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Rebutting the ASCH Study: Nurses and End-of-Life Care
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Scanlon, Colleen
Bibliographic Citation
Nursing 1996 August; 26(8): 18-19
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Date
1996-08
Subject
Life
;
Nurses
;
Patient Relationships
;
Care of the Dying Patient
;
Prolongation of Life and Euthanasia
;
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