The Gramblers
July 31 California Honeydrops
Aug 7 Nathan & The Zydeco Cha Chas
Aug 14 TBD
06/20/2014 - 06/22/2014
All Day Event
Big Mountain Enduro MTB
Base Village Snowmass, Snowmass Village Colorado
The Big Mountain Enduro Series Presented by Yeti Cycles, is a multi-stage, multi-day annual Enduro series throughout the most picturesque vacation destinations in the Rocky Mountain region with the first race here in Snowmass Village. This incredible race offers some of the biggest and most challenging terrain in and around Snowmass and the White River National Forrest. With many of the top-ranked trails in the country, this race features epic back-country enduros on big terrain, as well as combining lift-accessed stages. Courses will feature timed downhill (special) stages linked together by non-timed climbing (liaison) stages. This rapidly growing discipline combines the physical endurance of cross-country riding with the technical difficulty and excitement of downhill racing.
06/26/2014 - 06/28/2014
All Day Event
Harley Owners Group Colorado Rally
Snowmass Mall, Snowmass Village Colorado
Special Lodging Package – Book Here
The Harley Owners Group Colorado Rally, affectionately known as the HOG rally, is the annual event for Harley riders in Colorado. This year the rally will once again be based in Snowmass Village, Colorado, with incredible riding, scenery and a special event on Thursday, June 26th!
Stay with Snowmass Hospitality! Our lodging features covered parking to keep your motorcycle covered and safe.
Grand Funk Railroad will be featured from 6:30 to 8:30 at the Snowmass Village Mall, and shouldn't be missed. Come enjoy 45 years of Grand Funk Railroad. The rest of the schedule is as follows:
07/03/2014 - 07/06/2014
All Day Event
Base Village Snowmass, Snowmass Village Colorado
Lodging rates starting at $119.00/night - click here to reserve your stay
The Wanderlust Festival in Snowmass Village this summer is an unforgettable 4-day event at Base Village. Combine your yoga practice with outstanding musical performances, lectures, locally sourced dinners, wine tastings and more.
Dates for 2014 are July 3 through July 6.
07/17/2014 - 07/19/2014
All Day Event
Deaf Camp Picnic
Base Village Snowmass, Snowmass Village Colorado
Rates starting at $115.00/night at the Snowmass Mountain Chalet – Click here to reserve lodging
July 17, 18 and 19 2014 brings the return of the legendary Deaf Camp Picnic.
Deaf Camp Picnic was established in the 60's with the help of John Denver, Jimmy Buffet, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, and the likes to support the great things Aspen Camp does for deaf and hard of hearing kids. We brought this legendary event back in 2014 and included a John Denver Tribute, which will happen again 2015.
Guests come from around the nation for some fun under the sun on the slopes of Snowmass. Great music, delicious food, and friendly company add up to an amazing weekend one will never forget. The best part of the event? Feeling right at home with the friendly folks you will meet and dance with. And all for a great cause.
Proceeds from this event goes to Aspen Camp, a non-profit whose focus is on improving the lives of the Deaf and hard of hearing community through education, experiences, and networking.
07/31/2014 - 08/03/2014
All Day Event
Jeep Jamboree - Roof of the Rockies
Base Village Snowmass, Snowmass Village Colorado
Special Lodging Rates staring at $99 per night! Click here to Reserve!
Headquartered in Snowmass Village, the Roof of the Rockies Jeep Jamboree is surrounded by the Gunnison & White River National Forest and is conveniently located adjacent to the nearby town of Aspen. The Town of Snowmass Village provides warm hospitality to all Jeep Jamboree guests and is home to the annual Rodeo. 2014 will celebrate the 41st anniversary of the Rodeo and is sure to add to your adventure!
Special arrangements and discount pricings have been made for JJUSA participants. Come a day early and attend the state's oldest rodeo! Also, plan on attending the FREE Summer Concert Series on Thursday evening after registration.
Snowmass Hospitality has more covered parking than any lodging partner in Snowmass. Stay with us, and keep your jeep safe and secure!
Tow hooks required. CB Radios Mandatory.
08/02/2014 - 08/03/2014
All Day Event
|Power of Four Mountain Bike and Power of Four 50k Trail Race
Power of Four Mountain Bike and Power of Four 50k Trail Race
Mountain Bikers will be able to bike on the mountains on the ski areas of Aspen, Snowmass, Buttermilk, Aspen Highlands and Aspen Mountain. The race will consist of solo racers as well as relay teams.
Trail runners are able to run a 50k that will cover all four mountain areas beginning at the base of Aspen Mountain, peak at the Sundeck and follow single- /double-track trails through Aspen Highlands, Buttermilk and Snowmass and then finish in Snowmass Base Village.
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Nursing: A Guide to Doing Research in the HSU Library
Before beginning your research project, it is recommended that you think about how comprehensive your research must be, how current your sources of information need to be, and your intended audience's level of expertise. Then define your research topic as specifically as possible and don't be afraid to refine your topic as you learn more about it. Suggested guidelines for doing library research follow and may be adapted to fit your needs.
Table of Contents
- How do I find background information on my topic?
- How do I find books on my topic?
- How do I find articles on my topic?
- Another way to research -- via citations!
- Keeping Current
- Does the Library have the item I need?
- If the Library doesn't have the item, where can I get it?
- What about resources on the Internet/Web?
- Critically evaluate the information you find
How do I find background information on my topic?
Reference Materials -- can provide you with background information, major theories or researchers, and definitions of key terms. Print and selected electronic reference materials are listed in the HSU Library Catalog and may be located by adding terms such as encyclopedia?, director?, dictionar?, etc. to your search. You can also search for electronic and print reference materials by choosing Reference Collection (including Eref) from the pull-down "Limit To:"menu.
Examples of reference materials relevant to nursing appear below. Print books shelved in the reference collection have ref before the call number. Those books without ref in the call number are in the main book stacks on the third floor.
- Dictionary
of Nursing, 2nd ed. London : A. & C. Black, c2007.
- Encyclopedia of Elder Care: the comprehensive resource on geriatric and social care, 2nd ed. New York, NY : Springer Pub., c2008.
- Encyclopedia of public health. Lester Breslow, editor. New York, N.Y. : Macmillan Reference USA, c2002. Also available in print (ref RA423 .E53 2002)
- English & Spanish Medical Words & Phrases, 3rd ed. Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2004 (ref R121 .E575 2004)
- Fitzpatrick, Joyce J. Encyclopedia of Nursing Research, 2nd ed. New York : Springer Pub. Co., 2006. Also available in print (ref RT81.5 .E53 2006).
- Gale Encyclopedia of Alternative Medicine. Detroit, MI : Gale Group, 2001. Also available in print (ref R733 .G34 2001).
- Gale Encyclopedia of Cancer : a guide to cancer and its treatments, 3rd ed. Ellen Thackery, editor. Detroit : Gale Group, Thomson Learning, c2010.
- Gale Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders. Detroit, Mich. : Gale, c2003. Also available in print (ref RC437 .G35 2003)
- Gorman, Linda M. Psychosocial Nursing for General Patient Care, 2nd ed. Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Co., 2002 (RC440 .G659 2002). A handbook.
- Joyce, Esperanza Villanueva Say it in Spanish : a guide for health care professionals. St. Louis : Saunders, c2004 (ref R121 .J69 2004)
- Miller, Benjamin Frank Encyclopedia & Dictionary of Medicine, Nursing, & Allied Health, 7th ed. Philadelphia: Saunders, 2003 (ref R121 .M65 2003)
- NANDA-I Nursing Diagnoses : definitions & classification, 2007-2008. Philadelphia : NANDA International, c2007 (ref RT48.6 .N36 2007)
- Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC), 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo. : Mosby/Elsevier, c2008 (ref RT42 .N858 2008)
- Nursing Outcomes Classification (NOC), 4th ed. St. Louis, Mo. : Mosby Elsevier, c2008 (ref RT85.5 .N864 2008)
- Powers, Bethel Ann A Dictionary of Nursing Theory and Research, 3rd ed. New York, NY : Springer Pub. Co., c2006. Also available in print (RT81.5 .P69 2006).
- Ralph, Sheila Sparks Sparks & Taylor's Nursing Diagnosis Reference Manual, 8th ed. Philadelphia : Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2011 (RT48.6 .S66 2011)
- Skidmore-Roth, Linda Mosby's Drug Guide for Nurses, 8th rev. ed. St Louis, Mo. : Mosby Elsevier, c2009 (RM301.12 .S562 2009)
- Skidmore-Roth, Linda Mosby's Nursing Drug Reference, 24th ed. St. Louis : Mosby, c2011 (ref RM138 .S59 2011)
- Stedman, Thomas Lathrop Stedman's Medical Dictionary, 28th ed. Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2006 (ref R121 .S8 2006)
- Webster's new world medical dictionary, 3rd ed., fully rev. and updated. Hoboken, N.J. : Wiley Pub., c2008.
Guides to the Literature and Research Methods:
- Brockopp, Dorothy Young Fundamentals of Nursing Research, 3rd ed. Sudbury, Mass. : Jones & Bartlett, c2003 (RT81.5 .B76 2003)
- Burns, Nancy The Practice of Nursing Research : conduct, critique & utilization, 5th ed. St. Louis, Mo. : Elsevier/Saunders, c2005 (RT81.5 .B86 2005)
- Burns, Nancy Understanding Nursing Research : building an evidence-based practice, 5th ed. St. Louis, MO : Saunders/Elsevier, c2011 (RT81.5 .B863 2011)
- Capturing Nursing History : a guide to historical methods in research. Sandra B. Lewenson, Eleanor Krohn Herrmann, editors. New York : Springer Pub., c2008. Also available in print (RT31 .C37 2008)
- Encyclopedia of Research Design. Neil J. Salkind, editor. Thousand Oaks, Calif. : Sage, c2010.
- Hek, Gill Making Sense of Research: an introduction for health and social care practitioners, 3rd ed. London ; New York : Continuum, c2006 (RT81.5 .H45 2006)
- Hott, Jacqueline Rose Notter's Essentials of Nursing Research, 6th ed. New York, N.Y. : Springer, 1999 (RT81.5 .N67 1999)
- LoBiondo-Wood, Geri & Judith Haber Nursing research : methods and critical appraisal for evidence-based practice, 7th ed. St. Louis Mo.: Mosby/Elsevier, c2010 (RT81.5 .N8665 2010)
- Polit-O'Hara, Denise Essentials of Nursing Research: appraising evidence for nursing practice, 7th ed. Philadelphia : Wolters Kluwer Health/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2010 (RT81.5 .P63 2010)
- Speziale, Helen Streubert Qualitative Research in Nursing : advancing the humanistic imperative, 4th ed. Philadelphia : Lippincott Williams & Wilkins, c2007 (RT81.5 .S78 2007)
How do I find out if the Library has books on my topic?
The HSU Library Catalog is the guide to books, periodicals (journals, magazines, newspapers), videos, compact discs, DVDs, etc. in the HSU Library. Most older government documents (United States and California) are not included in the Library Catalog. Beginning in March 1998, U.S. government documents are in the Library Catalog as are California state documents published after mid-1999. For information on how to search the HSU Library Catalog, see WebVoyage Help Contents. The default screen is for the Basic Search. You may conduct more complex searches using the Advanced Search option.
- If you are not looking for a particular book or if you do not know the author or title, you must look by subject. You may search for a subject by using the Subjects tab. If that doesn't work, you can do an All Fields search. Brainstorm and use synonyms to describe your topic. When you find one really good book on your topic, you can look at the Subjects portion of the record for that book and use the link(s) to find other books on the same subject.
- If you browse the shelves around the book you want, you may find other books of interest. This is because the Library of Congress classification system used in HSU Library is based on the subject of the book. You may notice from the list of books above that medical books are in the R classification. Generally, nursing books are in RT but nursing specialties are in the classification of the specialty; e.g., pediatric nursing books are in RJ. For more information, see the Library of Congress Classification Outline.
- Masters theses done at HSU are added to the Library's collection and may be found by searching the HSU Library Catalog for the author, title, subject, and/or department. See Theses and Dissertations for more information. Two print copies of all HSU theses are housed in the HSU Library. Since 2005, electronic copies of HSU theses have been added to Humboldt Digital Scholar, with links to the full text from the HSU Library Catalog.
- Books tend to treat a subject in depth but are generally not the most current source of information, especially in the rapidly changing areas of science and medicine.
- Journals (aka periodicals) are usually the most current sources of research information and may appear in print and/or electronic formats. However, individual periodical articles are not indexed in the Library Catalog. You must use Databases to find articles on your topic.
How do I find articles in journals on my topic?
Articles in journals may be found by using Databases that index the literature related to nursing and health. Most of these databases (or indexes) also provide summaries (abstracts) of the articles as well as links to the full text of the article. For this reason, databases may also be referred to as Indexes/Abstracts.
The databases most appropriate for research in nursing, health and medicine may be found at Articles and Databases: Nursing & Health.
In addition to journal articles, indexes/abstracts may also index articles/reports published in conference proceedings, government documents, technical reports, dissertations, and other sources. Indexes/abstracts vary in scope, depth and breadth of subject coverage. The Research Roadmap: Searching online tutorial and the Search Strategy Worksheet give a step-by-step description of how to develop your search. There are also search strategy guides tailored to science: Identifying Concepts and Generating Search Terms and AND, OR, NOT (Boolean Operators).
NOTE: Most electronic indexes/abstracts/databases are available only to HSU faculty, students and staff. You will need to identify yourself in order to search them. For more information, watch our captioned video: Access the Library Databases from Off-Campus.
In addition to the databases listed on Articles and Databases: Nursing & Health, there is a print index in our reference collection which is good for retrospective searching:
Nursing Studies Index (ref RT 1 Y35), prepared by Yale University School of Nursing, is an annotated guide to analytical, historical, and biographical aspects of nursing literature. It covers 1900-59 so is especially useful for retrospective searching. Only English language publications are indexed.
Another way to do research -- Citation Searching!!!
If you know of a particularly relevant or "classic" article on your topic, you may use the Cited References feature of CINAHL Plus with Full Text to locate more recent articles that cite or acknowledge that relevant article. The principle here is that the citing article is on a subject closely related to that of the earlier article. To use this feature, simply click on the Cited References link under the More tab on the toolbar at the top of the CINAHL Plus with Full Text search screen and enter the cited author, etc., into the search form.
If you do not find enough cited references in CINAHL Plus with Full Text, another good way to search citations is to use Google Scholar. The Advanced Scholar Search option is the best way to search for articles which cite a known article. Please see our captioned video tutorial, Advanced Research Skills: Citation Searching, for more information. More ways to search citations may also be found in the Citation Searching section of Searching the Scientific Literature.
Keeping Current
Listed below are several databases that will send you the table of contents when a new issue of a key journal is available. Some of these databases will also run your stored search strategy periodically and send you any new references that result from the search.
CINAHL Plus with Full Text - You may save your search and set up search alerts to be run automatically. This may be done from the Search Results list by clicking on the Alert/Save/Share link. You must have a My EBSCOhost account to get your results via email.
ScienceDirect - Elsevier's full text database of over 1,200 Elsevier Science and Academic Press journals has three types of alerts: (1) Search Alerts of articles added that match a saved search strategy; (2) New Issue Alerts which send tables of contents as issues are published; and (3) Topic Alerts which are predefined searches on a specific topic, such as inorganic chemistry. Topic alerts notify you by email when new documents on a particular topic are available.
SpringerLink - SpringerLink, which has more than 2,200 online journals published by Springer and Kluwer, from 1997 forward, will notify you of the latest research developments in your field of interest. You can sign up for table of contents alerts to keep up in your field of interest.
Wiley Online Library - Wiley-Blackwell's full text database of over 1500 journals has a Alerts service which sends tables of contents as soon as issues are published. You may also save a search and have any new content matching your search criteria sent to you via email. Individual users may register to create personal home pages incorporating data files, article links, and stored searches.
How do I find out if the Library has the item I need?
Once you have a list of citations or references on the topic you are researching, you must determine if HSU Library has the article, book, report or document cited. While you are searching a database, click on the icon next to each citation and a link to full text availability of that article or book will appear.
If there is no icon, see if there is another link to full text. If not, check the HSU Library Catalog if the reference is to a book, report, dissertation, or other non-serial publication. If the reference is to an article in a journal, annual review or other serially published title, the best way to determine if it is available is to use the Journal and Newspaper Finder, a searchable guide to the 15,000 journals, magazines, newspapers and other serials accessible online (fulltext) as well as to the print periodicals & serials in HSU Library. The Journal and Newspaper Finder has been enhanced with common periodical abbreviations. Using the contains (or keyword) search option you can search an abbreviation, e.g., jognn, and retrieve Journal of Obstetric, Gynecologic, and Neonatal Nursing.
If you have a full reference to an article that includes at least the year, volume, issue and starting pages of your article, you may use the Citation Linker to locate it if the Journal and Newspaper Finder indicates that the full text of the journal is available in electronic format for the date(s) of interest.
Indexes/Abstracts/Databases often use abbreviations in their citations which you may need to decipher. There are several online resources where you can find the full title for an abbreviated one. Use NCBI Journal Browser to search for abbreviations found in Medline. You may also use All That JAS: Journal Abbreviation Sources and other resources listed on Journal Title Abbreviations to locate abbreviations and what the full titles are. Do not guess at what abbreviations mean! If you still cannot find the full title for a journal, please ask a librarian for assistance.
Remember that most government documents prior to 1998 are not listed in the HSU Library Catalog. If you wish to find a government document, consult the guides: How to Find Federal Documents in the HSU Library and How to Find California Documents in the HSU Library. You may also ask a reference librarian for assistance at the Reference/Information Desk on the first floor (hours) or in the Humboldt Room, room 308 (hours).
What if the Library doesn't have the item I need?
If the Library does not have the book, report, document, article, etc. which you need, you may request it through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). See Interlibrary Loan Policies & Guidelines and/or watch our captioned video Using Interlibrary Loan for more information. Requests may be placed by logging on to the Interlibrary Loan System. There are also links to the ILL System from pages when the HSU Library doesn't have full text. This process can take as long as TWO WEEKS for books and ONE WEEK for articles so it is a good idea to begin your research early.
What about resources available on the Internet or Web?
There are many resources of nursing and medical information available on the Internet and World Wide Web. A list of selected Nursing Resources on the Web highlights some important sites.
A final caveat: Critically evaluate the information you find!
You must critically evaluate the resources found online (as well as in the Library) by asking yourself the following questions:
- Is the author an authority? What are his or her credentials?
- Is the journal or source document (online or print) reputable?
- Was valid methodology used?
- Were valid conclusions drawn?
- and so on....
Be especially careful when surfing the Web!! It is extremely important to critically evaluate all health-related information you find on the Web. The following references will help you decide what to look for (and look out for) when surfing:
- Evaluating Information Found on the Internet
- From Johns Hopkins University.
- Evaluating Information: Applying the CRAAP Test
- A list of questions from the Meriam Library at CSU Chico to ask yourself in order to determine the reliability of the information you find.
- Evaluation of Medical Information
- A nice summary, including a review of the scientific method, from Ted Humphry, MD, a local pediatrician.
- Health On the Net Code of Conduct (HONcode)
- According to the introduction, "The Health on the Net Foundation Code of Conduct (HONcode) for medical and health Web sites addresses one of Internet's main healthcare issues: the reliability and credibility of information." It has a questionnaire you can answer to help you decide how reliable and accurate a web site is.
- Published criteria for evaluating health related web sites: review
- This article from the March 6, 1999 issue of BMJ( British Medical Journal ) reviews published criteria for specifically evaluating health related information on the world wide web, and identifies areas of consensus.
- Reliability of Health Information for the Public on the World Wide Web: Systematic Survey of Advice on Managing Fever in Children at Home
- An excellent article published in BMJ( British Medical Journal ) on June 28, 1997. It emphasizes the need for critical evaluation of medical information on the web and shows just how much inaccurate information is out there.
- Research Roadmap: Evaluating
- This section of the Research Roadmap online workshop from HSU Library offers criteria for evaluating your research strategies and for evaluating the credibility and usefulness of information sources.
- Separating the Wheat from the Chaff: Evaluating Web Resources
- Developed by Sharon Chadwick, HSU Librarian, this site has a Checklist in addition to a Powerpoint presentation.
- Thinking Critically about World Wide Web Resources - from UCLA Library.


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I agree with what DebMo says and I add that on Abs...you can hold weight plates or dumbbells to increase the burn, again be very mindful of contracting your muscles so that you feel the burn.
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For the abs, you could also try them on exercise ball, bosu ball or decline bench.
Hey, Sanka! I'm a C1W1, as well...
My husband has a home gym, so I'm blessed to have that available... we have four 1/2 pound magnetic weights that "stick" onto the end of our dumbbells... so I can add weight in 1/2 pound increments. It helps a great deal when working with the dumbbells.
We also have 1/4, 1/2, 1, and 1.25 round weights to add to the bar and machines.
Thanks to the others for the great advice here!!
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