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According to the authors, the nurse
{ 1 } - is the central professional figure in the care of the patient, from a patient-centered type of health care this book is advocating.
{ 2 } - is freed from the notion that caring is a maternal role suitable only for women.
{ 3 } - has not sought administrative and teaching posts as the only way of advancement.
{ 4 } - would not find nursing more interesting if it became the real focus of health care so that the role of the nurse is seen as primary care and the real source of unity in the health care team.
{ 5 } - has not been overburdened with other tasks than the primary one of patient care.
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According to the authors, the nurse
{ 1 } - is the central professional figure in the care of the patient, from a patient-centered type of health care this book is advocating.
{ 2 } - is freed from the notion that caring is a maternal role suitable only for women.
{ 3 } - has not sought administrative and teaching posts as the only way of advancement.
{ 4 } - would not find nursing more interesting if it became the real focus of health care so that the role of the nurse is seen as primary care and the real source of unity in the health care team.
{ 5 } - has not been overburdened with other tasks than the primary one of patient care.
See p. 129.
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According to the authors, the nurse
{ 1 } - is the central professional figure in the care of the patient, from a patient-centered type of health care this book is advocating.
{ 2 } - is freed from the notion that caring is a maternal role suitable only for women.
{ 3 } - has not sought administrative and teaching posts as the only way of advancement.
{ 4 } - would not find nursing more interesting if it became the real focus of health care so that the role of the nurse is seen as primary care and the real source of unity in the health care team.
{ 5 } - has not been overburdened with other tasks than the primary one of patient care.
See p. 129.
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According to the authors, the nurse
{ 1 } - is the central professional figure in the care of the patient, from a patient-centered type of health care this book is advocating.
{ 2 } - is freed from the notion that caring is a maternal role suitable only for women.
{ 3 } - has not sought administrative and teaching posts as the only way of advancement.
{ 4 } - would not find nursing more interesting if it became the real focus of health care so that the role of the nurse is seen as primary care and the real source of unity in the health care team.
{ 5 } - has not been overburdened with other tasks than the primary one of patient care.
See p. 129.
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According to the authors, the nurse
{ 1 } - is the central professional figure in the care of the patient, from a patient-centered type of health care this book is advocating.
{ 2 } - is freed from the notion that caring is a maternal role suitable only for women.
{ 3 } - has not sought administrative and teaching posts as the only way of advancement.
{ 4 } - would not find nursing more interesting if it became the real focus of health care so that the role of the nurse is seen as primary care and the real source of unity in the health care team.
{ 5 } - has not been overburdened with other tasks than the primary one of patient care.
See pp. 129-130.
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According to the authors, the nurse
{ 1 } - is the central professional figure in the care of the patient, from a patient-centered type of health care this book is advocating.
{ 2 } - is freed from the notion that caring is a maternal role suitable only for women.
{ 3 } - has not sought administrative and teaching posts as the only way of advancement.
{ 4 } - would not find nursing more interesting if it became the real focus of health care so that the role of the nurse is seen as primary care and the real source of unity in the health care team.
{ 5 } - has not been overburdened with other tasks than the primary one of patient care.
See p. 129.
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