Faith Community Nursing Literature Reference List Key research words: Faith Community Nursing & Parish Nursing Published research manuscripts, paper presentations, dissertations, articles and books in APA citation format. Updated 6/2016 Abbott, B. (1998). Parish nursing. Home healthcare nurse, 16(4), 265-267. Abbott, B. (2001). Thinking out of the box to improve community health: How one secular hospital is supporting parish nursing in area churches and synagogues. Home Health Care Management & Practice, 13(2), 114-118. Abell, C. H., Bragg-Underwood, T., Alexander, L., Abell, C. E., & Burd, V. (2015). Nurses’ Knowledge and Attitudes toward Implementation of Electronic Medical Records. International Journal of Faith Community Nursing, 1(3), 74. Abell, C. H., & Vickous, K. E. Y. (2016). Serving as a Peer Reviewer: Rewards and Challenges. International Journal of Faith Community Nursing, 2(3), 10. Abell, C. H. (2016). Church-based Health Education: Topics of Interest. 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A nursing based model of health ministry: Living Parse’s 4-2017 DZ theory of human becoming in parish nursing. In Ninth Annual Westberg Parish Nurse Symposium: Parish nursing: Ministering through the arts (pp. 197-212). Bunkers, S. S. (1998). Translating nursing conceptual frameworks and theory for nursing practice in the parish community. Parish nursing, 205-214. Bunkers, S. S. (1998). A nursing theory-guided model of health ministry: Human becoming in parish nursing. Nursing science quarterly, 11(1), 7-8. Burkhart, L., & Androwich, I. (2004). Measuring the domain completeness of the nursing interventions classification in parish nurse documentation. Computers Informatics Nursing, 22(2), 72-82. Burkhart, L., Konicek, D., Moorhead, S., & Androwich, I. (2005). Mapping parish nurse documentation into the Nursing Interventions Classifications: A research method. CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing, 23(4), 220-229. Burkhart, L., & Solari‐Twadell, A. (2001). 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