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Journal of Clinical Nursing|May 11, 2006

Commentary on Lauder W, Mummery K & Sharkey S (2006) Social capital, age and religiosity in people who are lonely. Journal of Clinical Nursing15, 334-340Gerard M Fealy

Journal of Advanced Nursing|May 25, 2004

'The good nurse': visions and values in images of the nurseGerard M Fealy

Nurse Education in Practice|December 2, 2008

Sharing the experience: Interdisciplinary education and interprofessional learningGerard M Fealy

Nursing History Review : Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing|September 21, 2019

Irish Medical Education and Student Culture, c.1850-1950, by Laura KellyGerard M Fealy

Nursing History Review : Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing|January 15, 2005

"A place for the better technical education of nurses": the Dublin Metropolitan Technical School for Nurses, 1893-1969Gerard M Fealy

Journal of Advanced Nursing|March 7, 2002

Aspects of curriculum policy in preregistration nursing education in the Republic of Ireland: issues and reflectionsGerard M Fealy

Journal of Clinical Nursing|September 12, 2009

Guest Editorial: Nursing history and the articulation of powerChristine Hallett, Gerard M Fealy

Journal of Clinical Nursing|July 28, 2007

Scholarship, interdisciplinarity and academic identityGerard M Fealy, Martin S McNamara

Journal of Clinical Nursing|November 19, 2010

Guest editorial: Lead us not again: clinical leadership and the disciplinary contributionMartin S McNamara, Gerard M Fealy

International Journal of Nursing Studies|June 9, 2006

A discourse analysis of debates surrounding the entry of nursing into higher education in IrelandGerard M Fealy, Martin S McNamara

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Journal of Clinical Nursing|May 11, 2006

Commentary on Lauder W, Mummery K & Sharkey S (2006) Social capital, age and religiosity in people who are lonely. Journal of Clinical Nursing15, 334-340Gerard M Fealy

Journal of Advanced Nursing|May 25, 2004

'The good nurse': visions and values in images of the nurseGerard M Fealy

Nurse Education in Practice|December 2, 2008

Sharing the experience: Interdisciplinary education and interprofessional learningGerard M Fealy

Nursing History Review : Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing|September 21, 2019

Irish Medical Education and Student Culture, c.1850-1950, by Laura KellyGerard M Fealy

Nursing History Review : Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing|January 15, 2005

"A place for the better technical education of nurses": the Dublin Metropolitan Technical School for Nurses, 1893-1969Gerard M Fealy

Journal of Advanced Nursing|March 7, 2002

Aspects of curriculum policy in preregistration nursing education in the Republic of Ireland: issues and reflectionsGerard M Fealy

Journal of Clinical Nursing|September 12, 2009

Guest Editorial: Nursing history and the articulation of powerChristine Hallett, Gerard M Fealy

Journal of Clinical Nursing|July 28, 2007

Scholarship, interdisciplinarity and academic identityGerard M Fealy, Martin S McNamara

Journal of Clinical Nursing|November 19, 2010

Guest editorial: Lead us not again: clinical leadership and the disciplinary contributionMartin S McNamara, Gerard M Fealy

International Journal of Nursing Studies|June 9, 2006

A discourse analysis of debates surrounding the entry of nursing into higher education in IrelandGerard M Fealy, Martin S McNamara

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