TO REPORT OR NOT TO REPORT: NURSES' ATTITUDES TOWARD REPORTING CO-WORKERS SUSPECTED OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
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HOOD, J.C., DUPHORNE, P.L., TO REPORT OR NOT TO REPORT: NURSES' ATTITUDES TOWARD REPORTING CO-WORKERS SUSPECTED OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE. JOURNAL OF DRUG ISSUES, Vol. 25, no. 2 (1995), p. 313-339.
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47822
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SIIS R.993
Palabras clave:
Compañeros, Detección, Drogodependencias, Enfermera, Entorno laboral
Compañeros, Detección, Drogodependencias, Enfermera, Entorno laboral
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