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Nursing Administration Quarterly|March 16, 2011

Nursing and conflict communication: avoidance as preferred strategyMargaret M Mahon, Anne M Nicotera

Journal of Advanced Nursing|April 21, 2015

Nurses' perceptions of conflict as constructive or destructiveWonsun Sunny Kim, Anne M Nicotera, Julie McNulty

Health Communication|June 14, 2014

Structurational divergence theory as explanation for troublesome outcomes in nursing communicationAnne M Nicotera, Xiaoquan Zhao, Margaret M Mahon, et al.

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Nursing Administration Quarterly|March 16, 2011

Nursing and conflict communication: avoidance as preferred strategyMargaret M Mahon, Anne M Nicotera

Journal of Advanced Nursing|April 21, 2015

Nurses' perceptions of conflict as constructive or destructiveWonsun Sunny Kim, Anne M Nicotera, Julie McNulty

Health Communication|June 14, 2014

Structurational divergence theory as explanation for troublesome outcomes in nursing communicationAnne M Nicotera, Xiaoquan Zhao, Margaret M Mahon, et al.

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