NURSING MODELS AND THEORIES: SUPPORT FOR PALLIATIVE CARE
Care is the foundation of the Nursing Science and can be conceptualized as all actions that help preserve and maintain life. It originates in the need for human survival in adverse circumstances, and while it is inherent to the species, it has been differentiated by gender. Family care, food, clothi...
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2019
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