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Using the Internet for urology nursing.

Abstract

Nurses can take advantage of the Internet for information on diseases, diagnosis, and treatment, patient teaching, and collaboration with colleagues. The Internet is briefly described in this article. Several specific Internet addresses are given. Issues such as quality of resources, confidentiality and privacy, professional licensure and reimbursement of services rendered, and cost are discussed. Search tools for finding information you want on the Internet are included.

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S M Sparks. 1996. Using the Internet for urology nursing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9258054/

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