- CollectionARC-015 - Dr. Marian C. Turkel Collection
- SeriesBox 2 - Box 2: Articles and Published Materials
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- ItemFolder 2.24 - Article – “Case Study Research: The View From Complexity Science” by Ruth Anderson, Benjamin Crabtree, David Steele, and Ruben McDaniel Jr. With handwritten notes (author unknown). From Qualitative Health Research journal Vol. 20 No. 2
- ItemFolder 2.25 - Paper – “A Process Model for Policy Analysis: Contributions from a Study of the Lived Experience of Military Personnel After the Implementation of Managed Care,” author unknown
- ItemFolder 2.26 - Book Chapter – “Chapter 24, part 2: Applicability of Bureaucratic Caring Theory to Contemporary Nursing Practice: The Political and Economic Dimensions.” From unknown book, By Marian Turkel. Chapter by Marilyn Ray from same book attached
- ItemFolder 2.27 - Article – “A Process Model for Policy Analysis Within the Context of Political Caring” by Marian Turkel and Marilyn Ray. From International Journal of Human Caring Vol. 7 No. 3
- ItemFolder 2.28 - Article – “Relational Complexity: A Theory of the Nurse-Patient Relationship Within an Economic Context” by Marian Turkel and Marilyn Ray. 2 copies. From Nursing Science Quarterly journal Vol.13 No. 4
- ItemFolder 2.29 - Book Chapter – “Response to Chapter 9” by Marian Turkel. With handwritten post-it note attached. From book Health Care System Transformation for Nursing and Health Care Leaders; Boykin, Schoehofer, and Valentine, eds.
- ItemFolder 2.30 - Article – “Creating a Caring Practice Environment Through Self-Renewal” by Marian Turkel and Marilyn Ray. 2 copies. From Nursing Administration Quarterly journal Vol. 28 No. 4
- ItemFolder 2.31 - Article – “Relational Complexity: From Grounded Theory to Instrument Development and Theoretical Testing” by Marian Turkel and Marilyn Ray. From Nursing Science Quarterly journal Vol. 14 No. 4
- ItemFolder 2.32 - Article – “Struggling to Find a Balance: The Paradox Between Caring and Economics” by Marian Turkel. From Nursing Administration Quarterly journal Vol. 26 No. 1
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