| Thursday, 20 July 2006: 8:30 AM-10:00 AM | |||
| Well-Being: Theoretical Perspectives, Measures, and Clinical Applications | |||
| Learning Objective #1: Discuss common theoretical perspectives related to the construct of well-being. | |||
| Learning Objective #2: Identify clinical applications for the Well-Being Picture Scale (WPS). | |||
| Organizer: | Sarah Hall Gueldner, DSN, FAAN | ||
| Introducing the Well-Being Picture Scale (WPS) Sarah Hall Gueldner, DSN, FAAN, Yvonne Michel, PhD, Martha Hains Bramlett, RN, PhD, Chin-Fang Liu, MSN, Linda Johnston, PhD, Emiko Indo, PhD, Hideko Minegishi, PhD, Mayble Searcy Carlyle, MN | |||
| Well Being in Older Adults Recovering from Sudden Ortohpedic Disability Chin-Fang Liu, RN | |||
| Studies of Well Being: Relation to Meditation and Power Tae Sook Kim | |||
| Establishing the Correlation between Well-Being and Presenting Symptomatology in Persons Who Are Seriously Ill Frances R. Anderson | |||
| Use of the Well Being Picture Scale and the Child Depression index in School Age Children Susan Terwilliger, MS, PNP | |||