What is the meaning of family-centred Admiral Nursing for carers?

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Hibberd, P. 2010. What is the meaning of family-centred Admiral Nursing for carers? AI Practitioner. 12 (3), pp. 57-58.
AuthorsHibberd, P.
Year2010
JournalAI Practitioner
Journal citation12 (3), pp. 57-58
PublisherThe Taos Institute
ISSN1741-8224
Related URLhttp://www.taosinstitute.net/Websites/taos/Images/GlobalAIPractitioner/aip-aug10-private-sector-research-and-resources.pdf
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PrintAug 2010
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Deposited08 Jun 2011
Output statusPublished
Place of publicationOhio, USA
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