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  1. Embracing the population health framework in nursing research.Shannon E. MacDonald, Christine V. Newburn-Cook, Marion Allen & Linda Reutter - 2013 - Nursing Inquiry 20 (1):30-41.
    MACDONALD SE, NEWBURN‐COOK CV, ALLEN M and REUTTER L.Nursing Inquiry2013;20: 30–41 Embracing the population health framework in nursing researchIndividuals’ health outcomes are influenced not only by their knowledge and behavior, but also by complex social, political and economic forces. Attention to these multi‐level factors is necessary to accurately and comprehensively understand and intervene to improve human health. The population health framework is a valuable conceptual framework to guide nurse researchers in identifying and targeting the broad range of determinants of health. (...)
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  • Listening with care: using narrative methods to cultivate nurses’ responsive relationships in a home visiting intervention with teen mothers.Lee SmithBattle, Rebecca Lorenz & Sheila Leander - 2013 - Nursing Inquiry 20 (3):188-198.
    Effective public health nursing relies on the development of responsive and collaborative relationships with families. While nurse–family relationships are endorsed by home visitation programs, training nurses to follow visit‐to‐visit protocols may unintentionally undermine these relationships and may also obscure nurses’ clinical understanding and situated knowledge. With these issues in mind, we designed a home‐visiting intervention, titled Listening with Care, to cultivate nurses’ relationships with teen mothers and nurses’ clinical judgment and reasoning. Rather than using protocols, the training for the intervention (...)
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