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The Role of the Nurse in Patient-Focused Care: Models of Competence and Implications for Education and Training
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Burchell, Helen
Jenner, Elizabeth A.
Bibliographic Citation
International Journal of Nursing Studies 1996 February; 33(1): 67-75
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/891628
Date
1996-02
Subject
Competence
;
Education
;
Patient Relationships
;
Philosophy of Nursing
;
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