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What are the factors affecting the ward nurse's ability to recognise, communicate and respond effectively to deteriorating cancer patients?

By:

Armitage, Stephanie

Publication details: University of London (SGUL) - Thesis (BSc Hons), 2012Subject(s):

Contents:

Acknowledgements ; Introduction/Rationale ; Context ; Methodology ; Findings ; Literature review ; Recommendations ; Conclusions ; References ; Appendix

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Acknowledgements ; Introduction/Rationale ; Context ; Methodology ; Findings ; Literature review ; Recommendations ; Conclusions ; References ; Appendix

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