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Empowerment as an alternative to traditional patient advocacy roles
Nursing Ethics 29 (7-8):1553-1561 (2022)
Abstract
There has long been acceptance within healthcare that one of the roles that nurses fulfil is to do with patient advocacy. This has historically been positioned as part of the philosophical and inhe...Other Versions
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