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Abstract:
Nurses frequently make decisions about when treatments and actions are performed. The nursing concern driving this review is the timing of nursing activities to optimize desired and minimize untoward effects. A nursing conceptual framework is proposed that highlights individual and environmental factors, as they relate to rhythmic responses; as well as places within the framework for nursing actions based on customary and usual temporal patterns.
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