AMRA's commitment to entry-level education.

D V Thayer; K Sheehy; J Whitmore

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AMRA's commitment to entry-level education.

D V Thayer·K Sheehy·J Whitmore

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This is the second part of an informative discussion of where AMRA stands with Essentials and what AMRA members must do to bring Essentials into good standing for the 1990s.

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D V Thayer, K Sheehy, J Whitmore. 1987. AMRA's commitment to entry-level education.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10282654/

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