Exploring Nursing Values in the Development of a Nurse-Led Service
This article considers the development of nurse-led services as a part of a pilot study and explores the therapeutic nature of the role of the nurse. In particular it suggests a need for reconsideration of the fundamental values of nurse-led care in the context of changing organizational culture. Wi...
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2005
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Nursing ethics
Year: 2005, Volume: 12, Issue: 5, Pages: 440-452 |
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nurse-led
B therapeutic support B role flexibility B re-valuation B nursing values B Organizational Culture B Cancer |
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