Nurse-patient interactions related to diabetes foot care
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Nurse-patient interactions related to diabetes foot care
Medsurg Nurs.
2009 Nov-Dec.
Abstract
The results of a study of nurse-patient interactions related to diabetes foot care from the RNs' perspective are reported. Results indicated significant interaction differences between acute care and home health settings. Implications for nurses in both clinical areas are discussed.
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