September-October 2017

Information for Authors
Published in issue: September 2017
e1

Editorial

Twenty-five years of the TriService Nursing Research Program: Standing on the shoulders of giants
• Jennifer J. Hatzfeld,
• Bonnie Mowsinki Jennings
Published online: June 30, 2017
S1-S3

Maintenance of Health in Military Service Members

The importance of evidence to maintain the health of military service members
• Dorothy A. Hogg
Published online: August 07, 2017
S4-S5
Health promotion research in active duty army soldiers: The road to a fit and ready force
• Mary S. McCarthy,
• Evelyn B. Elshaw,
• Barbara M. Szekely,
• Bethann Pflugeisen
Published online: July 04, 2017
S6-S16

Deployed women's illness behaviors while managing genitourinary symptoms: An exploratory theoretical synthesis of two qualitative studies
• Candy Wilson,
• Robert Corrigan,
• Lisa Braun
Published online: July 15, 2017
S17-S25
The effect of pulsed electromagnetic frequency therapy on health-related quality of life in military service members with chronic low back pain
• Ann Marie Nayback-Beebe,
• Linda H. Yoder,
• Brandon J. Goff,
• Sonya Arzola,
• Christopher Weidlich
Published online: July 19, 2017
S26-S33

Care of the Wounded

Equipping military nurses with evidence to care for the wounded
• Tina A. Davidson
Published online: August 07, 2017
S34-S35

Characterization of bilateral frontal lobe cerebral oxygen saturation in patients with mild traumatic brain injury
• Charles Vacchiano,
• Susan Silva
Published online: July 25, 2017
S36-S43

A pilot study exploring the effects of ubiquinol on brain genomics after traumatic brain injury
• Janet D. Pierce,
• Qiuhua Shen,
• Jill Peltzer,
• Amanda Thimmesch,
• John B. Hiebert
Published online: June 30, 2017
S44-S52

Health-related quality of life in active duty military: A secondary data analysis of two randomized controlled trials
• Laura A. Talbot,
• Emily Brede,
• Marquita Price,
• E. Jeffrey Metter
Published online: July 25, 2017
S53-S60

The impact of symptom burden on the health status of service members with extremity trauma
• Stacey Young-McCaughan,
• Mona O. Bingham,
• Catherine A. Vriend,
• Alice W. Inman,
• Kathryn M. Gaylord,
• Christine Miaskowski
Published online: July 07, 2017
S61-S70

Experiences of vulnerability and uncertainty during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars: Stories of wounded service members and the nurses who cared for them
• Patricia Watts Kelley,
• Deborah Kenny,
• Rosemary Donley
Published online: August 11, 2017
S71-S80
Quality of life of burn survivors treated in the military burn center
• Linda H. Yoder,
• D. Curk McFall,
• Dale N. Glaser
Published online: July 14, 2017
S81-S89

Support for Military Nurses

Twenty-five years of supporting military nurses through research
• Barbara R. Holcomb
Published online: August 07, 2017
S90-S91
Making the hard decisions: Ethical care decisions in wartime nursing practice
• Janice Agazio,
• Petra Goodman
Published online: June 30, 2017
S92-S99
Military nurse deployments: Similarities, differences, and resulting issues
• Felecia Rivers,
• Sandra Gordon
Published online: July 14, 2017
S100-S108

A program evaluation of the Patient CaringTouch System: A pre- and postimplementation assessment
• Sara T. Breckenridge-Sproat,
• Pauline A. Swiger,
• Donna L. Belew,
• Dheeraj Raju,
• Patricia A. Patrician,
• Lori A. Loan
Published online: July 04, 2017
S109-S119
Twenty years of staffing, practice environment, and outcomes research in military nursing
• Patricia A. Patrician,
• Lori A. Loan,
• Mary S. McCarthy,
• ...
• Sara Breckenridge-Sproat,
• Laura Ruse Brosch,
• Bonnie Mowinski Jennings
Published online: July 10, 2017
S120-S129

Developing a military nurse scientist program of research: A military women's health exemplar
• Lori Lyn Trego
Published online: August 11, 2017
S130-S139

Frontmatter

Table of Contents
Published in issue: September 2017
A2-A5
Informations for Readers
Published in issue: September 2017
A6