Thirty-five abstracts represent studies on administration, ambulance service, comprehensive health manpower planning, curriculum, dental hygiene, graduate follow-up, hospital inservice training, the medical-surgical staff nurse position, nonprofessional rehabilitation personnel, economics of collective bargaining by nurses, operating room assistants, relationship between nursing activity and patient welfare, nonprofessional personnel in physical therapy, practical nurse education, projected health manpower needs, psychiatric aides, relationships between licensed practical nurses and registered nurses, nursing student hypochondria, personality traits and anxiety states of nursing students, stress in clinical practice, testing, and job satisfaction. Each abstract includes purpose, methods and sources, and summary of findings. There are author, subject, and institution indexes. (JK)