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Essentials for nurses in the year 2000.

K K Schutzenhofer
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As the health care delivery system changes ever faster, nursing is positioned to play a larger role than ever before. Such a role demands cognitive skills that nursing has yet to embrace effectively. A selected group of these essential skills is offered for consideration.

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K K Schutzenhofer. 1992. Essentials for nurses in the year 2000.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1589040/

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