Is There a Difference in Attitudes Toward Mental Illness Between Professional Nurses that Work with Medical Patients and Professional Nurses that Work with Surgical Patients?: A Research Report Submitted in Partial Fulfillment ...University of Michigan, 1984 - Mental illness |
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