Behavioral challenges: A novel approach to mental health workers in medical nursing
Nadine Rosenthal1, Asmin Brown, Natalie Mohammed
1At NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York, N.Y., Nadine Rosenthal is the director of nursing, medicine services; Asmin Brown is a former patient care director, medicine; Natalie Mohammed is a patient care director, medicine; Lorelle Wuerz is the director of professional nursing practice for corporate nursing; Kristen Magnuski is a clinical manager, medicine; and Erich Goodman is a former clinical manager, medicine.
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