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100 related items for PubMed ID: 256020

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    Gentry WD, Parkes KR.
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  • 44. Moral distress of critical care nurses.
    Corley MC.
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  • 45. Re: Moral distress of staff nurses in a medical intensive care unit.
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  • 46. Nurse participation in ethical decision making in the neonatal intensive care unit.
    Elizondo AP.
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  • 48. Regional use of complementary and alternative therapies by critical care nurses.
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  • 49. Critical care orientation of burn nurses.
    Bruce GL, Ingersoll GL.
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  • 50. Stressful situations and coping mechanisms of intensive care unit nurses at X Hospital.
    Miranda EF.
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  • 51. Attitudes to end-of-life decisions in paediatric intensive care.
    Akpinar A, Senses MO, Aydin Er R.
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  • 52. Barriers to intensive care unit nurses providing terminal care: an integrated literature review.
    Espinosa L, Young A, Walsh T.
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  • 53. A source of support. An ethics committee helps nurses do the right thing.
    Haddad AM.
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  • 54. When doctor and nurse disagree: an interface of politics and ethics.
    Aroskar MA.
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  • 56. [Thoughts on intensive care from the viewpoint of the nurse].
    Valerius T.
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  • 58. Redesigned nursing practice: a case management model for critical care.
    Ritter J, Fralic MF, Tonges MC, McCormac M.
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  • 59. Restrained patients: an important issue for critical care nursing.
    Scherer YK, Janelli LM, Wu YW, Kuhn MM.
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