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Leadership for Change: A Guide for the Frustrated Nurse
Authors: Sussman Dorothy L
Published: May 2007

Brooten, Dorothy A, Hayman, Laura, Naylor, Mary, Leadership for Change: A Guide for the Frustrated Nurse, 1978, J B Lippincott Co, PO Box 7758, Philadelphia, Pa 19101, 172 pp, $4.95 paperback.
Health Care Ethics—A Theological Analysis
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Ashley, Benedict, O'Rourke, Kevin, Health Care Ethics—A Theological Analysis, 1978, The Catholic Association, 1438 S Grand Blvd, St Louis, Mo 63104, 507 pp, $13.
Monitoring Fluid and Electrolytes Precisely, Nursing Skillbook
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Monitoring Fluid and Electrolytes Precisely, Nursing Skillbook, 1978, Intermed Communications, Inc, Horsham, Pa 19044, 200 pp
The Infection‐Prone Hospital Patient
Authors: Hoffman Martha
Published: May 2007

Burke, F John, Hildick‐Smith, Y Gavin, The Infection‐Prone Hospital Patient, 1978, Little, Brown & Co, 34 Beacon, St, Boston, Mass 02106, 252 pp.
Self‐Assessment of Current Knowledge in General Surgical Nursing
Authors: MacClelland Doris C
Published: May 2007

Steele, G Bonnie, Self‐Assessment of Current Knowledge in General Surgical Nursing, 1978, Medical Examination Publishing Co, 969 Stewart Ave, Garden City, NY 11530, 268 pp, $8.50 paperback.
The Treatment of Burns
Authors: Crawford Mabel
Published: May 2007

Curtis P. Artz MD, FACS, John A. Moncrief MD, FACS, The Treatment of Burns, Second Edition, 1969, WB Saunders Company, Philadelphia, London, Toronto
Manual of Surgical Therapeutics
Authors: Kane Dolores
Published: May 2007

Manual of Surgical Therapeutics, Robert E. Condon MD, Lloyd M. Nyhus MD, Department of Surgery, University of Illinois College of Medicine, 1969, Little, Brown and Company, Boston
Potions. Remedies and old Wive's Tales
Authors: Miller Joan
Published: May 2007

W.W. Bauer MD, Potions. Remedies and old Wive's Tales, 1969, Doubleday, New York
HOW TO DELEGATE EFFECTIVELY
Authors: Maddison M.E.
Published: May 2007

HOW TO DELEGATE EFFECTIVELY, Argyle Publishing Company, New York, 218 pp.
PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY, AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR
Authors: Kane Dolores
Published: May 2007

Kaluger George, Unkovic Charles, PSYCHOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY, AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO UNDERSTANDING HUMAN BEHAVIOR, 1969, C. V. Mosby Company, St. Louis, 404, price $9.50.
HANDBOOK OF RECOVERY ROOM NURSING
Authors: Horwitz Rita
Published: May 2007

HANDBOOK OF RECOVERY ROOM NURSING, Betschman, Lucille I., R.N., F.A., Davis Company, Philadelphia, 1967, 308 pages.
The Dying Patient
Authors: Savage Jacquelin
Published: May 2007

Brim, et al., The Dying Patient, 1970, Russell Sage Foundation, New York
Mathematics for Nurses
Authors: Lahde Ruth Ellen
Published: May 2007

Grace G Johnson, Mathematics for Nurses, 1981, Appleton‐Century‐Crofts, 292 Madison Ave, New York, NY 10017, 196, $10.95 paperback.
Surgical Technology Principles and Practice
Authors: Goske Pauline
Published: May 2007

Joanna Ruth Fuller, Surgical Technology Principles and Practice, 1981, Philadelphia, Pa 19105, W B Saunders Co West Washington Sq, 535, $29.50.
The Impact of Changing Resources on Health Policy
Authors: Jordan Clifford H
Published: May 2007

American Academy of Nursing, The Impact of Changing Resources on Health Policy, 1981, 2420 Pershing Rd, Kansas City, Mo 64108, American Nurses' Association, 87
The Practice of Continuing Education in Nursing
Authors: Walker Marcus L
Published: May 2007

The Practice of Continuing Education in Nursing. Signe Skott Cooper. Aspen Systems Corp, 1600 Research Bivd, Rockville, Md 20850, 1983, 340 pp, $31.50 paperback.
“The Physician's Hand:” Work Culture and Conflict in American Nursing
Authors: Gore Ellen
Published: May 2007

“The Physician's Hand:” Work Culture and Conflict in American Nursing. Barbara Melosh. Temple University Press, Philadelphia, Pa 19122, 1982, 260 pp, $9.95 paperback.
Instrumentation for the Operating Room: A Photographic Manual
Authors: Moore Shirley
Published: May 2007

Instrumentation for the Operating Room: A Photographic Manual, 2nd ed. Shirley M Brooks. C V Mosby, 11830 Westline Industrial St, St Louis, Mo 63141, 1983, $22.50.
The Patient in Surgery: A Guide for Nurses
Authors: Sullins Mary Lou
Published: May 2007

George D LeMaitre, Janet A Finnegan, The Patient in Surgery: A Guide for Nurses, 4, 1980, W B Saunders Co, W Washington Sq, Philadelphia, Pa 19104, 523 pp, $12.95 paperback
Core Curriculum of Orthopedic Nursing
Authors: Nye Pamela
Published: May 2007

Clara A Donahoo, Linda Spickler, Core Curriculum of Orthopedic Nursing, 1980, The Orthopedic Nurses' Association, Inc, Atlanta, Ga, 277 pp
Neurosurgery and the Clinical Team: A Guide for Nurses, Technicians, and Students
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Gerald R Litel, Patricia E Mahoney, Joyce Keen, Neurosurgery and the Clinical Team: A Guide for Nurses, Technicians, and Students, 1980, Springer Publishing Co, 175 5th Ave, New York, NY 10010, 296 pp $23.95
Nursing Process: Application of Theories, Frame‐works, and Models
Authors: Stone Roger
Published: May 2007

Janet W Griffith, Paula J Christensen, Nursing Process: Application of Theories, Frame‐works, and Models, 1982, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, MO 63141, 301 pp, $12.95 paperback
Emergency Care Assessment and Intervention
Authors: Weldy Marylou
Published: May 2007

Carmen Germaine Warner, Emergency Care Assessment and Intervention, 3rd, 1983, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, MO 63141, 693 pp, $24.95
Anesthetic Gas Exposure: Protecting The Or Environment
Authors: Brown Donald G. , Wetterstroem Nanette , Finch Jay
Published: May 2007

A trace gas study was conducted at The University of Michigan Hospitals to assess levels of anesthetic gas in the OR environement. Samples were collected at various sites associated with anesthesia equipment in 18 operating rooms and three treatment rooms where general anesthesia was used routinely. Waste anesthetic gas levels were found to vary widely and, depending upon anesthesiologists' work practices and equipment design, significant personnel exposures were documented. Although standard turbulent air flow, nonrecirculating systems are used in most ORs, areas of high gas concentration were identified. Such locations included the area between the gas machine and adjacent wall, and along the perimeter of the patient drapes. Gas concentrations were influenced by such variables as the distance from the anesthesia equipment to the exhaust grilles, and personnel movement.

Anesthetizing techniques and work practices are the major contributors to waste anesthesia levels in the OR environement.
Staffing for DRGs: A Unit‐Specific Approach for Nurse Managers; A Management Guide
Authors: Walker Marcus L.
Published: May 2007

Elaine Deines, Staffing for DRGs: A Unit‐Specific Approach for Nurse Managers; A Management Guide, 1983, W L Ganong Co, Healthcare Management Consultants, PO Box 2727, Chapel Hill, NC 27514, 130, $15.95 paperback.
Also Available—Management for Nurses: A Multidisciplinary Approach
Authors: Patterson Marla
Published: May 2007

Sandra Stone, et al., Also Available—Management for Nurses: A Multidisciplinary Approach, 3rd ed., 1984, C.V. Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Dr, St Louis, MO 63146, 303, $16.95 paperback.
Contemporary Staffing Techniques in Nursing
Authors: Kincaid Sherry
Published: May 2007

Lorraine P. Fraser, Contemporary Staffing Techniques in Nursing, 1984, Appleton‐Century‐Crofts, 25 Van Zant St, East Norwalk, CT 16855, 162, $14 paperback.
The Effective Nurse: Leader and Manager
Authors: Hoffman Martha
Published: May 2007

Laura Mae Douglass, The Effective Nurse: Leader and Manager, 2nd ed., 1984, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, MO 63146, 283, $14.95 paperback.
Fundamentals of Nursing
Authors: Stanford Patricia M.
Published: May 2007

Zornow Wolff, J. Zsohar, Fundamentals of Nursing, 7th ed, 1983, B. Lippincott Co, East Washington Square, Philadelphia, 19105, 794, $27.50.
Intraoperative Molar Pregnancy Crisis
Authors: ROBINSON BARBARA J. HEMSLEY
Published: May 2007

ABSTRRACT

Molar pregnancy is a gestation in which the ovum is transformed into a fleshy tumor mass or mole. Of all gynecologic tumors, it is one of the most feared. It is characterized by first trimester bleeding, hyperemesis, and toxemia and can be diagnosed using pelvic ultrasound. Suction curettage is the treatment of choice for molar pregnancy when a patient desires to have more children; however, hysterectomy may be necessary. Abdominal hysterectomy reduces the risk of malignant sequelae. Complications associated with molar pregnancy usually are a result of suction curettage and include pulmonary insufficiency syndrome, choriocarcinoma, hyperthyroidism, theca lutein cysts, and disseminated intravascular coagulation. The perioperative nurse can be instrumental in assessing, planning, organizing, and directing intervention for potential complications associated with the management of a molar pregnancy crisis. The perioperative nurse is encouraged to review all aspects of molar pregnancy to understand the ramifications of the surgical procedures. AORN J 60 (August 1994) 193–201.
Perioperative Care of the Pregnant Surgical Patient
Authors: KENDRICK JO M. , POWERS PALLAS HAMMOND
Published: May 2007

Successful perioperative management of the pregnant surgical patient requires a multidisciplinary nursing approach to decrease perinatal morbidity and mortality. A comprehensive perioperative patient care plan and coordination with obstetric and neonatal team members enhance the surgical outcome for both the mother and her child. AORN J 60 (August 1994) 205–216.
Psychosocial Needs of Women During Miscarriage or Ectopic Pregnancy
Authors: WHEELER SARA RICH
Published: May 2007

The woman who experiences a miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy may express her grief with many different responses. Perioperative nurses can enable the woman and her family members to adequately grieve the loss of pregnancy and the baby by using sensitive communication, theapeutic listening, and empathy skills and by coordinating follow up. AORN J 60 (August 1994) 221–231.
A NEW APPROACH TO ASSESSMENT AND DOCUMENTATION OF CONSCIOUS SEDATION DURING ENDOSCOPIC EXAMINATIONS
Authors: WATSON DONNA S.
Published: May 2007

A NEW APPROACH TO ASSESSMENT AND DOCUMENTATION OF CONSCIOUS SEDATION DURING ENDOSCOPIC EXAMINATIONS B. A. Clark Gastroenterology Nursing Vol 16 (April 1994) 199–203
THE BEST OF NURSING HUMOR: A COLLECTION OF ARTICLES, ESSAYS, AND POETRY PUBLISHED IN THE NURSING LITERATURE
Authors: SCHILD SOPHIA M.
Published: May 2007

THE BEST OF NURSING HUMOR: A COLLECTION OF ARTICLES, ESSAYS, AND POETRY PUBLISHED IN THE NURSING LITERATURE Colleen Kenefick Amy Y. Young 1993, 167 pp $25 hardcover
AMBULATORY SURGICAL NURSING
Authors: SCHROCK SUZY
Published: May 2007

AMBULATORY SURGICAL NURSING By Nancy Burden 1993, 742 pp $60 hardcover
EFFECTIVE PHRASES FOR PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS: A GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL EVALUATIONS
Authors: LYON KAREN C.
Published: May 2007

EFFECTIVE PHRASES FOR PERFORMANCE APPRAISALS: A GUIDE TO SUCCESSFUL EVALUATIONS, seventh ed, James E. Neal, Jr 1994, 176 pp $8.95 spiralbound
The Professional Nurse: Issues and Actions
Authors: Markey Bernadine
Published: May 2007

By Ann Boyle Grant 1994, 470 pp $23.95 paperback
Strategies for Effective Teaching—A Basis for Creativity
Authors: MacClelland Doris
Published: May 2007

National League for Nursing Department of Diploma Programs Pub No 16–1538. National League for Nursing, 10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10019, 1974, 195 pp.
Medical Instrumentation for Health Care
Authors: Propst Janett
Published: May 2007

Leslie Cromwell, et al., Medical Instrumentation for Health Care, 1976, Prentice‐Hall, Inc, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, 418, $18.95.
Human Development
Authors: Persson June C
Published: May 2007

Grace J. Craig, Human Development, 1976, Prentice‐Hall, Inc, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, 498
Nursing Management of Diabetes Mellitus
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Diana W Guthrie, Richard A Guthrie, Nursing Management of Diabetes Mellitus, 1977, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, Mo 63141, 272, $8.35.
Nurse Client Interaction: Implementing the Nursing Process
Authors: Dominick Barbara
Published: May 2007

Sandra Sundeen, Gail Stuart, Elizabeth Rankin, Sylvia Cohen, Nurse Client Interaction: Implementing the Nursing Process, 1976, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, Mo 63141, 200, $7.50 paperback.
IIIustrated Guide to Orthopedic Nursing
Authors: Kroner Judith A
Published: May 2007

Jane Farrell, IIIustrated Guide to Orthopedic Nursing, 1977, J B Lippincott Co, PO Box 7758, Philadelphia, Pa 19101, 242, $9.90 paperback.
Nursing Care in Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders
Authors: Shipley Susan B
Published: May 2007

William H Saunders, William H Havener, Carol Fair Keith, Gail Havener, Nursing Care in Eye, Ear, Nose, and Throat Disorders, 4th ed., 1979, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, Mo 63141, 520, $16.95.
Instruments for Use in Nursing Education Research
Authors: Shipley Susan B
Published: May 2007

Mary Jane Ward, Mark E Fetler, Instruments for Use in Nursing Education Research, 1979, Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, PO Drawer P, Boulder, Colo 80302
Fundamentals of Operating Room Nursing
Authors: MacClelland Doris C
Published: May 2007

Shirley M Brooks, Fundamentals of Operating Room Nursing, 2nd ed., 1979, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, Mo 63141, 198, $9.95 paperback.
The Recovery Room
Authors: MacClelland Doris C
Published: May 2007

Cecil B Drain, Susan B Shipley, The Recovery Room, 1979, W B Saunders Co, West Washington Square, Philadelphia, Pa 19105, 608, $16.95.
Alcoholism and Health
Authors: Shaw Linda M
Published: May 2007

Sharon V Davidson, Alcoholism and Health, 1980, Aspen Systems Corp, 20010 Century Blvd, Germantown, Md 20767, 200
Ethics and Law in Nursing: Professional Perspectives
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Kathleen M. Fenner, Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1980, C V Mosby Co, 135 W 50th St, New York, NY 10020, 210, $19.95 clothbound.
Communication in Nursing Practice
Authors: Collins Marjorie A
Published: May 2007

Barba Jean Edwards, John K Brilhart, Communication in Nursing Practice, 1981, C V Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, Mo 63141, 245 pp, $9.95 paperback.
Nursing Management Tools
Authors: White Linda
Published: May 2007

Roey Kirk, Nursing Management Tools, 1981, Little, Brown and Co, 34 Beacon St, Boston, Mass 02106, 182 pp.
Nonverbal Communication With Patients
Authors: Collins Marjorie A
Published: May 2007

Marion Nesbitt Blondis, Barbara E Jackson, Nonverbal Communication With Patients, 2nd ed., 1982, John Wiley & Sons, 605 Third Ave, New York, NY 10016, 260 pp, $11.95 paperback.
Seeing Theatre Nursing
Authors: Tamblyn Judith L
Published: May 2007

FT Graves, Seeing Theatre Nursing, 1982, William Heinemann Medical Books Ltd, London, 247 pp.
Hazardous to your Health
Authors: Kohnke Mary Ann
Published: May 2007

MH Edwards, Hazardous to your Health, 1972, Arlington House, New Rochelle NY, 307, $9.95.
Nursing Care Plans
Authors: Minckley Barbara B
Published: May 2007

Division of Nursing of the American Hospital Assn and the Hospital Assn and the Hospital Continuing Education Project. Chicago: American Hospital Assn, 1969.
Blakiston's Pocket Medical Dictionary
Authors: Wolk Helen
Published: May 2007

Blakiston's Pocket Medical Dictionary, 1973, McGraw‐Hill, New York, 964
The Nursing Audit: Profile for Excellence
Authors: Ruppert Della
Published: May 2007

C. Phaneuf, Marie, The Nursing Audit: Profile for Excellence, 1972, Appleton‐Century‐Crofts, New York, 130, $5.95.
The SREB Project in Nursing Education
Authors: Gaffrey Elizabeth A
Published: May 2007

C. Belcher, Helen, The SREB Project in Nursing Education 1967–1972, 1972, Ga: Southern Regional Education Board, Atlanta, 127
Guide to Patient Evaluation–History Taking, Physical Examination, and the Problem‐Oriented Method
Authors: Giles Opal Lynn
Published: May 2007

Jacques L Sherman Jr., Sylvia Kleiman Fields, Guide to Patient Evaluation–History Taking, Physical Examination, and the Problem‐Oriented Method, 1974, Medical Examination Publishing Co, 65–36 Fresh Meadow Ln, Flushing, NY 11365, 255, $10 paperback.
Faculty‐Curriculum Development Part IV: Unifying the Curriculum—The Integrated Approach
Authors: Giles Opal Lynn
Published: May 2007

Torres Gertrude, Eleanor A. Lynch, Faculty‐Curriculum Development Part IV: Unifying the Curriculum—The Integrated Approach, 1974, National League for Nursing, 10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10019, 45, $3.25 paperback.
Clinical Nursing: Pathophysiological Approaches
Authors: Wells Helen
Published: May 2007

Irene L Beland, Joyce Y. Passos, Clinical Nursing: Pathophysiological Approaches, 3rd ed., 1975, Macmillan Co, 866 Third Ave, New York, NY 10022, 439, $15.95
The Central Service Technician at Work
Authors: Ryan Peggy
Published: May 2007

Marie Jorow, The Central Service Technician at Work, 1975, Springer Publishing Co, 200 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10003, 204
There is a Cure for the Common Cold
Authors: Ruttman Kay
Published: May 2007

E Regnier MD, There is a Cure for the Common Cold, 1971, Parker Publishing Co, West Nyack, NY, 187, $6.95.
Management and Organizational Development
Authors: Ruppert Della
Published: May 2007

C Argyris, Management and Organizational Development, 1971, Mc‐Graw‐Hill, New York, 211, $8.95.
Ambulatory Surgery: Developing and Managing Successful Programs
Authors: Scott Edna W.
Published: May 2007

Linda Burns, Ambulatory Surgery: Developing and Managing Successful Programs, 1984, Aspen Systems Corporation, 1600 Research Blvd, Rockville, MD 20850, 316, $29.50.
Operating Theatre Nursing.
Authors: Fitzwater Janet
Published: May 2007

Mary C. Warren, Operating Theatre Nursing, 1983, Harper and Row Ltd, 28 Tavistock Rd, London WC2E 7PN, 157
Perioperative Care of the Pediatric Trauma Patient
Authors: Davis Janice L. , Klein Ruth Weinstein
Published: May 2007

Children have specific emotional and physiological needs that are intensified when they sustain injuries that require surgery. Care of pediatric trauma patients includes the physiological considerations of airway management, hemodynamic stability, hypothermia, and physical size. Psychological considerations include enhancing coping skills, caring for children according to their developmental levels, and caring for family members. The perioperative nurse must be familiar with these pediatric trauma nursing principles to effectively meet the needs of children and their family members during times of trauma crisis. AORN J 60 (Oct 1994) 561–570.
PRETERM INFANTS IN PAIN
Authors: GIRARD NANCY
Published: May 2007

PRETERM INFANTS IN PAIN M. J. Dick Clinical Nursing Research Vol 2 (May 1993) 176–187
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON AIDS
Authors: ALLEN GEORGE
Published: May 2007

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON AIDS, second ed By Lyn Frumkin, John Leonard 1994, 208 pp $6.99 paperback
COMMUNICATIONS IN NURSING: COMMUNICATING ASSERTIVELY AND RESPONSIBLY IN NURSING
Authors: TAYLOR KELLY M.
Published: May 2007

COMMUNICATIONS IN NURSING: COMMUNICATING ASSERTIVELY AND RESPONSIBLY IN NURSING, second ed By Susan Smith 1992, 360 pp $25.95 paperback
Celebrating 40 Years of Progress in Perioperative Nursing Techniques
Authors: Dunscombe Althea , Riall Charles T.
Published: May 2007

Perioperative nurses have seen innumerable changes in their practices. During the past 40 years, new surgical and nursing techniques, new technology, and increased knowledge have resulted in improved care of the surgical patient. Much can be learned by reviewing the progress made by perioperative nurses during the past four decades. AORN J 60 (Nov 1994) 742–752.
Latex Sensitivity Among Perioperative Nurses
Authors: Zaza Stephanie , Reeder Jean M. , Charles Luenda E. , Jarvis William R.
Published: May 2007

To estimate the prevalence, risk factors, and clinical spectrum of adverse reactions to natural rubber latex‐containing products among a national sample of perioperative nurses, the investigators administered a self‐reporting questionnaire to a convenience sample of 2,200 members of the Association of Operating Room Nurses, Inc. Of the 1,738 nurses who responded, 369 (21 %) reported latex reactions. Multivariate analysis identified a history of allergies to cosmetic powders, other allergies, chronic illnesses, and regular use of latex gloves as independent risk factors for reactions to latex‐containing products. localized reactions, such as contact dermatitis, were the reactions reported most commonly, although severe systemic reactions also were described. AORN J 60 (Nov 1994) 806–81 2.
The Physician's Assistant Today and Tomorrow
Authors: Bader Kathleen P
Published: May 2007

AM Sadler Jr, BL Sadler, AA Bliss, The Physician's Assistant Today and Tomorrow, 1972, Yale University Press, New Haven, Conn, 256, $3.95 (paperback).
Your Brain and Nerves
Authors: Minckley Barbara
Published: May 2007

J Lawrence Pool, Your Brain and Nerves, 1973, Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, 211, $7.95.
The Challenge of Nursing: A Book of Readings
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Margaret Auld, Linda Birum, The Challenge of Nursing: A Book of Readings, 1973, C V Mosby Co, St Louis, 247, $4.95.
Is Acupuncture for You?
Authors: Ashton Marilyn
Published: May 2007

JR Worsley, Is Acupuncture for You?, 1973, Harper & Row, New York, 80, $4.95.
Effective Approaches to Patients' Behavior
Authors: Gaffrey Elizabeth A
Published: May 2007

Gladys B Lipkin, Roberta G Cohen, Effective Approaches to Patients' Behavior, 1973, Springer Publishing Co, Inc, New York, 198, $4.95.
Arithmetic for Nurses: Programmed for Class Use and Home Study
Authors: Wolk Helen
Published: May 2007

Marilyn G Ferster, Arithmetic for Nurses: Programmed for Class Use and Home Study, 2nd ed., 1973, Springer Publishing Co, Inc, New York, 120, $4.50.
Orthopedic Nursing
Authors: Minckley Barbara B
Published: May 2007

Carroll B Larson, Gould Marjorie, Orthopedic Nursing, 1974, C V Mosby Co, St Louis, 487, $11.50 clothbound.
Selected Medical Disabilities: A Programmed Text for Allied Health Service Trainees
Authors: Minckley Barbara B
Published: May 2007

LV McDaniel, Selected Medical Disabilities: A Programmed Text for Allied Health Service Trainees, 1973, Charles B Slack, Inc, Thorofare, NJ, 113, $6.45 for text and summary.
Plastic Surgery
Authors: Wolk Helen
Published: May 2007

William C Grabb, James W Smith, Plastic Surgery, 1973, Little Brown & Co, Boston, 1104, $20 clothbound, $15 paperback.
Patient Care in Renal Failure
Authors: Piearson Marvel
Published: May 2007

Joan Delong Harrington, Etta Rae Brener, Patient Care in Renal Failure, 1973, W B Sounders Co, Philadelphia, 277, $9.
Math for Meds—A Programmed Text
Authors: Gaffrey Elizabeth A
Published: May 2007

Anna M Curren, Math for Meds—A Programmed Text, 1973, Wallour Inc, Seal Beach, Calif, 52, $3.50 paperback.
Communication in Nursing
Authors: Gaffrey Elizabeth A
Published: May 2007

Thora Kron, Communication in Nursing, ed 2, 1972, W B Saunders Co, Philadelphia, 299, $4 paperback.
Electrocardiography and Related Coronary Care: A Complete Manual for the Nurse
Authors: Hadley Fannie
Published: May 2007

Electrocardiography and Related Coronary Care: A Complete Manual for the Nurse. Schulze, Victor E. Garden Grove, Calif: Trainex Press, 1974, 248 pp, $9.95.
Financial know‐how for nurses makes the transition from useful to essential: Administrative Theory and Practices: Issues in Higher Education
Authors: Walker Marcus
Published: May 2007

Mary E Conway, Olga Andruskiw, Administrative Theory and Practices: Issues in Higher Education, 1983, Appleton‐Century‐Crofts, 25 Van Zant St, East Norwalk, Conn 06855, 409
Financial know‐how for nurses makes the transition from useful to essential: Nurses Under Stress
Authors: Hoffman Martha
Published: May 2007

Sharon F Jacobson, H Marie McGrath, Nurses Under Stress, 1983, John Wiley & Sons, Inc, 605 Third Ave, New York, NY 10158, 326, $14.95 paperback.
Two books scrutinize the genesis of modem surgical techniques and philosophies: Surgery in America
Authors: C EDWARDS MARY JANE
Published: May 2007

A Scott Earle, Surgery in America, 2nd ed., 1983, Praeger Publications, 521 Fifth Ave, New York, NY 10175, 408, $49.95.
Idea of generally applicable policy and procedure manual is commendable: Hospital Operating Room Policy and Procedure Manual
Authors: Davis Janice L.
Published: May 2007

Gary Lee Stanley, Hospital Operating Room Policy and Procedure Manual, 1982, Hospital & Physician Consulting Service, Inc, Marion, Ill, 666, $89.95.
Idea of generally applicable policy and procedure manual is commendable: Also Available—A Guide for the Preparation of an Operating Room Policy Manual
Authors: Patterson Marla
Published: May 2007

Also Available—A Guide for the Preparation of an Operating Room Policy Manual, 1983, Ontario Hospital Association, Ontario, Canada, 22
Idea of generally applicable policy and procedure manual is commendable: The American Medical Association Family Guide
Authors: Stone Roger A.
Published: May 2007

Jeffrey Kunz, The American Medical Association Family Guide, 1982, Random House, New York, NY 10022, 831, $29.95.
Idea of generally applicable policy and procedure manual is commendable: Conceptual Models of Nurnsing
Authors: Gore Ellen
Published: May 2007

Joyce J Fitzpatrick, Ann L Whull, Conceptual Models of Nurnsing, 1983, Robert J Brady Co, Bowie, MD 20715, 306, $15.95 paperback.
Nursing practice and research based on theories of care
Authors: Philbrick Mark S.
Published: May 2007

Madeleine Leininger, Care: The Essence of Nursing and Health, 1984, Slack, Inc, 6900 Grove Rd, Thorofare, NJ 8086, 2660, $19.50 clothbound.
The Process of Patient Education
Authors: Latz Paula Anne
Published: May 2007

Barbara Klug Redman, The Process of Patient Education, 5th ed, 1984, C. V. Mosby, St Louis, MO 63141, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, 315, $16.95 paperback
Strategic Career Planning and Development for Nurses
Authors: Alverson Elise M.
Published: May 2007

C. Russell, W. Philip, Strategic Career Planning and Development for Nurses, 1st ed, 1984, Swansburg, Aspen Systems Corp, 1600 Research Blvd, Rockville, MD 20850, 355, $31.95 clothbound.
Also Available—Interpersonal Communication in Nursing
Authors: Brannan Patricia
Published: May 2007

B.W. Duldt, K. Giffin, B. Patton, Interpersonal Communication in Nursing, 1984, F A Davis Co, 1915 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, 285, $12.95 paperback.
Principles and Practices of Psychiatric Nursing
Authors: Hennessy Juliette
Published: May 2007

Gail W. Stuart, L Sandra, Principles and Practices of Psychiatric Nursing, 2nd ed., 1983, Sundeen. C. V. Mosby Co, 11830 Westline Industrial Dr, St Louis, MO 63146, 1,024, $27.95 clothbound.
Infectious Diseases: A Modern Treatise of Infectious Processes
Authors: Cyr Joan
Published: May 2007

Paul D. Hoeprich, Infectious Diseases: A Modern Treatise of Infectious Processes, 3rd ed., 1983, Harper & Row Publishers, East Washington Square, Philadelphia, PA 19105, 1,464, $75 clothbound.
A Guide to Self‐Management Strategies for Nurses
Authors: Pierce Vickie
Published: May 2007

Ruth Dailey Knowles, A Guide to Self‐Management Strategies for Nurses, 1984, Springer Publishing Co, Inc, 200 Park Ave S, New York, NY 10033, 160, $13.95 paperback
Preceptorships in Nursing Staff Development.
Authors: Latz Paula Anne
Published: May 2007

Kathryn L. Morrow, Preceptorships in Nursing Staff Development, 1984, Aspen Systems Corp, 1600 Research Blvd, Rockville, MD 20850, 288, $34.50 clothbound.
How to Plan and Establish a Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Center.
Authors: Koch Fran
Published: May 2007

Maher Abadir, How to Plan and Establish a Freestanding Ambulatory Surgery Center, 1984, Published by author: write Riverbank Printing Co, PO Box 855, Riverbank, CA 95367, 146, $99.95 clothbound
Annual Review of Nursing Research.
Authors: Alverson Elise
Published: May 2007

Harriet H. Werley, Joyce J. Fitzpatrick, Annual Review of Nursing Research, 1983, Springer Publishing Co, 200 Park Ave S New York, NY 10003, 238, $27 clothbound
Psychological Aspects of the Care of Hospitalized Patients
Authors: Cyr Joan
Published: May 2007

Lisa Robinson, Psychological Aspects of the Care of Hospitalized Patients, 4th ed., 1984, F A Davis Co, 1915 Arch St, Philadelphia, PA 19103, 152, $7.95 paperback
High Risk Perinatal Care.
Authors: Scott Edna W.
Published: May 2007

Katherine Vestal, Carole A.M. McKenzie, High Risk Perinatal Care, 1983, W.B. Saunders Co, West Washington Square, Philadelphia, PA 19105, 668, $24.95 paperback
Managing Stress: A Guide for Health Professionals.
Authors: Hoffman Martha
Published: May 2007

Rita E. Numerof, Managing Stress: A Guide for Health Professionals, 1983, Aspen Systems Corp, 1600 Research Blvd, Rockville, MD 20850, 350, $29.95 clothbound
Disinfection, Sterilization, and Preservation
Authors: Koch Fran
Published: May 2007

Seymoor S. Block, Disinfection, Sterilization, and Preservation, 3rd ed., 1983, Lea & Febiger, 600 Washington Square, Philadelphia, PA 19106, 1,053, $44.95 clothbound
Neurological and neurosurgical nursing
Authors: Kane Dolores
Published: May 2007

Carini Esta, Ownes Guy, Neurological and neurosurgical nursing, 5th ed., 1970, C. V. Mosby Co., St. Louis, 386, $9.85.
Lone woman: Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman doctor
Authors: Crawford Mabel L.
Published: May 2007

Wilson (Clarke) Dorothy, Lone woman: Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman doctor, 1970, Little, Brown & Co., Boston:, 500, $8.95.
Disaster handbook
Authors: Kane Sr.
Published: May 2007

Disaster handbook, 2nd ed, Carb, Soloman, MD, FACP and Eng, Evelyn, RN MA: New York: Springer Publishing Co., Inc., 1969, 295 pp, $6.75 (clothbound) or $4.50 (paperbound).
Chest tubes and chest bottles
Authors: Edwards Barba J.
Published: May 2007

Chest tubes and chest bottles, Von Hippel, Arndt, MD: Springfield, Ill: Charles C. Thomas, Publishers 1969, 96 pp, $7.
Behavioral concepts and nursing intervention
Authors: Frias Janine
Published: May 2007

Behavioral concepts and nursing intervention, Carlson, Carolyn E., RN, MS (ed.): Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Co., 1970, 341 pp, $7.50 (clothbound) or $5.25 (paperbound).
The Peter principle
Authors: Crawford Mabel L.
Published: May 2007

Peter Laurence J., Hull Raymond, The Peter principle, 1969, William Morrow & Co. Publishers, New York, 169, Bantom ed, 1970, $1.25 (paperbound).
Psychological Aspects of the Care of Hospitalized Patients
Authors: Propst Janett
Published: May 2007

Eloise Worley, Psychological Aspects of the Care of Hospitalized Patients, 3th ed., 1976, F A Davis Company, 1915 Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa 19103, 1976, 175, $6.50 paperback.
The Fitness Myth–A New Approach to Exercise
Authors: Kane Sister
Published: May 2007

Fern Lebo, The Fitness Myth–A New Approach to Exercise, 1974, Lester and Arpen, Ltd, Toronto, Can., $1.95 paperback.
Pathways to Quality Care
Authors: Hoffman Martha
Published: May 2007

National League for Nursing, Pathways to Quality Care, 1976, National League for Nursing, 10 Columbus Cir, New York, NY 10019, 40, $3.95 paperback.
The Nurse's Guide to Writing for Publication
Authors: Collins Marjorie A
Published: May 2007

The Nurse's Guide to Writing for Publication. Susan Kooperstein Mirin. Nursing Resources, 12 Lakeside Park, 607 N Ave, Wakefield, Mass 01880, 1981, 209 pp, paperback.
Problems in Genral Surgery
Authors: GLENN GEORGIA R
Published: May 2007

Jack Pickleman, The philosophy of perioperative nursing establishes a direction for action; Problems in Genral Surgery, 1982, Plenum Medical Book Co, 233 Spring St, New York, NY 10013, 341, $39.50.
Open Heart Surgery: A Second Chance
Authors: OWEN CHARLOTTE
Published: May 2007

Nyles V Reinfeld, Open Heart Surgery: A Second Chance, 1983, Prentice‐Hall, Inc, Englewood Cliffs, NJ 07632, 183, $14 clothbound, $6.95 paperback.
The Idea of Health: Implications for the Nursing Professional
Authors: COLLINS MARJORIE A
Published: May 2007

Judith A Smith, The Idea of Health Implications for the Nursing Professional., 1983, Teacher's College Press, 1234, Amsterdam Ave, New York, NY 10027, 125, $12.50 paperback.
Critical Care Nursing
Authors: FRIEDMAN FLORENCE
Published: May 2007

Billie C Meador, Critical Care Nursing Review and Self‐test, 1983, Medical Economics Co, Oradell, NJ 07649, 1983, 309, $16.95 paperback.
Mutual Goal Setting in Patient Care: A Conduct & Utilization of Research in Nursing Project. Michigan Nurses Association
Authors: KANE SISTER
Published: May 2007

Jo Anne Horsley RN, Mutual Goal Setting in Patient Care: A Conduct & Utilization of Research in Nursing Project. Michigan Nurses Association, 1982, Grune & Stratton, Inc, 111 Fifth Ave, New York, NY, 92, $14.50.
Io's nonlinear MHD‐wave field in the heterogeneous Jovian magnetosphere
Authors: Jacobsen S. , Neubauer F. M. , Saur J. , Schilling N.
Published: May 2007

Io's relative motion in the plasma torus strongly perturbs the incident magnetoplasma. The waves generated by Io then propagate through the dense plasma torus, the low‐density magnetospheric plasma and finally reach the Jovian ionosphere producing the well‐known Io footprint. Direct spacecraft observations by the Voyager and Galileo spacecraft demonstrated that Io's interaction is nearly fully saturated, i.e. the plasma flow close to Io is nearly brought to a halt in conjunction with a strong magnetic field perturbation. Here we use a nonlinear, three‐dimensional, time‐dependent MHD model to examine how the Io‐generated waves propagate, are partly reflected at plasma density gradients, and nonlinearly interact. In this work, we concentrate on the basic properties of the wave propagation based on a simplified magnetic field geometry. Despite the idealization, structural features such as the shape and morphology of the Io footprint and its wake can be qualitatively compared to measured data. We show that a strong and saturated interaction fundamentally modifies Io's wave field from the linear wave morphology picture traditionally studied. In particular, we find that due to the strong and thus nonlinear interaction the standard law of reflection completely breaks down. Io's Alfvén waves are reflected in Jupiter's ionosphere nearly anti‐parallel to the incident wave. We also notice overlapping and blending together of the multiply reflected Alfvén wings with increasing strength of Io's interaction. This could be a possible explanation for the disappearance of multiple footprints when Io moves to the torus center.
Colored dissolved organic matter dynamics across the shelf‐basin interface in the western Arctic Ocean
Authors: Guéguen Céline , Guo Laodong , Yamamoto‐Kawai Michiyo , Tanaka Noriyuki
Published: May 2007

Spatial variations in the concentration and nature of colored dissolved organic matter (CDOM) in the western Arctic Ocean were examined by three‐dimensional excitation/emission matrix (3‐D EEM) spectroscopy. CDOM profiles showed distinctive features well correlated with hydrographic characteristics. CDOM fluorescence was particularly high at depths between 40 and 200 m (up to 3 fluorescence units (Fl.U.)) in both Chukchi Sea and Beaufort Sea transects. Penetration of the high CDOM signal, formed on the shelves, into the Canada Basin was confined to the upper halocline layer (salinity of ∼33.1). This layer had distinctive 3‐D EEM fingerprints in fluorescence spectra, showing a marked terrestrial humic signature. The presence of CDOM in the halocline layer likely resulted from two main processes: the brine rejection during sea ice formation and transport across the sediment‐water interface during early diagenesis. Despite the high primary productivity in the Chukchi shelf, CDOM contribution from in situ production seemed to have little influence on the overall CDOM distributions in the study area.
Precipitation of southwestern Canada: Wavelet, scaling, multifractal analysis, and teleconnection to climate anomalies
Authors: Gan Thian Yew , Gobena Adam Kenea , Wang Qiang
Published: May 2007

Using wavelets, statistically significant interannual and interdecadal oscillations that occurred haphazardly have been detected in southwestern (SW) Canadian seasonal precipitation anomalies. At interannual scales, station precipitation anomalies show unstable relations with large‐scale climate anomalies such as the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO), Pacific Decadal Oscillation (PDO), Pacific/North America (PNA), East Pacific (EP) and West Pacific (WP) patterns, and the Central North Pacific (CNP) index. Not all significant precipitation activities could be matched by similar activities in one or more climate anomalies considered. Inconsistent wavelet coherence and phase difference between the leading principal components (PC) of regional precipitation anomalies and climate indices as well as weak Pearson's correlations between band‐passed precipitation PCs and climate indices for the 2–3 year and 3–8 year scales provide supporting evidence for unstable precipitation climate relationships at the interannual scale. On the other hand, interdecadal precipitation variability is mainly associated with low‐frequency variability in CNP, PDO and ENSO. Composite analysis of winter precipitation shows that ENSO, PDO, PNA and WP offer better separation of positive and negative precipitation anomalies than EP and CNP. However, the effect of ENSO is found to be stronger than the others. Precipitation power spectrum plots mostly reveal two linear decay regions of different slopes separated by a breakpoint located approximately at 20 to 30 days, while empirical probability plots reveal power law behavior and hyperbolic intermittency in these data, whose correlation dimensions (D2) are between 8 and 9. Different multifractal behaviors are observed among stations because the amount of different rainfall generating mechanisms vary from station to station, as reflected by the haphazard nature of oscillations detected in most precipitation data. Although the leading PCs of winter regional precipitation show modest correlations at zero‐ to three‐season lead times with ENSO and PDO indices, the high D2 values and absence of consistent interannual precipitation activities suggest that prediction of SW Canadian seasonal precipitation by teleconnection with climate indices is likely limited. Adding other predictor fields such as sea surface temperature and/or sea level pressure may be useful.
Ensemble single column model validation in the tropical western Pacific
Authors: Hume Timothy , Jakob Christian
Published: May 2007

Single column models (SCMs) are useful tools for the evaluation of parameterizations of radiative and moist processes used in general circulation models (GCMs). SCM applications have usually been limited to regions where high‐quality observations are available to derive the necessary boundary condition or forcing data. Recently, researchers have developed techniques for deriving SCM forcing data from other data sets, such as NWP (numerical weather prediction) analyses. The uncertainties inherent in these forcing data products have an unknown and possibly significant effect on SCM runs. This paper shows how an ensemble SCM (ESCM) approach can be used to minimize the uncertainty in SCM simulations resulting from uncertainties in the forcing data. Some innovative evaluation techniques have been applied to ESCM runs at the tropical western Pacific Atmospheric Radiation Measurement (ARM) program sites at Manus Island and Nauru. These techniques, making use of traditional ensemble verification methods and objectively determined cloud regimes, are shown to be able to highlight parameterization deficiencies and provide a useful tool for testing new or improved model parameterizations.
Predictions of steady state and transient landscape morphology using sediment‐flux‐dependent river incision models
Authors: Gasparini N. M. , Whipple K. X. , Bras R. L.
Published: May 2007

Recent experimental and theoretical studies support the notion that bed load in mountain rivers can both enhance incision rates through wear and inhibit incision rates by covering the bed. These effects may play an important role in landscape evolution and, in particular, the response of river channels to tectonic or climatic perturbation. We use the channel‐hillslope integrated landscape development (CHILD) numerical model with two different bedrock incision models that include the dual role of the sediment flux to explore the transient behavior of fluvial landscapes. Both models predict that steady state channel slopes increase in landscapes with higher rock uplift rates. However, the incision models predict different transient responses to an increase in uplift rate, and the behavior of each incision model depends on both the magnitude of change in uplift rate and the local drainage area. In some cases, the transient channel behavior is indistinguishable from that predicted for transport‐limited alluvial rivers. In other cases, knickpoints form in some or all of the drainage network, as predicted by the detachment‐limited stream power model. In all cases the response in the lower parts of the network is highly dependent on the response in the upper parts of the network as well as the hillslopes. As the upper parts of the network send more sediment downstream, channel incision rates may rise or fall, and slopes in the lower parts of the channel may, in fact, decrease at times during the transient adjustment to an increase in rock uplift rate. In some cases, channel incision in the upper parts of the network ceases during the transient while the hillslopes adjust to the new uplift rate; drainage density may also change as a function of uplift rate. Our results suggest that if the sediment flux strongly controls bedrock incision rates, then (1) the transient fluvial response will take longer than predicted by the detachment‐limited stream power model, (2) changes in channel slope may be much more complex than predicted by the detachment‐limited stream power model, and (3) changes in the fluvial system will be closely tied to sediment delivery from the hillslopes. Importantly, our results outline quantitative differences in system behavior produced by competing models and provide a framework for identifying locations in natural systems where differences in channel morphology can be used to discern between competing fluvial erosion models.
Variability in the bulk composition and abundance of dissolved organic matter in the lower Mississippi and Pearl rivers
Authors: Duan Shuiwang , Bianchi Thomas S. , Shiller Alan M. , Dria Karl , Hatcher Patrick G. , Carman Kevin R.
Published: May 2007

In this study, we examined the temporal and spatial variability of dissolved organic matter (DOM) abundance and composition in the lower Mississippi and Pearl rivers and effects of human and natural influences. In particular, we looked at bulk C/N ratio, stable isotopes (δ15N and δ13C) and 13C nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometry of high molecular weight (HMW; 0.2 μm to 1 kDa) DOM. Monthly water samples were collected at one station in each river from August 2001 to 2003. Surveys of spatial variability of total dissolved organic carbon (DOC) and nitrogen (DON) were also conducted in June 2003, from 390 km downstream in the Mississippi River and from Jackson to Stennis Space Center in the Pearl River. Higher DOC (336−1170 μM), C/N ratio,% aromaticity, and more depleted δ15N (0.76−2.1‰) were observed in the Pearl than in the lower Mississippi River (223−380 μM, 4.7−11.5‰, respectively). DOC, C/N ratio, δ13C, δ15N, and % aromaticity of Pearl River HMW DOM were correlated with water discharge, which indicated a coupling between local soil inputs and regional precipitation events. Conversely, seasonal variability in the lower Mississippi River was more controlled by spatial variability of a larger integrative signal from the watershed as well as in situ DOM processing. Spatially, very little change occurred in total DOC in the downstream survey of the lower Mississippi River, compared to a decrease of 24% in the Pearl River. Differences in DOM between these two rivers were reflective of the Mississippi River having more extensive river processing of terrestrial DOM, more phytoplankton inputs, and greater anthropogenic perturbation than the Pearl River.
Variations in net ecosystem exchange of carbon dioxide in a boreal mire: Modeling mechanisms linked to water table position
Authors: Yurova Alla , Wolf Annett , Sagerfors Jörgen , Nilsson Mats
Published: May 2007

In mires, which occupy large areas of the boreal region, net ecosystem CO2 exchange (NEE) rates vary significantly over various timescales. In order to examine the effect of one of the most influencing variables, the water table depth, on NEE the general ecosystem model GUESS‐ROMUL was modified to predict mire daily CO2 exchange rates. A simulation was conducted for a lawn, the most common microtopographical feature of boreal oligotrophic minerotrophic mires. The results were validated against eddy covariance CO2 flux measurements from Degerö Stormyr, northern Sweden, obtained during the period 2001–2003. Both measurements and model simulations revealed that CO2 uptake was clearly controlled by interactions between water table depth and temperature. Maximum uptake occurred when the water table level was between 10 and 20 cm and the air temperature was above 15°C. When the water table was higher, the CO2 uptake rate was lower, owing to reduced rates of photosynthetic carbon fixation. When the water table was lower, NEE decreased owing to the increased rate of decomposition of organic matter. When the water table level was between 10 and 20 cm, the NEE was quite stable and relatively insensitive to both changes within this range and any air temperature changes above +15°C. The optimal water table level range for NEE corresponds to that characteristic of mire lawn plant communities, indicating that the annual NEE will not change dramatically if climatic conditions remain within the optimal range for the current plant community.
An automated microscale chromatographic purification of virus‐like particles as a strategy for process development
Authors: Wenger Marc D. , DePhillips Peter , Price Colleen E. , Bracewell Daniel G.
Published: May 2007

The development of fermentation processes for recombinant vaccines requires optimizing expression while maintaining high product quality. Changes to cell fermentation conditions are typically evaluated following cell disruption, with expression levels quantified by immunoassay, liquid chromatography or enzyme activity. However, assay titres do not always predict the effects that intracellular aggregation, proteolysis, post‐translational modifications and differences in relative impurity levels can have on purification yield and product purity. Furthermore, heterogeneity in the size and surface properties inherent in viral particles makes unit operations such as chromatography less predictable. In these cases, the purification procedure (or a mimic thereof) must be carried out to give accurate information on the impact of changes in fermentation conditions on purification process performance. This was demonstrated for the development of a recombinant vaccine against human papillomavirus produced in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, where the most informative feedback on fermentation variables was obtained by completing a multistep chromatographic purification to evaluate process yield and product purity. To increase the purification throughput and reduce labour, the chromatography was miniaturized 1000‐fold from the laboratory scale using microlitre volumes of adsorbent in a pipette tip and automated on a robotic workstation. The microscale purification is shown to be predictive of the laboratory‐scale purification in terms of yield and purity, while providing over a 10‐fold increase in throughput and allowing for increased monitoring of fermentation processes. In addition, by reducing the volume of cells needed for this assessment, the fermentation can be correspondingly reduced in scale and carried out in parallel for additional throughput gains.