Nurse-parent group contact on a child psychiatric day care unit. [electronic resource]

By:

Christ, A E

Contributor(s):

Carlin, A S
Koprowski, G
Mackey, S

Producer: 19670912Description: 44-7 p. digitalISSN:

0029-6554

Subject(s):

Child Behavior Disorders -- therapy
Family
Group Processes
Humans
Interpersonal Relations
Psychiatric Nursing

In: Nursing outlook vol. 15

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Nurse-parent group contact on a child psychiatric day care unit.

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Christ A. E., Carlin A. S., Koprowski G. & Mackey S. (19670912). Nurse-parent group contact on a child psychiatric day care unit. : Nursing outlook.

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Christ A E, Carlin A S, Koprowski G and Mackey S. 19670912. Nurse-parent group contact on a child psychiatric day care unit. : Nursing outlook.

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Christ A. E., Carlin A. S., Koprowski G. and Mackey S. (19670912). Nurse-parent group contact on a child psychiatric day care unit. : Nursing outlook.

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Christ A E, Carlin A S, Koprowski G and Mackey S. Nurse-parent group contact on a child psychiatric day care unit. : Nursing outlook. 19670912.

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