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Pamela J Wood

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Journal of Clinical Nursing|September 12, 2009
Supporting or sabotaging the surgeon's efforts: portrayals of the surgical nurse's role in preventing wound sepsis, 1895-1935Pamela J Wood
Home Healthcare Nurse|February 7, 2013
The blurred boundary between professional and lay home nursing knowledge and practice in New Zealand, 1900-1935Pamela J Wood
Nurse Education Today|October 8, 2013
Nurses' occupational health as a driver for curriculum change emphasising health promotion: an historical research studyPamela J Wood
Nursing History Review : Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing|February 19, 2011
Sickening nurses: fever nursing, nurses' illness, and the anatomy of blame, New Zealand 1903-1923Pamela J Wood
Contemporary Nurse|December 2, 2008
Professional, practice and political issues in the history of New Zealand's remote rural 'backblocks' nursing: the case of Mokau, 1910-1940Pamela J Wood
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand Inc|June 30, 2011
Understanding and evaluating historical sources in nursing history researchPamela J Wood
Contemporary Nurse|August 25, 2009
The enduring issue of assessing nursing knowledge: surgical nursing final examinations in Australia and New Zealand, 1905-1930Pamela J Wood
Nursing Inquiry|May 21, 2009
The nurse's odyssey: the professional folktale in New Zealand backblocks nurses' stories, 1910-1915Pamela J Wood
Journal of Clinical Nursing|August 30, 2016
Managing boundaries between professional and lay nursing following the influenza pandemic, 1918-1919: insights for professional resilience today?Pamela J Wood
Nurse Education in Practice|May 31, 2014
Historical imagination, narrative learning and nursing practice: graduate nursing students' reader-responses to a nurse's storytelling from the pastPamela J Wood
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Journal of Clinical Nursing|September 12, 2009
Supporting or sabotaging the surgeon's efforts: portrayals of the surgical nurse's role in preventing wound sepsis, 1895-1935Pamela J Wood
Home Healthcare Nurse|February 7, 2013
The blurred boundary between professional and lay home nursing knowledge and practice in New Zealand, 1900-1935Pamela J Wood
Nurse Education Today|October 8, 2013
Nurses' occupational health as a driver for curriculum change emphasising health promotion: an historical research studyPamela J Wood
Nursing History Review : Official Journal of the American Association for the History of Nursing|February 19, 2011
Sickening nurses: fever nursing, nurses' illness, and the anatomy of blame, New Zealand 1903-1923Pamela J Wood
Contemporary Nurse|December 2, 2008
Professional, practice and political issues in the history of New Zealand's remote rural 'backblocks' nursing: the case of Mokau, 1910-1940Pamela J Wood
Nursing Praxis in New Zealand Inc|June 30, 2011
Understanding and evaluating historical sources in nursing history researchPamela J Wood
Contemporary Nurse|August 25, 2009
The enduring issue of assessing nursing knowledge: surgical nursing final examinations in Australia and New Zealand, 1905-1930Pamela J Wood
Nursing Inquiry|May 21, 2009
The nurse's odyssey: the professional folktale in New Zealand backblocks nurses' stories, 1910-1915Pamela J Wood
Journal of Clinical Nursing|August 30, 2016
Managing boundaries between professional and lay nursing following the influenza pandemic, 1918-1919: insights for professional resilience today?Pamela J Wood
Nurse Education in Practice|May 31, 2014
Historical imagination, narrative learning and nursing practice: graduate nursing students' reader-responses to a nurse's storytelling from the pastPamela J Wood
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