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Archives of Psychiatric Nursing|January 6, 2001
A study of decision making among U.S. psychiatric nursesF Gilje, P Klose
Nursing & Health Care : Official Publication of the National League for Nursing|September 1, 1990
Two views on accreditation. How to prepare for an NLN self studyR Strutz, F Gilje
The Journal of Nursing Education|October 8, 1999
Technology-based nursing education: overview and call for further dialogueG E Mallow, F Gilje
Nursing Ethics|March 4, 2000
Transforming desolation into consolation: the meaning of being in situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, F Gilje, A Norberg
Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|August 1, 1996
Meeting tragedy: interviews about situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, A Norberg, F Gilje
Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|June 1, 1997
Dignity in situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, F Gilje, A Norberg
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing|September 17, 2005
Psychiatric nurses' response to suicidal psychiatric inpatients: struggling with self and suffererF Gilje, A G Talseth, A Norberg
Archives of Psychiatric Nursing|December 6, 2001
Being met--a passageway to hope for relatives of patients at risk of committing suicide: a phenomenological hermeneutic studyA G Talseth, F Gilje, A Norberg
Journal of Advanced Nursing|August 1, 1998
Nurses' narratives about using coercion in psychiatric careB Olofsson, F Gilje, L Jacobsson, et al.
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing|November 10, 1998
The meaning of caring for patients on a long-term psychiatric ward as narrated by formal care providersA Pejlert, K Asplund, F Gilje, et al.
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Archives of Psychiatric Nursing|January 6, 2001
A study of decision making among U.S. psychiatric nursesF Gilje, P Klose
Nursing & Health Care : Official Publication of the National League for Nursing|September 1, 1990
Two views on accreditation. How to prepare for an NLN self studyR Strutz, F Gilje
The Journal of Nursing Education|October 8, 1999
Technology-based nursing education: overview and call for further dialogueG E Mallow, F Gilje
Nursing Ethics|March 4, 2000
Transforming desolation into consolation: the meaning of being in situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, F Gilje, A Norberg
Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|August 1, 1996
Meeting tragedy: interviews about situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, A Norberg, F Gilje
Intensive & Critical Care Nursing|June 1, 1997
Dignity in situations of ethical difficulty in intensive careA Söderberg, F Gilje, A Norberg
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing|September 17, 2005
Psychiatric nurses' response to suicidal psychiatric inpatients: struggling with self and suffererF Gilje, A G Talseth, A Norberg
Archives of Psychiatric Nursing|December 6, 2001
Being met--a passageway to hope for relatives of patients at risk of committing suicide: a phenomenological hermeneutic studyA G Talseth, F Gilje, A Norberg
Journal of Advanced Nursing|August 1, 1998
Nurses' narratives about using coercion in psychiatric careB Olofsson, F Gilje, L Jacobsson, et al.
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing|November 10, 1998
The meaning of caring for patients on a long-term psychiatric ward as narrated by formal care providersA Pejlert, K Asplund, F Gilje, et al.
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