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3200 Las Vegas Blvd. South, Las Vegas, NV | Directions 8910936.127426 -115.170816
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I hate fish so going to sushi with my girlfriend and her friends in Las Vegas is hard on me. This place was close to our hotel and off the strip so I agreed to eat here. It didn't smell like fish and had really good stir fry and vegetarian tempura. My starter of goyza was a good one. Ample parking and open late.
Is this the only Ra Sushi branch out in Las Vegas? It's delicious. Love the Las Vegas roll. A bit high on price, but location, location, location (and decor too, I guess)
Avoid this place...Not the same – We have been to RA many times before to catch their happy hour but after this experience we will not go back. Our server was inattentive and lacked common knowledge about the menu. The few questions we asked about the menu were met with a confused look. I ordered a saki sangria which came to the table as a pathetic watered down drink--looked like pink water. I mentioned this to the server and she said "Oh really, the same bartender that is making everyone's drinks made yours?" and quickly walked away... While we are not diners that desire huge plates, they have totally skimped on the happy hour portions and what used to seem like a healthy meal seemed cheapened with fillers/sauces. They are no great deal anymore, nor are the drinks. The worst part of this was that I was sick the entire next day from this food. :(
HORRIBLE...AVOID THIS PLACE – I wish i would have read the reviews before eating here rather than after. They have many complaints and after eating there i see why!!! My experience goes like this...Me and my friends were greated kindly at the door by the hostess (good service so far). Our waitress (Raina) very unattentative (busy standing at the bar chatting with the bartender and discussing something on their phones) finally (5 minutes later) decides she should greet our table. She tries to act friendly but when we have questions about food she cannot answer them and has a real attitude, doesnt offer any response to help answer our questions other than, "im not sure".We order some drinks and sushi and our waitress asks for all of our I.D.'s even though its obvious we are all in our Fifty's (no 20 yr olds here) annoying!! She then goes to the bar and starts talking to the bartender again, while our drinks just sit there. Finally when we do get our drinks our glasses had spots and dried food on them, so now i look at our water cups to only notice the same thing, i ask for clean glasses only to get attitude from our waitress. Our food finally comes out 20 min. later, this place is not busy at all. The order is wrong, and the waitress only wants to argue that this is what we ordered. I ask the busser, who is observed flirting with the hostess along with the manager (Dave) if i could talk to the manager. The manager comes over, i tell him whats been going on, he wont even look at us as we speak and then he starts defending his waitress telling us how she is one of there better servers...Insane!!! He does promise to comp some of our cost, at this point i didnt care if the meal was free... The food was horrible the staff and management was even worse...AVOID THIS PLACE..OVER PRICED SUSHI, DIRTY DISHS, BAD SERVICE AND CONSTANT TRIPS TO THE BATHROOM AFTER EATING FOOD...CANKER SORE IN MOUTH AFTER LEAVING ESTABLISHMENT!!!
Ra-diculously Delicious – I've eaten sushi at many places, and RA is definitely in my Top 5 favorites! The Sushi was fresh and creatively presented, and there were numerous libations to compliment. Sexy environment and a great place to take a date! Never a dull moment!
The very best happy hour on the strip!! – This is by far the best happy hour on the strip. They feature half off of several sushi, rolls, and appetizers. Also half off of many, possibly all, of their drinks. I highly recommend the viva las vegas roll. I guarantee it's the one roll you'll see coming out of the kitchen most often.
The only cons I can find are the prices outside of happy hour for SOME of the sushi and rolls. Also, there isn't much of a sake selection.
Sushi restaurant and lounge features Asian fusion dishes and sleek, club-like decor. – In Short
Washed in red by overhead lamps and stained woods, the sleek décor bears a hip Asian feel. Expect an Asian fusion menu and artful sushi, including specialty rolls like the Tootsy Maki, Lone Star Roll and lotus-root-topped Viva Las Vegas. Enjoy a specialty cocktail or happy hour in the lounge.
Worst Customer Service – I have to admit I kind of liked sushi there, but poor customer service ruined it for us. Sushi shef was nice, but the waitress that "surved" us shocked me big time by her behaviour (and believe me, it's not easy to shock me). The only thing she managed to bring us was water as she was not anywhere to be seen for the rest of our time there. When she brought us a bill, she circled the amount and wrote tips are not included on the bill. It was a bit odd... My boyfriend put 100 USD notes in the folder and gave it back to the waitress. She walked away for a sec (to look in the folder), came back and asked if he wanted change back. That was the last straw and we decided not to ever go back to this place. It's a pitty as I really liked their "Crazy Monkey". So if you like sushi, dont mind waitresses demanding tips from you without providing any service, go ahead and try it:))))
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Harrisonburg, Va., Nov. 29, 2011-James Madison men's basketball head coach Matt Brady and assistant coach Rob O'Driscoll recently participated in the first round of the Second Annual Shots from the Heart Tournament, in benefit of the Skip Prosser Foundation, an organization created in the memory of its namesake, who passed away in 2007 while the men's basketball head coach at Wake Forest University.
"I'm excited to be a part of anything with Skip Prosser's name on it. I did know Skip Prosser and his family. I think the world of Skip Prosser and I understand that everything we're doing as coaches to bring awareness to the American Heart Association and the Skip Prosser Foundation is everything that we can do to benefit a great cause," said Coach Brady.
The Shots from the Heart Tournament is comprised of two 64-coach brackets, one for head coaches and one for assistant coaches. Between November and February there are six rounds of play with decreasing amounts of participants in each bracket. The coaches are given a two-week window during which to complete their 25 free throws and upon determination of the match-up winners, move to the next round.
The first and second rounds each occur in a month-long window of November and December. The top 16 and top 8 coaches face off in January. The National Semi-Final and the Free Throw Final occur in February before the champions are recognized at the CollegeInsider.com Awards Banquet.
In an effort to avoid ties between coaches, an incremental scoring scale is used. The first 10 shots are each worth one point and the next five are worth two points. As the shooting progresses, the next five shots are individually worth three points and the following four are worth four points each. The 25th shot is worth five points.
If the scoring of participating coaches results in a tie, the first tie breaker is determined by the most consecutive shots converted without a miss at anytime. If coaches are still tied after that determination, the tournament rules state that bonus basketballs will be added, with shots 5, 10 and 15 counting for double points. If competitors are still tied after these determinations, the third tie breaker would be a shoot off between the two coaches.
Coach Brady successfully completed 22 of his 25 free throws for a total of 50 points out of a possible 56. In the first round, he is pitted against Davidson University Head Coach Bob McKillop. The winner of this first round match-up will face the winner of the competition between head coaches Dave Rice of the University of Nevada at Las Vegas and Tom Moore of Quinnipiac University.
Coach O'Driscoll recorded 33 points out of the possible 56 in his first round pairing with University of Delaware Assistant Coach Mike Pegues. The winner between these two coaches will compete against the champion between assistant coaches Brent Wilson of the University at Albany and Carmen Maciariello from Boston University.
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MONTROSE – Last week, thousands of people spent 24 hours competing to communicate with the most people outside their area. Montrose residents were talking with people in Maine and Florida, with captains out at sea and pilots flying over the country.
But these competitors were not on their cell phones or connected to the Internet. They were using a more primitive, yet highly effective, method of communicating – ham radios.
"It's an opportunity to get together and learn from each other," said Bill Bear, a Paonia member of the Montrose Amateur Radio Club who is known on the radio as KC0QXX.
Amateur radio, or ham radio, clubs are located throughout the world. Although it is mostly a hobby, ham radio licensees also help as weather spotters, with emergency and recreational communications, and are even on standby as a military communication auxiliary.
On June 23-24, club members from around the country got an opportunity to use their equipment and practice their skills during an annual "Field Day" event, sponsored by the American Radio Relay League.
Members of the Montrose Amateur Radio Club started setting up several tall antennae on top of Sunset Mesa on Saturday morning. They parked their communication trailer and erected several tents. At noon, they switched on their radios to begin the 24-hour competition.
The members, who work in teams of two, an operator and a logger, aim to collected the greatest number of points. The results of the competition aren't released until later in the year, but the Montrose club is usually in the top 50, according to the club.
Each club gets one point for a voice communication with another radio, while bonus points are given for such things as reaching a radio outside the United States, Bear said. Two points are given for a continuous wave (CW) – or Morse code – communication.
Member John Nelson of Nucla first learned Morse code in 1959 and now, to him, the series of dots and dashes roll together to form fluent words and sentences. His fingers work just as fast in his responses.
"It's fascinating cause anyone can talk, but it takes skill to tap out a message," he said.
On Saturday, Nelson was using a Morse code paddle, which allows him to tap both dots and dashes separately, but on a single device.
Using the device, Nelson taps out "K-0-I-T-T-2-A-C-O" onto the airwaves.
The K0ITT 2A CO is the club's call signal, assigned and regulated by the Federal Communications Commission. The call signal identifies the station during transmission and conveys its group, class, location and number of transmitters.
While Nelson taps out the club's call signal, Olathe resident Paul Stutzman records the incoming messages as part of the competition.
"It's a more primitive way of communicating, but it's efficient," Nelson said.
Up until just recently, an amateur radio license – which is required to operate legally on the airwaves – required some knowledge of how to use Morse code. That requirement was recently dropped, but many amateur radio members still like to use the skill.
The advantages to using CW is that very little equipment is needed, it carries better over the air because it needs only a narrow bandwidth, and it usually uses less energy when transmitting, Nelson said.
Transmission ability is the key to ham radio members, as they can transmit when other methods, such as cell phones and the Internet, cannot.
Each year, radio club members are asked to help with several high-altitude races, such as the Hardrock 100 in July.
The Hardrock Hundred Endurance Run, which starts in Silverton, takes participants on a big loop through the San Juan Mountains at an average elevation of 11,186 feet.
The ham radios are vital in areas, such as in this race, where communication is necessary but not easily accessible.
And as storm clouds roll in, amateur radio buffs take on another role – volunteers for the National Weather Service.
SKYWARN is a volunteer program of the NWS created in the 1970s as a way to have more eyes-on-the-skies to identify and describe severe local storms.
"Unlike most storm spotters who remain at their residence and report what they see from that single location, our SKYWARN spotters are mobile storm spotters who operate as a team, communicate via ham radio and travel to various locations depending on the need and request of the NWS forecasters," said Jim Pringle, meteorologist with the Grand Junction NWS.
Of the approximately 70 Montrose Amateur Radio Club members, about a dozen participate and have gotten training to be a SKYWARN spotter, according to the club.
"SKYWARN storm spotters are part of the ranks of citizens who form our nation's first line of defense against severe weather," Pringle said.
And these club members also serve another line of defense as members of the Military Auxiliary Radio System.
MARS is a U.S. Department of Defense program that provides a civilian auxiliary of licensed amateur radio operators, said Steve Schroder, the state director for MARS and a Hotchkiss resident.
The club also can be called on to help area sheriff departments, the American Red Cross and other emergency agencies.
Roles such as these keep 10-year radio club member Sherry Thompson excited about the hobby.
"As a club member, we help out with lots of things," she said. "It's amazing the people that step up to the plate when they are called on."


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Yes. However, as much as I want one (and not just to be more productive for work, but for the fun reasons), I am unable to justify the additional cost it would incur, per month, to our budget.
For our two cell phones, we pay under $80/month for a generous plan. To do a similar plan with the iPhone, we would need to upgrade to include all of the Web/texting and such, and the plan would start at close to $180 for both of us. Eek!
With economics being what they are, adding this type of an additional cost to our budget would be wasteful and ridiculous.
(My little sister has one. I am envious...)
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Point of No Return: How Do Financial Resources Affect the Timing of Retirement After a Job Separation?
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November 2013
Active vs. Passive Decisions and Crowd-Out in Retirement Savings Accounts: Evidence from Denmark
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SSA Project # NB13-01
National Bureau of Economic Research
Did Age Discrimination Protections Help Older Workers Weather the Great Recession?
by David Neumark and Patrick Button
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Michigan Retirement Research Center Working Paper 2013-287
Earnings Adjustment Frictions: Evidence from the Social Security Earnings Test
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How Do the Disabled Cope While Waiting for Disability Insurance Benefits?
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Life Expectation Judgments, Fairness, and Loss Aversion in the Psychology of Social Security Claiming Decisions
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Stocks rallied sharply Wednesday, with the Dow posting its biggest one-day point and percentage gain this year, after global central banks announced a plan to support the global financial system and a handful of better-than-expected economic reports.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average surged 490.05 points, or 4.24 percent to close at 12,045.68, above the psychologically-important 12,000 level, led by Caterpillar and JPMorgan. With the day's gains, the blue-chip index ended in the black for November is back in positive territory for 2011.
The S&P 500 soared 51.77 points, or 4.33 percent, to end at 1,246.96. The Dow and S&P are on track to post their best weekly point gains in almost three years. Nasdaq jumped 104.83 points, or 4.17 percent, to finish at 2,620.34.
The CBOE Volatility Index, widely considered the best gauge of fear in the market, tumbled to finish below 28 for the first time since early November.
All 10 S&P sectors closed firmly in positive territory, led by financials and materials.
The world's major central banks including the ECB, Federal Reserve, Bank of England and the central banks of Canada, Japan and Switzerland agreed to coordinated actionto ease the increasing strains on the global financial system.
The move is designed to "enhance their capacity to provide liquidity support to the global financial system."
"If you stop and think about it, you have to realize what kind of danger the world is in for all the central banks to get together and save Europe," said Alan Valdes, director of floor operations and VP of trading at DME Securities.
Meanwhile, Valdes added that barring overly negative news from the euro zone, the market is poised for a "Santa rally."
"The S&P is going up another 7 to 8 percent in December—you've got a lot of money managers and traders who are going to have to play catch up."
Adding to the optimism, China surprised with its first cut in banks' reserve requirements in hopes of boosting an economy running at its weakest pace since 2009.
A handful of positive economic news also helped fuel the rally. The pace of job growth in the private sector accelerated in November, with U.S. employers adding 206,000 jobs, according to the ADP National Employment report. Also on the jobs front, the number of planned layoffs at U.S. firms edged down 0.7 percent in November, according to a report from consultants Challenger, Gray & Christmas.
The jobs data come ahead of a key government employment report on Friday. Nonfarm payrolls are expected to have increased 122,000 in November, according to a Reuters survey, after posting a gain of 80,000 in October.
The Fed's Beige Book showed that economic activity in most major U.S. regions increased at a slow to moderate paceover the last two months.
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Uri Landesman, president of Platinum Partners said he still expects the S&P to rally near 1,400 by the end of the year.
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"From a fundamental standpoint, we have to see concerted efforts from world central banks to support the economy and currency…However, I'm not really bullish on 2012—we need to see confidence gaining," he continued. "We may start the year at 1,400 [on the S&P], but you're going to need some substantial good news."
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Budden, Lea (2012) Men's decision-making for prostate cancer. Australian Nursing Journal, 20 (5). pp. 50-51.
Bonner, Ann, Wellard, Sally, and Caltabiano, Marie (2010) The impact of fatigue on daily activity in people with chronic kidney disease. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 19 (21-22). pp. 3006-3015.
Budden, Lea M., Hayes, Barbara A., and Buttner, Petra (2009) Australian women's distress level and decision satisfaction, following the selection of treatment for early breast cancer. In: Proceedings of the 10th National Rural Health Conference Proceedings. From: 10th National Rural Health Conference Proceedings, 17-20 May 2009, Cairns, QLD, Australia.
Budden, Lea (2008) Women's decision styles and decision satisfaction related to their choice of surgical treatment for early breast cancer: implications for a systematic decision support role for nurses. PhD thesis, James Cook University.
Bonner, Ann, Wellard, Sally, and Caltabiano, Marie (2008) Levels of fatigue in people with ESRD living in far North Queensland. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 17 (1). pp. 90-98.
Bonner, Ann (2007) Focusing on patients: differences between the practice of expert and non-expert nephrology nurses. Renal Society of Australasia Journal, 3 (1). pp. 5-12.
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Budden, Lea M., Hayes, Barbara A., Buttner, Petra, and Pierce, P.F. (2006) Women's Decision-making relating to the selection of surgical treatment for early breast cancer. In: 8th National Breast Care Nurses Conference. From: Dawning of a new era in breast care nursing 8th National Breast Care Nurses Conference, 9-11th March 2006, Sydney.
Bull, Rosalind, and FitzGerald, Mary (2006) Nursing in a technological environment: nursing care in the operating room. International Journal of Nursing Practice, 12 (1). pp. 3-7.
Brown, Sue, and Nay, R. (2006) Cranberry health chronicles: myths, mazes and marketing. Australian and New Zealand Continence Journal, 12 (1). Sep-13.
Buist, A., Bilszta, J., Milgrom, J., Barnett, B., Hayes, B., and Austin, M.-P. (2006) Health professional's knowledge and awareness of perinatal depression: results of a national survey. Women and Birth, 19 (1). pp. 11-16.
Budden, Lea, Hayes, Barbara, and Buttner, Petra (2005) Women's decision making styles and levels of distress related to the selection of surgical treatment for early breast cancer. In: North Queensland Cancer Forum. From: North Queensland Cancer Research Forum, 11 November 2005, Townsville, QLD, Australia.
Budden, Lea (2004) Australian women's pre-diagnostic decision-making for early breast cancer treatment. In: Papers from 6th National Breast Care Nurses Conference 2004, p. 1. From: Research to reality: 6th National Breast Care Nurses Conference, 4-5 March 2004, Brisbane, QLD, Australia.
Budden, Lea (2004) Assisting women's treatment decisions. Australian Nursing Journal, 11 (8). p. 39.
Budden, Lea M., Hayes, Barbara A., and Buttner, Petra (2002) Australian women's distress levels, decision styles and decision satisfaction related to early breast cancer treatment. In: Papers from NHMRC National Breast Care Centre, Better Communication: Better Care Conference, p. 1. From: Better communication: Better care: Improving communication: Improving outcomes for patients and health professionals, 27th November 2002, Sydney, NSW, Australia.
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Biedermann, Narelle E., and Harvey, Nichole R. (2001) War time experiences of triage and resuscitation: Australian Army nurses in the Vietnam War, 1967-1971. Accident and Emergency Nursing, 9 (3). pp. 138-142.
Budden, Lea, and Vink, Robert (1996) Author's reply to "holistic care for patients who have overdosed on paracetamol". British Journal of Nursing, 5 (5). p. 321.
Budden, Lea, and Vink, Robert (1996) Paracetamol overdosage: pathophysiology and nursing management. British Journal of Nursing, 5 (3). pp. 145-152.
Budden, Lea (1994) Nursing faculty practice: benefits vs costs. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 19 (6). pp. 1241-1246.
Budden, Lea M., Hayes, Barbara A., and Buttner, Petra Australian women's decision satisfaction following the selection of treatment for early breast cancer. In: Proceedings of the 11th National Breast Care Nurses Conference, p. 1. From: 11th National Breast Care Nurses Conference, 11-13 February 2009, Melbourne, VIC, Australia.
Coyne, Imelda, O'Mathuna, Donal P., Gibson, Faith, Shields, Linda, and Sheaf, Greg (2013) Interventions for promoting participation in shared decision-making for children with cancer (Review). Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews , 2013 (6). pp. 1-25.
Chan, Wai Fong, Bond, Trevor, and Adamson, Bob (2012) Assessing the core competency of infection control nurses in Hong Kong: insights from comparative education. Comparative Education Bulletin, 14. pp. 77-86.
Chapman, Rose, Watkins, Rochelle, Zappia, Tess, Nicol, Pam, and Shields, Linda (2012) Nursing and medical students' attitudes, knowledge and beliefs regarding lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parents seeking health care for their children. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 21 (7-8). pp. 938-945.
Chapman, Rose, Watkins, Rochelle, Zappia, Tess, Combs, Shane, and Shields, Linda (2012) Second-level hospital health professionals' attitudes to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parents seeking health for their children. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 21 (5-6). pp. 880-887.
Chapman, Rose, Wardrop, Joan, Freeman, Phoenix, Zappia, Tess, Watkins, Rochelle, and Shields, Linda (2012) A descriptive study of the experiences of lesbian, gay and transgender parents accessing health services for their children. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 21 (7-8). pp. 1128-1135.
Chapman, Rose, Zappia, Tessie, and Shields, Linda (2012) An essay about health professionals' attitudes to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parents seeking healthcare for their children. Scandinavian Journal of Caring Sciences, 26 (2). pp. 333-339.
Chapman, Rose, Wardrop, Joan, Zappia, Tess, Watkins, Rochelle, and Shields, Linda (2012) The experiences of Australian lesbian couples becoming parents: deciding, searching and birthing. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 21 (13-14). pp. 1878-1885.
Eastwood, Glenn M., O'Connell, Bev, Gardner, Anne, and Considine, Julie (2009) Patients' and nurses' perspectives on oxygen therapy: a qualitative study. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 65 (3). pp. 634-641.
Feeley, Kathy , and Gardner, Anne (2006) Sedation and analygesia management for mechanically entilated adults: Literature review, case study and recommendations for practice. Australian Critical Care, 19 (2). pp. 73-77.
Gill, Fenella J., Pascoe, Elaine, Monterosso, Leanne, Young, Jeanine, Burr, Charlotte, Tanner, Ann, and Shields, Linda (2013) Parent and staff perceptions of family-centered care in two Australian children's hospitals. European Journal for Person Centered Healthcare, 1 (2). pp. 317-325.
Gill, F., Shields, L., Monterosso, L., Pascoe, E., Young, J., Tanner, A., and Burr, C. (2011) Parent and staff perceptions of family-centered care in two Australian children's hospitals. In: Pediatric Critical Care Medicine (12), A4-A4. From: Sixth World Congress on Pediatric Critical Care: one world sharing knowledge, 13-17 March 2011, Sydney, NSW.
Gardner, Anne, Dunk, Ann Marie, Eggert, Marlene, Gardner, Glenn, and Wellman, David (2006) Pressure Injury: An Exploration of the Relationship between Risk Factors and Interface Pressure. Primary Intention: the Australian Journal of Wound Management, 14 (4). pp. 140-149.
Greenland, Pauline (2006) Glyceryl trinitrate (Anginine) use in a cardiovascular emergency. Contemporary Nurse, 22 (1). pp. 91-96.
Gardner, Anne, Hughes, Dot, Cook, Robert, Henson, Rachael, Osborne, Sonya, and Gardner, Glenn (2005) Best practice in stabilisation of oral endotracheal tubes: A systematic review. Australian Critical Care, 18 (4). pp. 158-165.
Gardner, Anne, and Gardner, Glenn (2005) A trial of nurse practitioner scope of practice. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 49 (2). pp. 135-145.
Gardner, Glenn, Gardner, Anne, MacLellan, Lorna, and Osborne, Sonya (2003) Reconceptualising the objectives of a pilot study for clinical research. International Journal of Nursing Studies, 40 (7). pp. 719-724.
Heyer, Elizabeth, Laffin, Nadine, Smyth, Wendy, Gardner, Anne, Abernethy, Gail, and Fasugba, Oyebola (2013) Do patients receiving radiation treatment for breast cancer in a tropical setting prefer to use a barrier cream or a moisturising cream as part of their skin care regimen? Results from a randomised controlled trial. Annals of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine, 14 (1). p. 16.
Hartig, Vicki, and Smyth, Wendy (2009) "Everyone should buttonhole": a novel technique for a regional Australian renal service. Journal of Renal Care, 35 (3). pp. 114-119.
Jessup, M., Shields, L., Branch-Smith, C., and Douglas, T. (2013) "Scary stuff": parents' self-seeking of information via the internet following their child's diagnosis with cystic fibrosis. Pediatric Pulmonology, 48 (S36). p. 448.
Laffin, Nadine, Smyth, Wendy, Heyer, Elizabeth, Gardner, Anne, Abernethy, Gail, and Fasugba, Oyebola (2013) Is a barrier cream more effective than a moisturiser in preventing moist desquamation in patients receiving radiation treatment for breast cancer? Results of a randomised controlled trial. Annals of the Australasian College of Tropical Medicine, 14 (1). pp. 16-17.
Moxham, Lorna, Dwyer, Trudy, Happell, Brenda, Reid-Searl, Kerry, Kahl, Julie, Morris, Jodie, and Wheatland, Narelle (2010) Recognising our role: improved confidence of general nurses providing care to young people with a mental illness in a rural paediatric unit. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 19 (9-10). pp. 1434-1442.
McCann, Leanne, Groot, Patrick, Charnley, Chris, and Gardner, Anne (2009) Excellence in regional stroke care: an evaluation of the implementation of a stroke care unit in regional Australia. Australian Journal of Rural Health, 17 (5). pp. 273-278.
Madeo, Maurice, Shields, Linda, and Owen, Elizabeth (2008) A pilot study to investigate patients reported knowledge, awareness, and beliefs on health care-associated infection. American Journal of Infection Control, 36 (1). pp. 63-69.
Marks, Peta, Kahl, Julie, Reid-Searl, Kerry, Moxham, Lorna, Dwyer, Trudy, Happell, Brenda, Morris, Jodie, and Wheatland, Narelle (2008) Mental Health Orientation for Paediatric Nursing: Rockhampton Hospital, Central Queensland Health Service District. Report. UNSPECIFIED.
Nicol, Pam, Chapman, Rose, Watkins, Rochelle, Young, Jeanine, and Shields, Linda (2013) Tertiary paediatric hospital health professionals' attitudes to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender parents seeking health care for their children. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 22 (23-24). pp. 3396-3405.
O'Connell, Bev, Gardner, Anne, Takase, Miyuki, Hawkins, Mary T., Ostaszkiewicz, Joan, Ski, Chantal, and Josipovic, Patricia (2007) Clinical usefulness and feasibility of using Reality Orientation with patients who have dementia in acute care settings. International Journal of Nursing Practice, 13 (3). pp. 182-192.
Osborne, Sonya, Gardner, Glenn, Gardner, Anne, Franklin, Susan, Tuohy, Elizabeth, and Fisher, Alex (2006) Using a Monitored Sip Test to Assess Risk of Aspiration in Postoperative Patients. AORN Journal, 83 (4). pp. 908-928.
Priddis, Lynn, and Shields, Linda (2011) Interactions between parents and staff of hospitalised children. Paediatric Nursing, 23 (2). pp. 14-20.
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Zappia, Theresa, Peter, Sue, Hall, Graham, Vine, Julie, Martin, Andrew, Munns, Ailsa, Shields, Linda, and Verheggenn, Maureen (2013) Home oxygen therapy for infants and young children with acute bronchiolitis and other lower respiratory tract infections: the HiTHOx program. Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing, 36 (4). pp. 309-318.


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