Guest Opinion: When nurses are not safe, patients are not safe
The burden of care in hospitals falls mostly on nurses. They are the eyes of health care at the bedside and the arms offering comfort.
Dr. Joseph Q. Jarvis
September 1, 2022
The burden of care in hospitals falls mostly on nurses. They are the eyes of health care at the bedside and the arms offering comfort.
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