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The American Journal of Nursing is one of 233 science, biomedical, and nursing journals participating in the Council of Science Editors (CSE) Global Theme Issue on Poverty and Human Development. Designed to raise awareness about the impact of poverty on the health and human potential of people worldwide, the participating journals have focused their October or November issues on this theme. The November 2007 issue of AJN includes the following feature articles, commentaries, columns, and photo essays that focus on poverty in the United States and internationally:
| AMERICAN JOURNAL OF NURSING 2007; 107(11) |
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Editorial: Toward a Paucity of Poverty
Mason, D.J., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):11
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Viewpoint: Charity
Mysko, M., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):13
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Correspondence from Abroad: A Fistula Clinic Repairs Lives in Uganda
Roush, K., Am J Nurs. 2007; 1007(11): 28-29
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In Our Community: The Governor’s Wellmobile Program
Wiseman, R., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):30-31
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“We’re Not Poor”
Way, D., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):34-38
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Art of Nursing: “Volunteering at the Orphanage, Hue, Viet Nam, 1969”
O’Neill, S.K., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):39
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The Nurse–Family Partnership
Dawley, K., Loch, J., Bindrich, I., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):60-67
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Colorado Nurses and the NFP
Lewis, J.M., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):69-72
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Policy and Politics: The NFP: A Policy Priority
Hill, P., Uris, P., Bauer, T., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):73-76
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Reflections: The Other Cheek
Gerber, L., Am J Nurs. 2007; 107(11):88
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