Shindul-Rothschild, 1996 - Google Patents
Patient care: How good is it where you work?Shindul-Rothschild, 1996
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- 7653707955220479775
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- Shindul-Rothschild J
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- Publication venue
- AJN The American Journal of Nursing
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