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International Journal of Nursing Studies, 07/02/09
Wilkinson A et al. - An understanding of the underlying theoretical perspectives and paradigms embedded within acute and chronic disease management will facilitate nurses’ engagement in the debate, practice within appropriate ethical boundaries and support individuals, families and communities more effectively in managing chronic disease.
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