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Families in crisis
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Families in crisis
Nurs Manage.
2001 May.
Abstract
In the greater scheme of things, families of patients unexpectedly brought to the ED or transferred to the ICU may not be a priority. Review this program in which family advocates care for families just as nurses and physicians care for critically ill patients.
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