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Clinical Nursing Skills An Australian Perspective

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Part IV: Skills required to care for patients with specific needs

pp. 435-436

Authors

Jacqueline Bloomfield
, University of Sydney,
Anne Pegram
, King's College London,
Rhonda Wilson
, University of New England, Australia,
Alan Pearson
, University of Adelaide,
Nicholas Procter
, University of South Australia,
William McGuiness
, La Trobe University, Victoria,
Jane Stein-Parbury
, University of Technology, Sydney,
Sally Bristow
, University of New England, Australia,
Julie Dally
, University of Notre Dame,
Brigid Gillespie
, Griffith University, Queensland,
Benjamin Hay
, University of Notre Dame,
Richard Lakeman
, Southern Cross University, Australia,
Elicia Kunst
, Southern Cross University, Australia,
Zaneta Smith
,
Deborah Norton-Westwood
, Sidra Medical and Research Centre,
Suzanne Robertson-Malt
, EBP - Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi,
Ramon Z. Shaban
, Griffith University, Queensland,
Thea van de Mortel
, Griffith University, Queensland,
Peta-Anne Zimmerman
, Griffith University, Queensland,
Erica Wood
, Monash University, Victoria,
Marilyn Cruikshank
, Griffith University, Queensland
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