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Nursing aspects related to different groups of respiratory patients
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The social and psychological information and advice given by the lung cancer nurse to the GP
F. Jaafar, A. G. Davison, D. Eraut, T. Beaty, C. W. Trask (Westcliff on Sea, United Kingdom)
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Annual Congress 2003 - Nursing aspects related to different groups of respiratory patients
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Nursing aspects related to different groups of respiratory patients
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