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Martha Driessnack

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Holistic Nursing Practice|September 7, 2004
Remember me: mask making with chronically and terminally ill childrenMartha Driessnack
The Journal of Nursing Education|September 1, 2005
A closer look at PowerPointMartha Driessnack
Qualitative Health Research|November 3, 2006
Draw-and-tell conversations with children about fearMartha Driessnack
Nursing Research|September 16, 2009
Using the Colored Eco-Genetic Relationship Map with childrenMartha Driessnack
Journal of Family Nursing|October 24, 2017
"Who Are You From?": The Importance of Family StoriesMartha Driessnack
Journal of Pediatric Nursing|November 22, 2005
Children's drawings as facilitators of communication: a meta-analysisMartha Driessnack
Journal of Pediatric Nursing|May 27, 2009
Growing up at the intersection of the genomic era and the information ageMartha Driessnack
Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing : JSPN|December 23, 2011
Arts-based data collection techniques used in child researchMartha Driessnack, Ryoko Furukawa
Nursing & Health Sciences|June 22, 2016
Testing the committee approach to translating measures across cultures: Translating primary communication inventory from English to JapaneseRyoko Furukawa, Martha Driessnack
Clinical Nursing Research|May 31, 2012
Video-mediated communication to support distant family connectednessRyoko Furukawa, Martha Driessnack
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Holistic Nursing Practice|September 7, 2004
Remember me: mask making with chronically and terminally ill childrenMartha Driessnack
The Journal of Nursing Education|September 1, 2005
A closer look at PowerPointMartha Driessnack
Qualitative Health Research|November 3, 2006
Draw-and-tell conversations with children about fearMartha Driessnack
Nursing Research|September 16, 2009
Using the Colored Eco-Genetic Relationship Map with childrenMartha Driessnack
Journal of Family Nursing|October 24, 2017
"Who Are You From?": The Importance of Family StoriesMartha Driessnack
Journal of Pediatric Nursing|November 22, 2005
Children's drawings as facilitators of communication: a meta-analysisMartha Driessnack
Journal of Pediatric Nursing|May 27, 2009
Growing up at the intersection of the genomic era and the information ageMartha Driessnack
Journal for Specialists in Pediatric Nursing : JSPN|December 23, 2011
Arts-based data collection techniques used in child researchMartha Driessnack, Ryoko Furukawa
Nursing & Health Sciences|June 22, 2016
Testing the committee approach to translating measures across cultures: Translating primary communication inventory from English to JapaneseRyoko Furukawa, Martha Driessnack
Clinical Nursing Research|May 31, 2012
Video-mediated communication to support distant family connectednessRyoko Furukawa, Martha Driessnack
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