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Margaret Oot Hayes

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Journal of Forensic Nursing|November 1, 2006
Prisoners and autonomy: implications for the informed consent process with vulnerable populationsMargaret Oot Hayes
Journal of Forensic Nursing|December 2, 2009
The lived experience of mothering after prisonMargaret Oot Hayes
Journal of Forensic Nursing|November 21, 2015
The Life Pattern of Incarcerated Women: The Complex and Interwoven Lives of Trauma, Mental Illness, and Substance AbuseMargaret Oot Hayes
Journal of Forensic Nursing|August 8, 2007
Health as expanding consciousness: pattern recognition and incarcerated mothers, a transforming experienceMargaret Oot Hayes, Dorothy Jones
The Journal of Nursing Administration|December 1, 2018
Asking for Feedback: Clinical Nurses' Perceptions of a Peer Review Program in a Community HospitalHelene Bowen-Brady, Barbara Haag-Heitman, Valerie Hunt, et al.
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Journal of Forensic Nursing|November 1, 2006
Prisoners and autonomy: implications for the informed consent process with vulnerable populationsMargaret Oot Hayes
Journal of Forensic Nursing|December 2, 2009
The lived experience of mothering after prisonMargaret Oot Hayes
Journal of Forensic Nursing|November 21, 2015
The Life Pattern of Incarcerated Women: The Complex and Interwoven Lives of Trauma, Mental Illness, and Substance AbuseMargaret Oot Hayes
Journal of Forensic Nursing|August 8, 2007
Health as expanding consciousness: pattern recognition and incarcerated mothers, a transforming experienceMargaret Oot Hayes, Dorothy Jones
The Journal of Nursing Administration|December 1, 2018
Asking for Feedback: Clinical Nurses' Perceptions of a Peer Review Program in a Community HospitalHelene Bowen-Brady, Barbara Haag-Heitman, Valerie Hunt, et al.
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