Facilitating the transition of Asian nurses to work in Australia
Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 1 March 2010
Yukari Takeno
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Addressing the findings of this research may help nurse managers better anticipate and address issues which may cause difficulties for overseas nurses' adjusting to nursing in a new culture.
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Addressing the findings of this research may help nurse managers better anticipate and address issues which may cause difficulties for overseas nurses' adjusting to nursing in a new culture.
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