Caring interactions among nursing students: A descriptive comparison of 2 associate degree nursing programs
The purpose of this study was to compare 2 associate degree nursing schools in terms of the level of caring reported by students during their informal interactions with peers. At one of these schools, students are given an opportunity to participate in a group experience that is designed to promote...
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