In search of pathways

¹Brighton Health Care NHS Trust.

Nursing Times

|September 30, 1998

Abstract:

How can clinical pathways benefit patient care? With her NT/BHSF travel award, Karen Parsley travelled across the world to learn how Australian clinicians implement the system.

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