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Jeanne Quint Benoliel

Nursing

#66

World Rank

#82

Historical Rank

#31

USA Rank

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Jeanne Quint Benoliel's Degrees

PhD Nursing University of Washington
Masters Nursing University of Washington
Bachelors Nursing University of Washington

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According to Wikipedia, Jeanne Quint Benoliel was an American nurse who studied the role of nursing in end-of-life settings. She founded the Ph.D. program at the University of Washington School of Nursing. She was designated a Living Legend of the American Academy of Nursing.

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Jeanne Quint Benoliel's Published Works

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Published Works

Grounded Theory and Nursing Knowledge (1996) (284)
A randomized clinical trial of home nursing care for lung cancer patients (1989) (263)
Qualitative Research Methods in Nursing (1986) (207)
Managing and Analyzing Qualitative Data (1988) (125)
Development of a social dependency scale. (1980) (113)
The effects of home nursing care for patients during terminal illness on the bereaved's psychological distress. (1998) (95)
Operationalizing the theory of planned behavior. (1991) (89)
Advancing Nursing Science: Qualitative Approaches (1984) (82)
Measurement of stress in clinical nursing (1990) (69)
Domains of nursing intervention after sudden cardiac arrest and automatic internal cardioverter defibrillator implantation. (2000) (69)
Predicting Breast Self‐Examination Using the Theory of Reasoned Action (1990) (68)
Heuristic Heresy: Application of Reliability and Validity Criteria to Products of Grounded Theory (1986) (58)
Domains of Concern of Intimate Partners of Sudden Cardiac Arrest Survivors After ICD Implantation (2004) (46)
Understanding Adherence to Breast Self-Examination in Older Women (1991) (40)
Health Care Providers and Dying Patients: Critical Issues in Terminal Care (1988) (37)
Effects of Education and Support on Breast Self‐Examination in Older Women (1994) (36)
Loss and adaptation: Circumstances, contingencies, and consequences (1985) (30)
Forced Residential Relocation (1987) (29)
Loss and terminal illness. (1985) (26)
Nurses' Interpretation of the Suffering of Their Patients (1990) (26)
The developing diabetic identity: a study of family influence. (1970) (23)
Nursing research on death, dying, and terminal illness: development, present state, and prospects. (1983) (21)
A holistic approach to terminal illness (1978) (19)
Breaking Cycles of Violence (2005) (19)
Cancer Patient Responses to Psychosocial Variables (1982) (15)
Oncology Transition Services: Partnerships of nurses and families (1984) (15)
The theory of reasoned action in prediction of breast self-examination: a comparison of two studies. (1991) (15)
EXPANDING KNOWLEDGE ABOUT WOMEN THROUGH GROUNDED THEORY: INTRODUCTION TO THE COLLECTION (2001) (14)
Nurses' views of the coping of patients. (1994) (14)
Using social support to promote breast self-examination performance. (1994) (13)
Health Care Delivery: Not Conducive to Teaching Palliative Care (1988) (12)
Talking to patients about death. (1970) (12)
Death Education for the Health Professional. (1983) (12)
Multiple meanings of pain and complexities of pain management. (1995) (11)
Death education in medical school: A seminar on terminal illness (1981) (11)
The Effects of Home Care on Patients’ Symptoms, Hospitalizations, and Complications (1989) (9)
Loss and bereavement: perspectives, theories, challenges. (1999) (8)
The changing social context for life and death decisions. (1978) (7)
Death influence in clinical practice: A course for graduate students (1981) (7)
The moral context of oncology nursing. (1993) (7)
Social characteristics of death as a recorded hospital event. (1977) (7)
The historical development of cancer nursing research in the United States (1983) (6)
Collaboration and competition in nursing research. (1973) (6)
Palliative nursing and managed care. (1995) (5)
Response to “Toward Holistic Inquiry in Nursing: A Proposal for Synthesis of Patterns and Methods” (1987) (5)
Care, Cure, and Hospital Dying Trajectories (1985) (4)
Scholarship - a woman's perspective. (1975) (4)
Distress, Dependency, and Threat in Newly Diagnosed Cancer and Heart Disease Patients. (1986) (4)
Some reflections on learning and teaching. (1988) (3)
The nurse and the dying patient (1967) (3)
Tom's Story: A Quadriplegic Who Refused Rehabilitation (1989) (3)
CARING FOR THE DYING PATIENT AND HIS FAMILY; A MODEL FOR MEDICAL EDUCATION-MEDICAL CENTER CONFERENCE (1973) (3)
Thanatology and Human Rights (2001) (2)
Discourse/Discours : Loss and Bereavement: Perspectives, Theories, Challenges (1997) (2)
Women in health and illness. (1979) (2)
Death counseling and human development: issues and intricacies. (1981) (2)
Institutional Dying: A Convergence of Cultural Values, Technology, and Social Organization (2018) (1)
Interacting with Dying Patients; An Inter-Hospital Nursing Research and Nursing Education Project (1977) (1)
The Mask of Euthanasia (1976) (1)
Learning how to do research. (1998) (1)
Conceptual precision and research about human dying. (1977) (1)
Ethical perspective: in favor of autonomy. (1989) (1)
Commentary: Thanatologists View Death (2001) (1)
Symposium on Palliative Care — Review Lecture (1989) (1)
On the scene: national symposium at Virginia Mason Medical Center. Nurses and health policy. (1986) (0)
The dying patient: a nursing dilemma. (1971) (0)
Becoming diabetic: A study of emerging identity (DISS) (2001) (0)
[Lecture by Dr. Jeanne Quint Benoliel: Methodology of nursing research]. (1975) (0)
Letter to the Editor (1998) (0)
Commentary: Effects of a Double-Bind Environment (1990) (0)
[The interaction between theory and research]. (1978) (0)
[Ethics in nursing practice and education]. (1985) (0)
Book reviews (1974) (0)
Laube, J., & Murphy, S. A. (Eds.). (1985). Perspectives on disaster recovery, Norwalk, CT: Appleton-Century-Crofts, 325 pp., $26.95 (hardcover) (1986) (0)
The interaction between theory and research. 1977. (2012) (0)
Memories of Being an Editor (2003) (0)
Book Review: The Helper's Journey: Working with People Facing Grief, Loss, and Life-Threatening Illness. (1995) (0)
The aging process and ... the meaning of death. (1973) (0)
Personal Care in an Impersonal World (2020) (0)
[Lecture by Dr. Jeanne Quint Benoliel: Problems related to clinical research]. (1975) (0)
As the patient views the intensive-care unit and the coronary-care unit. (1975) (0)
A focus on cancer: development of a course on prevention and early detection. (1987) (0)
Death and bereavement---the nurse's role. (1970) (0)
Defining Dying (1981) (0)
Loss and bereavement: perspectives, theories, challenges. 1997. (1999) (0)
International work group on death, dying and bereavement checklist for international consultation in hospice care (1989) (0)
Social consequences of diabetes mellitus in adolescence. (1972) (0)
An update from Dr. Benoliel. (1992) (0)

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