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Nebulised therapy and nursing knowledge.

R Cattell·S Jones
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Authoritative training from a multidisciplinary resource provides nurses with an excellent breadth and depth of knowledge. This study examines the impact of such training on nurses' knowledge of nebulised therapy and shows an encouraging improvement. Follow-up measures are also described.

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R Cattell, S Jones. Nebulised therapy and nursing knowledge.. https://doi.org/10.12968/bjon.1995.4.16.954

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