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Meeri Mustonen1, Maria Ameel, Marita Ritmala

  • 1Author Affiliations: Department of Nursing Science, University of Turku (Ms Mustonen, Drs Ameel, Ritmala, and Leino-Kilpi); Department of Psychiatry (Dr Ameel), Helsinki University Hospital (Dr Ritmala); University of Helsinki (Dr Ameel); and Turku University Hospital (Dr Leino-Kilpi).

Journal of Nursing Care Quality
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