Cardiac patient assessment: putting the patient first

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Scott, C. and MacInnes, J. 2006. Cardiac patient assessment: putting the patient first. British Journal of Nursing. 15 (9), pp. 502-508.

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Authors	Scott, C. and MacInnes, J.
Year	2006
Journal	British Journal of Nursing
Journal citation	15 (9), pp. 502-508
Publisher	MA Healthcare
ISSN	0966-0461
Print	2006
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Deposited	05 May 2011
Output status	Published

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