Hospital readmission rates following skills training for nurses employed in long-term care facilities / Susan L. Hovey, MyoungJin Kim, Mary J. Dyck

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Series: Journal of Nursing Care Quality. 30 : 4, page 380-384 Publication details: October-December 2015.Content type:

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