In Defence of Patient/Person Human Rights Within National Health Care Provision: implications for British nursing
One cannot fail to be aware of the ‘human rights’ that are vividly thrust into our living rooms by the world’s media; but, what are human rights and are they of relevance to British nursing practice? In a democratic state such as the UK, human rights infringements or violations are not typified as o...
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1997
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Nursing ethics
Year: 1997, Volume: 4, Issue: 1, Pages: 66-77 |
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Nursing
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