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Paul C Snelling

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Nurse Education Today|February 7, 2006
Moral content and assignment marking: an exploratory studyMartin Lipscomb, Paul C Snelling
Nurse Education Today|January 9, 2010
Student nurse absenteeism in higher education: An argument against enforced attendanceMartin Lipscomb, Paul C Snelling
Professional Nurse (London, England)|December 6, 2002
Developing self-directed training for intravenous cannulationPaul C Snelling, Liz Duffy
Nurse Education Today|February 5, 2010
Time spent studying on a pre-registration nursing programme module: an exploratory study and implications for regulationPaul C Snelling, Martin Lipscomb, Lesley Lockyer, et al.
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Nurse Education Today|February 7, 2006
Moral content and assignment marking: an exploratory studyMartin Lipscomb, Paul C Snelling
Nurse Education Today|January 9, 2010
Student nurse absenteeism in higher education: An argument against enforced attendanceMartin Lipscomb, Paul C Snelling
Professional Nurse (London, England)|December 6, 2002
Developing self-directed training for intravenous cannulationPaul C Snelling, Liz Duffy
Nurse Education Today|February 5, 2010
Time spent studying on a pre-registration nursing programme module: an exploratory study and implications for regulationPaul C Snelling, Martin Lipscomb, Lesley Lockyer, et al.
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