Comparison of the effects of usual, support, and informational nursing interventions on the extent to which families of critically ill patients perceive their needs were met.

Watson, LaVaughn Alleen

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Comparison of the effects of usual, support, and informational nursing interventions on the extent to which families of critically ill patients perceive their needs were met.

dc:creator Watson, LaVaughn Alleen

1991

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Level thesis:degree_level: Dissertation
Year: 1991

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Author dc:creator: Watson, LaVaughn Alleen

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Nursing

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Watson, LaVaughn Alleen. Comparison of the effects of usual, support, and informational nursing interventions on the extent to which families of critically ill patients perceive their needs were met.. Dissertation thesis, 1991. https://digitalcommons.library.uab.edu/etd-collection/5771

Comparison of the effects of usual, support, and informational nursing interventions on the extent to which families of critically ill patients perceive their needs were met.

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