The fourth article describes a feasibility study entitled the “Implementation of a Participant-Centered Weight Management Program for Older Nurses.” Nearly 50% of nurses are overweight or obese, and combined with high levels of stress, this places them at high risk for health problems. Utilizing a pre-test, post-test design, 25 female RNs over the age of 45 with a BMI > 24 participated in an eight week exercise program that consisted of face to face meetings, Wii video games and dance DVDs, journaling, and health and diet education. Study results showed that participants lost an average of five pounds, increased their fruit and vegetable consumption and increased their time exercising each week, demonstrating that a participant-centered weight management program can be effective in helping to improve health.