Cultural and religious aspects of care in the intensive care unit within the context of patient-centred care.

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Published in Healthc Q on January 01, 2007

Authors

Nathalie Danjoux1, Laura Hawryluck, Bernard Lawless

Author Affiliations

1: nathalie.danjoux@uhn.on.ca

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