Section I: Rural nursing theory. Rural nursing theory: past, present, and future
Rural nursing: developing the theory base
Concept analysis
Updating the rural nursing theory base
An updated literature review of the rural nursing theory
Lack of anonymity: changes for the 21st century
A program of research in rural settings
Section II: Rural nursing practice. The distinctive nature and scope of rural nursing practice: philosophical bases
Understanding the lived experiences of the rural bedside nurse
The nurse practitioner as rural healthcare provider
Telehealth in rural nursing practice
Experiences of nurses living in rural communities who commute for employment
Achieving congruence between rural nursing practice and theory: the synergy model for patient care
Assessing resilience in older frontier women
Cultural aspects of bereavement in rural settings
Beyond the symptom-action-timeline process: explicating the health-needs-action process
Section III: Healthcare delivery in rural and frontier settings. Acceptability: one component in choice of healthcare provider
Challenges and opportunities to palliative care for rural veterans
The "golden hour" in rural America
Palliative care for rural chronically ill adults
Healthcare delivery model for critical access hospitals
Tribal nations
Improving health literacy about complementary and alternative therapy among rural dwellers
Section IV: Nursing education. Development and psychometric evaluation of the rural knowledge scale
Clinical placements in rural hospitals: expanding nursing students' knowledge, skills, and attitudes toward rural healthcare
Implications for education, practice, and policy
Developing and sustaining the rural nursing workforce through collaborative educational models
Section V: Rural public health. Rural public health structure and practice and the role of the public health nurse
Substance use and abuse in rural communities
Engagement of rural residents in research: the rural participatory research model