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Diana Lynn Woods

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Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)|October 27, 2018
Taking Another Look: Thoughts on Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia and Their MeasurementDiana Lynn Woods, Kathleen Buckwalter
Biological Research for Nursing|July 20, 2012
Evening cortisol is associated with intra-individual instability in daytime napping in nursing home residents with dementia: an allostatic load perspectiveDiana Lynn Woods, Maria Yefimova
Biological Research for Nursing|November 1, 2002
The effect of therapeutic touch on agitated behavior and cortisol in persons with Alzheimer's diseaseDiana Lynn Woods, Margaret Dimond
Geriatric Nursing (New York, N.Y.)|February 14, 2012
The development of direct-care staff social interaction coding schemas for nursing home residents with dementiaHaesook Kim, Diana Lynn Woods
Biological Research for Nursing|May 19, 2011
Spit: saliva in nursing research, uses and methodological considerations in older adultsDiana Lynn Woods, Janet C Mentes
Biological Research for Nursing|July 3, 2007
Cortisol and wake time in nursing home residents with behavioral symptoms of dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Jennifer L Martin
Nursing Education Perspectives|March 18, 2024
Development of the Gerontological Nursing Competency QuestionnaireDavid Vincent Picella, Diana Lynn Woods
Forschende Komplementarmedizin (2006)|August 7, 2009
The effect of therapeutic touch on behavioral symptoms and cortisol in persons with dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Cornelia Beck, Karabi Sinha
Biological Research for Nursing|November 30, 2010
Morning cortisol in relation to behavioral symptoms of nursing home residents with dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Haesook Kim, Maria Yefimova
Biological Research for Nursing|October 15, 2011
To nap or not to nap: excessive daytime napping is associated with elevated evening cortisol in nursing home residents with dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Haesook Kim, Maria Yefimova
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Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland)|October 27, 2018
Taking Another Look: Thoughts on Behavioral Symptoms in Dementia and Their MeasurementDiana Lynn Woods, Kathleen Buckwalter
Biological Research for Nursing|July 20, 2012
Evening cortisol is associated with intra-individual instability in daytime napping in nursing home residents with dementia: an allostatic load perspectiveDiana Lynn Woods, Maria Yefimova
Biological Research for Nursing|November 1, 2002
The effect of therapeutic touch on agitated behavior and cortisol in persons with Alzheimer's diseaseDiana Lynn Woods, Margaret Dimond
Geriatric Nursing (New York, N.Y.)|February 14, 2012
The development of direct-care staff social interaction coding schemas for nursing home residents with dementiaHaesook Kim, Diana Lynn Woods
Biological Research for Nursing|May 19, 2011
Spit: saliva in nursing research, uses and methodological considerations in older adultsDiana Lynn Woods, Janet C Mentes
Biological Research for Nursing|July 3, 2007
Cortisol and wake time in nursing home residents with behavioral symptoms of dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Jennifer L Martin
Nursing Education Perspectives|March 18, 2024
Development of the Gerontological Nursing Competency QuestionnaireDavid Vincent Picella, Diana Lynn Woods
Forschende Komplementarmedizin (2006)|August 7, 2009
The effect of therapeutic touch on behavioral symptoms and cortisol in persons with dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Cornelia Beck, Karabi Sinha
Biological Research for Nursing|November 30, 2010
Morning cortisol in relation to behavioral symptoms of nursing home residents with dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Haesook Kim, Maria Yefimova
Biological Research for Nursing|October 15, 2011
To nap or not to nap: excessive daytime napping is associated with elevated evening cortisol in nursing home residents with dementiaDiana Lynn Woods, Haesook Kim, Maria Yefimova
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