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A Cross Section of Nursing Research Journal Articles for Discussion and Evaluation by Roberta J. Peteva ISBN: 978-1936523337

A Cross Section of Nursing Research Journal Articles for Discussion and Evaluation by Roberta J. Peteva ISBN: 978-1936523337

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ISBN-13
9781936523337
Author
Roberta J. Peteva
Publisher
Pyrczak Publishing
Edition
6
Published
2014
Pages
312
Binding
Paperback

Verified US edition — ISBN 9781936523337

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