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Benevolence, a Central Moral Concept Derived From a Grounded Theory Study of Nursing Decision Making in Psychiatric Settings
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Lutzen, Kim
Nordin, Conny
Bibliographic Citation
Journal of Advanced Nursing. 1993 Jul; 18(7): 1106-1111.
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/747366
Date
1993-07
Subject
Aged
;
Beneficence
;
Benevolence
;
Caring
;
Coercion
;
Compassion
;
Conscience
;
Decision Making
;
Depressive Disorder
;
Drugs
;
Emotions
;
Empathy
;
Ethical Theory
;
Ethics
;
Intention
;
Love
;
Moral Development
;
Nurses
;
Nursing Ethics
;
Nursing Research
;
Patient Advocacy
;
Patient Care
;
Physician Nurse Relationship
;
Psychiatry
;
Psychoactive Drugs
;
Research
;
Survey
;
Treatment Refusal
;
Virtues
;
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Benevolence, a Central Moral Concept Derived From a Grounded Theory Study of Nursing Decision Making in Psychiatric Settings
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