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Factors Related to the Attitudes of Nurses Attending Terminally Ill Patients

Journal of Japan Academy of Nursing Science
doi 10.5630/jans.32.1_40
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Date

January 1, 2012

Authors
Michiyo NakanishiYasuko ShijikiTowako KatsunoAkihiro Shuda
Publisher

Japan Academy of Nursing Science


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