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A study of physicians' attitudes toward the concept of the nurse practitioner
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Pressure ulcer prevention : the attitudes and experiences of undergraduate nursing students
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Occupational health nurses knowledge, experience and attitudes about abuse
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Perceptions of nurses and doctors relative to nurse clinical decision making authority
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Nurses perspectives on transformational relationships between nurses and clients : a grounded theory study
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Perceptions of prenatal care among Oregon Medicaid providers and recipients
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Importance of information relevant to the care of child cardiac patients, as perceived by mothers and staff
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Role perception of the operating room nurse in patient care and technical-assisting activities
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The relationship between quality of care and nursing home administrators attitudes toward community involvement
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Directors of nurses attitude toward old people and quality of care in nursing homes
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Attitudes of registered nurses toward alcoholism treatment and the alcoholic patient
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Reciprocal stereotypic attitudes held by nurses in clinical and administrative specialties
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A study of the effects of relocation and institutionalization on the newly admitted geriatric resident
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Effects of a teaching strategy on attitudes of registered nurses toward a hospital based computer system
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Hospital nurses death anxiety and frequency of contact with dying patients
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A survey of nurses feelings about caring for patients with psychiatric symptoms in the general hospital setting
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Attitudes of nursing personnel toward the elderly
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A Survey of health care providers beliefs about testing for human immunodeficiency virus
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Nursing staffs attitudes towards sexually active older residents in a nursing home
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The Attitudes of nurse educators in Oregon toward chemical dependency
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Attitudes toward the mentally ill: a cross cultural study on Japanese and Chinese nurses
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