Search Results - "McNaughton, Diane B"

Development of a nurse home visitation intervention for intimate partner violence by Jack, Susan M, Ford-Gilboe, Marilyn, Wathen, C Nadine, Davidov, Danielle M, McNaughton, Diane B, Coben, Jeffrey H, Olds, David L, Macmillan, Harriet L

“…Despite an increase in knowledge about the epidemiology of intimate partner violence (IPV), much less is known about interventions to reduce IPV and its…”
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Nurse Home Visits to Maternal-Child Clients: A Review of Intervention Research by McNaughton, Diane B.

“…Home visiting has been considered a promising strategy for addressing the multiple needs of families at risk. Research reviews are a valuable resource for…”
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Determinants of Obesity in the Hispanic Preschool Population: An Integrative Review by Innella, Nancy, Breitenstein, Susan, Hamilton, Rebekah, Reed, Monique, McNaughton, Diane B.

“…Objective(s) The purpose of this integrative review was to identify factors associated with obesity in Hispanic preschool children. Design and Sample…”
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Understanding tailored PHN interventions and outcomes of Latina mothers by Park, Young Shin, McNaughton, Diane B., Mathiason, Michelle A., Monsen, Karen A.

“…Objective To examine associations of data‐driven intervention approaches (IAs) with the outcomes of adolescent or adult Latina mothers with or without the…”
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Efficacy of a Latino Mother–Child Communication Intervention in Elementary Schools by McNaughton, Diane B., Cowell, Julia Muennich, Fogg, Louis

“…Children of Latino immigrants in the United States encounter ecological stressors that heighten their risk for depressive symptoms, externalizing behavior, and…”
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Factors Explaining Variability in Health Literacy Outcomes of Public Health Nursing Clients by Monsen, Karen A., Chatterjee, Snigdhansu B., Timm, Jill E., Kay Poulsen, J., McNaughton, Diane B.

“…Objectives To evaluate variability in health literacy outcomes due to home visiting (HV) program components including PHN, Intervention, and Client. Design and…”
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A Systematic Review of Literature on Culturally Adapted Obesity Prevention Interventions for African American Youth by Lofton, Saria, Julion, Wrenetha A., McNaughton, Diane B., Bergren, Martha Dewey, Keim, Kathryn S.

“…Obesity and overweight prevalence in African American (AA) youth continues to be one of the highest of all major ethnic groups, which has led researchers to…”
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Adaptation and Feasibility of a Communication Intervention for Mexican Immigrant Mothers and Children in a School Setting by McNaughton, Diane B., Cowell, Julia Muennich, Fogg, Louis

“…Children of Mexican immigrants are exposed to multiple ecological risks that heighten their likelihood of experiencing depressive symptoms. In previous…”
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Erratum to: Development of a nurse home visitation intervention for intimate partner violence by Jack, Susan M, Ford-Gilboe, Marilyn, Wathen, C Nadine, Davidov, Danielle M, McNaughton, Diane B, Coben, Jeffrey H, Olds, David L, MacMillan, Harriet L

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Regional Variations in Cancer Screening Rates Found in Women With Diabetes by Marshall, Janet G, Cowell, Julia M, Campbell, Ellen S, McNaughton, Diane B

“…BACKGROUND:A review of the literature gives conflicting findings regarding gender-specific cancer screening rates found in women with chronic illness…”
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Directions for Refining a School Nursing Intervention for Mexican Immigrant Families by McNaughton, Diane B., Hindin, Patricia, Guerrero, Yvonne

“…Mexican immigrant mothers and their children encounter many stressors as they adapt to life in the United States. This article reports a secondary data…”
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A Synthesis of Qualitative Home Visiting Research by McNaughton, Diane B

“…Over the past decade, a body of qualitative research has been developed which describes the home visiting practice of public health nurses (PHNs) to…”
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A Naturalistic Test of Peplau's Theory in Home Visiting by McNaughton, Diane B.

“…Nurse‐client relationships have been considered the foundation of successful home‐visiting programs for vulnerable families (Gomby, Culross, & Behrman, 1999;…”
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The relationship between maternal and child mental health in Mexican immigrant families by McNaughton, Diane B, Cowell, Julia Muennich, Gross, Deborah, Fogg, Louis, Ailey, Sarah H

“…Depression is a leading cause of disability in the United States, with Mexican immigrant women reporting depression rates higher than the national average. The…”
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Development and evaluation of a Mexican immigrant family support program by Cowell, J M, McNaughton, D B, Ailey, S

“…A report to Congress in the fall of 1998 warned that immigrant children are in a state of emergency regarding access to health care. This article presents the…”
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Child temperament, maternal feeding practices, and parenting styles and their influence on obesogenic behaviors in Hispanic preschool children by Innella, Nancy Ann

“…Among preschool age children, Hispanics have a 15.6% rate of obesity compared to 5.2% for non-Hispanic Whites and 10.4% for non-Hispanic Blacks. Although…”
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Using Photovoice to explore African-American youth perceptions of healthy and unhealthy food choices by Lofton, Saria

“…Problem: African American children are disproportionately at high risk for childhood obesity. Nationally, 35% of African American youth ages 2-19 years are…”
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Low-income parents' motivations and barriers to attendance in preventive parent training by Treysman, Anne Brusius

“…Problem: Many children exhibit behavior problems during early childhood that persist years later. Despite strong evidence showing the benefits of preschool…”
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Home health visiting has many positive benefits but more evidence about cost-effectiveness is needed by McNaughton, Diane B.

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