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Female Gambling, Trauma, and the Not Good Enough Self: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis by Nixon, Gary, Evans, Kyler, Grant Kalischuk, Ruth, Solowoniuk, Jason, McCallum, Karim, Hagen, Brad

“…A gap exists within current literature regarding understanding the role that trauma may play in the initiation, development, and progression of female problem…”
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Linking Gambling and Trauma: A Phenomenological Hermeneutic Case Study Using Almaas’ Transformation of Narcissism Approach by Nixon, Gary, Solowoniuk, Jason, Boni, Lauren Julia, Grant Kalischuk, Ruth

“…The purpose of this article is to examine the phenomenon of pathological gambling and addiction from the perspective of writer and teacher A.H Almaas. By…”
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A Collegial Mentoring Model for Nurse Educators by Thorpe, Karran, Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…A mentoring model for nurse educators. To describe the current literature on mentoring in nursing and education and present the Collegial Mentoring Model…”
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Do Water Contamination Reports Influence Water Use Practices on Feedlot Farms and Rural Households in Southern Alberta? by Acharya, Manju P, Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Klein, K K, Bjornlund, Henning

“…This article explores the extent to which water contamination reports influence water use practices of feedlot operators and their households in southern…”
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Violence in rural communities: youth speak out by Kulig, Judith C, Hall, Barry L, Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…The current available literature does not present the viewpoints of rural youths regarding the meaning of violence. A mixed method exploratory, descriptive…”
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Rural Youth Violence: It Is a Public Health Concern by Kulig, Judith C., Nahachewsky, Deana, Hall, Barry L., Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…Youth violence is a significant issue for public health because of the potential for longterm impacts on individuals, families and communities. Limited…”
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Nursing Preceptors Speak Out: An Empirical Study by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Vandenberg, Helen, Awosoga, Olu

“…Increasingly, preceptors across the globe are teaching nursing students in a variety of acute, community, and continuing care practice areas. This article is a…”
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Grieving, Mourning, and Healing Following Youth Suicide: A Focus on Health and Well Being in Families by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Hayes, Virginia E.

“…Within the context of their grieving families, this grounded theory study explored survivors' experiences of healing following youth suicide. The major theme…”
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Conceptualizations of culture and cultural care among undergraduate nursing students: an exploration and critique of cultural education by Vandenberg, Helen, Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…Culture and cultural care have become important concepts in nursing education. However, little is known about what nursing students learn about these complex…”
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Cocreating Life Pathways: Problem Gambling and its Impact on Families by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…The objective of this study was to present a grounded theory specific to problem gambling and its impact on families. The research question was ‘‘How does…”
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Transpersonal Theory of Healing Following Youth Suicide by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Nixon, Gary

“…Youth suicide is a complex and perplexing public health problem. This article presents a brief overview of related literature, describes a transpersonal theory…”
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Post-Death Encounters: Grieving, Mourning, and Healing by Nowatzki, Nadine R., Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…Historical accounts and previous research have shown that bereaved individuals often report seeing, hearing, or feeling the presence of the deceased. We…”
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Rural youth and violence: a gender perspective by Hall, Barry L, Kulig, Judith, Grant Kalischuk, Ruth

“…The public health system must consider violence as an all too common reality in modern life. Violence can contribute to long-lasting negative consequences for…”
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Bullying perspectives among rural youth: a mixed methods approach by Kulig, J C, Hall, B L, Kalischuk, R Grant

“…Few studies have examined violence among rural youth even though it is recognized as a societal concern. A mixed method, descriptive study was conducted to…”
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Thinking Creatively: From Nursing Education to Practice by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Thorpe, Karran

“…The concept of creativity was explored in focus groups with 12 nursing students and 2 faculty. Their perceptions centered on the theme of striving for balance,…”
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A theory of healing in the aftermath of youth suicide by Ruth Grant Kalischuk, Davies, Betty

“…The purpose of this family-focused, grounded-theory study was to develop a substantive theory that explains how individual family members heal in the aftermath…”
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Turning Vision into Reality: Successful Integration of Primary Healthcare in Taber, Canada by Wedel, Robert, Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Patterson, Eileen, Brown, Sharon

“…Primary healthcare offers significant benefits to Canadians and to the healthcare system as a whole. The Taber Integrated Primary Healthcare Project (TIPHP)…”
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A Theory of Healing in the Aftermath of Youth Suicide: Implications for Holistic Nursing Practice by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Davies, Betty

“…The purpose of this family-focused, grounded-theory study was to develop a substantive theory that explains how individual family members heal in the aftermath…”
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Problem Gambling and its Impact on Families: A Literature Review by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant, Nowatzki, Nadine, Cardwell, Kelly, Klein, Kurt, Solowoniuk, Jason

“…This paper offers an overview of the existing literature concerning problem gambling and families and identifies gaps in current research knowledge on this…”
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Nurses' perception of death education by Kalischuk, Ruth Grant

“…The primary purpose of this study was to examine nurses', including student nurses', perceptions of death education in southern Alberta as one way of improving…”
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