Novice nurses’ perceptions of acute situations – A phenomenographic study
International Emergency NursingPublished 18 December 2017
Anders Sterner, Nerrolyn Ramstrand, Maria Nyström, Magnus Andersson Hagiwara, Lina Palmér
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An acute situation, as perceived by novice nurses, contains significantly more than medical manifestations related to the patient, a prominent perception being that interpersonal relations are crucial for appropriate management.
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An acute situation, as perceived by novice nurses, contains significantly more than medical manifestations related to the patient, a prominent perception being that interpersonal relations are crucial for appropriate management.
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