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A classification of nursing technology.

Abstract

In the previous issue, the authors described the process of technology assessment and its implications for nursing. In this article, the authors propose a classification system for nursing technology. They argue that, in the face of competition from other, rapidly proliferating health care professions, such a system is necessary to insure that nurses are acknowledged and adequately compensated for the functions they actually perform.

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A Jacox, B Pillar, B K Redman. A classification of nursing technology.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2315062/

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