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Reporting Peer Wrongdoing in the Healthcare Profession: The Role of Incompetence and Substance Abuse Information
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Beckstead, Jason W.
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International Journal of Nursing Studies 2005 March; 42(3): 325-331
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http://hdl.handle.net/10822/983086
Date
2005-03
Subject
Reporting
;
Professional-Professional Relationship
;
Quality of Health Care
;
Health Care for Substance Abusers / Users of Controlled Substances
;
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