Community health nursing research priorities: a Delphi investigation

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Community health nursing research priorities: a Delphi investigation

The current paradigm of community health nursing presumes the integration of individual, family, group and community care, under a primary health care framework utilising the best available research evidence. However, the extent to which community health nurses (CHNs) meet this challenge is absent f...

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Main Authors:	Downie, Jill, Henderson, Saraswathy, Juliff, D., Munns, Ailsa, Wichmann, Helen
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Cambridge Publishing 2006
Subjects:	community health community health nurses research priorities Delphi approach
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/5379

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