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Jan 1, 1991 · Language. English. The first four years' worth of the late, great Doug Fletcher's dream child, The Journal of Nursing Jocularity, a humor magazine for nursing and the health care professions. Addeddate. 2022-09-26 19:55:26. Identifier. vol-1-4-no-1-4-JNJ-1991-1994. Identifier-ark.
Aug 20, 2008 · The Journal of Nursing Jocularity was a quarterly publication for nurses and health professionals that was written, edited, illustrated and published by nurses and health professionals. The first issue was Spring, 1991; the last issue was the Spring, 1998.
Research studies on the use of humor with both acute and chronic pain will be reported. The review of scholarly unresearched articles will include articles giving guidelines for humor use, suggested humor assessment guidelines, discussion of the nurse's role with humor use, and implementation strategies via humor carts and rooms.
- Anita Matz, Sylvia T. Brown
- 1998
Jan 1, 1995 · Topics. nurses, nursing humor, doug fletcher, journal of nursing jocularity, jocularity, nursing humor, health care. Collection. opensource. Language. English. The final issues from Doug Fletcher for The Journal of Nursing Jocularity, Volumes 5 through 8 to the Summer of 1998. Addeddate. 2022-09-26 20:10:50.
Journal of Nursing Jocularity. “Journal of Nursing Jocularity, the humor magazine for nurses and health professionals, is filled with satire, true stories and the latest research about the therapeutic use of humor. We also sell fun books, toys and tape, and sponsor CEU courses for nurse”.
Journal Of Nursing Jocularity. 3,162 likes · 1 talking about this. A dedicated group of nurses and healthcare professionals, passionate about the use of humor–for their own survival, and for their...
Dec 12, 2018 · Served as vice president and contributing editor for Journal of Nursing Jocularity; editor of the national newsletter for the AATH: Therapeutic Humor. Produced independent study project: 4 audiocassette/booklet Health Care FUN-damentals, approved for 6.2 contact hours, 1994. Co-Edited: Nursing Perspectives on Humor (Power Publications, 1995).
