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Andersen, Heather A. "Wellness Strategies: Humor." ANAC's Core Curriculum for HIV'Aids Nursing. Eds. K. M. Casey, F. Cohen, and A. Hughes.
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Bellert, J. L. "Humor: A Therapeutic Approach in Oncology Nursing." Cancer Nursing 12 (1989): 65-70.

Benham, K. J. The Relationship of Leadership Style, Change, and Use of Humor in Health Care Executives Unpublished doctoral dissertation, Spokane,WA: Gonzaga University, 1993.

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Bush, Anita. "How to Read Nursing Employment Ads." Journal of Nursing
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Bush, Anita. "The Inevitable Questions." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 4.1
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Bush, L. K., C. L. Barr, G. J. McHugo, and J. T. Lanzetta. "Effects of
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Buxman, Karyn. "Emergency Stat: Nintendo Overdose." Journal of Nursing
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Buxman, Karyn. "HumoRx" Journal of Nursing Jocularity 4.1 (1994): 44-45.

Buxman, Karyn. "Humor as Folklore." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 5.2
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Buxman, Karyn, and Anne LeMoine, eds. Nursing Perspectives on Humor. Staton Island, NY: Power Publications, 1995.

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Carroll, James L. "The Relationship between Humor Appreciation and
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Carroll, James L., and Jerry L. Schmidt. "Correlation between Humorous
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Cushner, F. D., and R. J. Friedman. "Humor and the Physician." Southern
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D'Antonio, Irma J. "The Use of Humor with Children in Hospital Settings." Humor and Children's Development. Ed. Paul McGhee. NY: Haworth, 1989, 157-71.

Dale, J. Alexander, Mary A. Hudak, and Paula Wasikowski. "Effects of Dyadic Participation and Awareness of Beingg Monitored on Facial Action during Exposure to Humor." Perceptual and Motor Skills 73.3 (1991): 984-986.

Dean, R. A. "Humor and Laughter in Palliative Care." Journal of Palliative
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Derks, Peter, Lynn S. Gillikin, Debbie S. Bartolome-Rull, and Edward H.
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Ditlow, Florence. "The Missing Element in Health Care: Humor as a Form of Creativity." Journal of Holistic Nursing. 11.1 (March, 1993): 66-79.

Donnelly, Pauline. "Climbing to the Top." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 3.2
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Donnelly, Pauline. "How to Be a Crack-er Nurse." Journal of Nursing
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Dossey, Larry. "`How You Are Fit to Live': Humor and Health." Alternative Therapies 2.5 (1996): 8-100.

Duffy, John. From Humors to Medical Science: A History of American
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Dugan, Daniel O. "Laughter and Tears: Best Medicine for Stress." Nursing Forum 24.1 (1989): 18-26.

Dundes, Alan. "At Ease Disease--AIDS Jokes as Sick Hu-mor." Amer-ican Behavioral Scientist January/Feb-ruary, 1987: 72-81.

Durham, Chuck. Humor, Hypnosis and Health Quarterly 2.1-4 (1988), 3.1-4
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Edson, Carol. "Which Way to the Hospital?" Journal of Nursing Jocularity
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Ekman, P., R. J. Davidson, and D. Salais. "Duchenne Smile: Emotional
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Erdman, Lynn. "Laughter Therapy for Patients with Cancer." Journal of
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Felson, B. "Humor and Medicine." Semin Roentgen 22.3 (1987): 141-43.

Ferguson, Stephanie, and Joseph Campinha-Pacote. "Humor in Nursing."
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Fishbein, Morris. Tonics and Sedatives. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott,
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Francis, Betty. "Laughing Sprites" Journal of Nursing Jocularity 2.4
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Francis, Betty. "Silly Superior-ISMS" Journal of Nursing Jocularity 3.2
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Frankl, V.E., Man's Search for Meaning, Beacon Press, Boston, 1959.

Fry, William F. "The Biology of Humor." HUMOR: International Journal of
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Fry, William F. "Humor and the Cardiovascular System." The Study of Humor: Proceedings of the 2nd International Humor Conference. Eds. H. Mindess and J. Turek. Los Angeles: Antioch College, 1979, 56-61.

Fry, William F. "Humor, Physiology, and the Aging Process." Humor and
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Fry, William F. "Laughter and Health." Encyclopaedia Britannica Medical and Health Annual (1984): 259-262.

Fry, William F. "Laughter: Is It the Best Medicine?" Stanford M.D. 10
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Fry, William F. "Mirth and Oxygen Saturation of Peripheral Blood."
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Fry, William F. "The Physiologic Effects of Humor, Mirth, and Laughter."
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Fry, William F. "Prince Hamlet and Professor Koch." Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 40.3 (1997), 419-425.

Fry, William F. "The Respiratory Components of Mirthful Laughter." The
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Fry, William F., and William M. Savin. "Mirthful Laughter and Blood
Pressure." HUMOR: International Journal of Humor Research 1.1 (1988): 49-62.

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Gallo, Nick. "Lighten Up: Laugh Your Way to Good Health." Better Homes and Gardens August, 1989: 31-32.

Garden, Graeme. The Best Medicine. NY: St. Martin's Press, 1984.

Gehring, Patsy. "Confessions of a Camp Nurse." Journal of Nursing
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Gelkopf, M., and M. Sigal. "It is not Enough to have them Laugh: Hostility, Anger, and Humor-Coping in Schizophrenic Patients." HUMOR: International Journal of Humor Research 8.3 (1995): 273-284.

Gelkopf, M., M. Sigal, and R. Kramer. "Therapeutic Use of Humor to Improve Social Support in an Institutionalized Schizophrenic Inpatient Community." Journal of Social Psychology 134.2 (1994): 175-182.

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Gigliotti, E. "Let Me Entertain...er...Teach You: Gaining Attention through the Use of Slide Shows." Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing. 26
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Gilliatt, Penelope. To Wit: Skin and Bones of Comedy. NY: Charles
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Goodman, Joel. "Head First: The Biology of Hope: Norman Cousins Lightens and Enlightens." Laughing Matters 7.2 (1990): 56-69.

Goodman, Joel. "Love, Laughter and Miracles: A Prescription from Bernie
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Goren, Kathleen J. "The Role of Humor in Health." Unpublished MA Thesis. Tempe, AZ: Arizona State University, 1990.

Gullickson, Colleen. "Cancer Prevention--A Female Perspective." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 2.4 (1992): 6.

Gullickson, Colleen. "Flatometer II--No More Guessing: Advances in Nursing Technology." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 4.1 (1994): 14-15.

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Hageseth, Christian III. "Forbidden Humor is Not Necessarily Negative
Humor." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 2.4 (1992): 42-43.

Haig, Robin Andrew. The Anatomy of Humor: Biopsychosocial and Therapeutic Perspectives. Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas, 1988.

Hall, Dennis. "No Laughing Matter: Values, Perception, and the Demise of
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Harrison, N. "Using Humour as an Educational Technique." Professional
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Hillman, S. M. "Laugh and Learn: Humor in Nursing Education." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 5 (1995): 32-34.

Hohn, Tom. "Iso-Suit." Journal of Nursing Jocularity 3.2 (1993): 21.

Holden, Robert. Laughter--The Best Medicine. London, England: Thorsons, 1995.

Holmes, Mycroft. "Why are Computers Better than Sick Folks?" Journal of Nursing Jocularity 3.2 (1993): 11.

Hubert, Walter, Mathilde Moller, Renate de Jong-Meyer. "Film-induced
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Jarcho, S. "Some Hoaxes in the Medical Literature." Bull Hist Med 33.4
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Johnson, A. Michael. "A Study of Humor and the Right Hemisphere."
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Klein, Allen. The Courage to Laugh: Humor, Hope, and Healing in the Face of Death and Dying. New York, NY: Tarcher/Putnam, 1998.

Klein, Allen. The Healing Power of Humor. Los Angeles, CA: Jeremy P.
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Klein, Allen. "The Lighter Side of Death and Dying: Listening for
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Langevin, Ronald, and H. I. Day. "Physiological Correlates of Humor." The
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McDonald, S. "Neuropsychological Studies of Sarcasm." Metaphor and Symbol 15.1-2 (2000): 85-98.

McGhee, Paul E. The Laughter Remedy: Health, Healing, and the Amuse System. Randolph, NJ: The Laughter Remedy, 1991.

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