RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MORAL DISTRESS, LEVEL OF PRACTICE INDEPENDENCE, AND INTENT TO LEAVE OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS: RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY

TRAUTMANN, J., EPSTEIN, E., & ROVNYAK, V.. (2015). RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MORAL DISTRESS, LEVEL OF PRACTICE INDEPENDENCE, AND INTENT TO LEAVE OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS: RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY. ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING JOURNAL, 37(2), 134-145. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/700602/en

TRAUTMANN J., EPSTEIN E., ROVNYAK V.. RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MORAL DISTRESS, LEVEL OF PRACTICE INDEPENDENCE, AND INTENT TO LEAVE OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS: RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY. ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING JOURNAL[Internet]. 2015;37(2):134-145. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/700602/en

J. TRAUTMANN, E. EPSTEIN, and V. ROVNYAK, “RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MORAL DISTRESS, LEVEL OF PRACTICE INDEPENDENCE, AND INTENT TO LEAVE OF NURSE PRACTITIONERS IN EMERGENCY DEPARTMENTS: RESULTS FROM A NATIONAL SURVEY,” ADVANCED EMERGENCY NURSING JOURNAL, vol. 37, no. 2, pp. 134–145, 2015, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/700602/en