NURSES' DIRECTED EARLIEST MEMORIES, PREFERRED TREATMENT FOR SELF, AND RESPONSES TO CLIENTS IN SELECTED PRACTICE SITUATIONS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY (PAIN, DEATH, HANDICAP, NURSE-PATIENT RELATIONS, COMMUNICATION) - ProQuest

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NURSES' DIRECTED EARLIEST MEMORIES, PREFERRED TREATMENT FOR SELF, AND RESPONSES TO CLIENTS IN SELECTED PRACTICE SITUATIONS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY (PAIN, DEATH, HANDICAP, NURSE-PATIENT RELATIONS, COMMUNICATION)

COLLINS, SUSAN Y. STEVENS. The University of Alabama at Birmingham ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1984. 8507277.