MIDWIVES, THEIR EMPLOYERS AND THE UKCC: AN ETERNALLY UNETHICAL TRIANGLE
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CLARKE, R.A., MIDWIVES, THEIR EMPLOYERS AND THE UKCC: AN ETERNALLY UNETHICAL TRIANGLE. NURSING ETHICS, Vol. 2, no. 3 (1995), p. 247-253.
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49837
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SIIS R.1132
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Ética, Actitudes institucionales, Enfermera, Servicios de salud
Ética, Actitudes institucionales, Enfermera, Servicios de salud
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