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[Nurses specialized in neuroscience. A necessity?].

S S Zanei
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A specialization in nursing seems to be a preoccupation of several professional as a means to improve the professional practical. Specifically, the neuroscience nursing expression makes thought in a possible area which the nurses could develop and specialize themselves. The present report shows some enlightenment on what neuroscience nursing is, the actuation possibilities for the nurses and what could be developed in a specialization course, based in american literature.

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S S Zanei. 1994. [Nurses specialized in neuroscience. A necessity?].. https://doi.org/10.1590/0080-6234199402800200191

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