Adams, C. R. (2002, October 11-12). Lessons learned from urban Latinas with Type 2 diabetes. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Barnes, D. M. (2002, October 11-12). Description of health behaviors in a Cuban refugee population. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Dickoff, J., & James, P. (1968). A theory of theories: A position paper. Nursing Research, 17, 197-203.
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Diers, D. (1979). Research in nursing practice. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott.
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Freytes, D. M. (2002, October 11-12). Culturally-specific understanding of diabetes illness in Latino patients and spouses. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Hall, J., Campbell, P., Bond, M. L., Jones, M. E., & Cason, C. (2002, October 11-12). Acculturation effects on health promoting behaviors among Hispanic origin pregnant women. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Hulme, P. A. (2002, October 11-12). Health-promoting lifestyle behaviors of Spanish-speaking Hispanic Adults. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Laffrey, S. C. (2002, October 11-12). An exercise intervention with older Mexican American women. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Marin, B. V. (2002, October 11-12). Plenary session: Emerging knowledge on Hispanic health issues of responsible sexual behavior. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Schlickau, J. (2002, October 11-12). Breast-feeding among Hispanics in a Midwestern city: An ethnonursing study. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Spector, R. E., & Olson, B. J. (2002, October 11-12). Salud: Health traditions in Spain. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Sumner, J. (2002, October 11-12). Development of an instrument for measuring use of Hispanic cultural health care traditions. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Talashek, M. L. (2002, October 11-12). Building teen power for sexual health. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
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Villarruel, A. (2002, October 11-12). HIV prevention strategies for Latino youth. Paper presented at the third international conference, “Emerging Knowledge in Culture and Health: Caring for Hispanic Populations,” the Center for Hispanic Studies in Nursing and Health, the University of Texas at Arlington School of Nursing, Arlington.
