Nursing as 'disobedient' practice: care of the nurse's self, parrhesia, and the dismantling of a baseless paradox.

Nursing as 'disobedient' practice: care of the nurse's self, parrhesia, and the dismantling of a baseless paradox.
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护理是一种“不听话”的做法:照顾护士的自我、直言和消除毫无根据的悖论。

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10.1111/nup.12015
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2013
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Nursing philosophy : an international journal for healthcare professionals
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通讯作者:
A. Perron
A. Perron
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A. Perron

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