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Socioeconomic status as quarantine: unfortunate consequences of the inability to afford health care. 作为隔离区的社会经济地位:无力负担医疗保健的不幸后果。
Outcomes management for nursing practice Pub Date : 1997-10-01
K Moore
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Advancing nursing's accountability for outcomes. 推进护理对结果的问责制。
Outcomes management for nursing practice Pub Date : 1997-10-01
M L Maas
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Client satisfaction with prenatal care and pregnancy outcomes. 客户对产前护理和妊娠结局的满意度。
Outcomes management for nursing practice Pub Date : 1997-10-01
L W Lowry, J Saeger, S Barnett
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