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Steve Mee

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Nursing Times|January 1, 2013
Why do nurses sometimes ask the wrong questions?Steve Mee
Journal of Intellectual Disabilities : JOID|July 16, 2010
You're not to dance with the girls: oral history, changing perception and practiceSteve Mee
Nursing Times|January 25, 2013
"Caring is a fundamental part of the job, not an optional extra"Steve Mee
Nursing Times|May 10, 2013
Is workplace culture an excuse for poor care?Steve Mee
Nursing Times|May 25, 2016
The meaning behind communicationSteve Mee, Alison Buckley, Louise Corless
Nursing Times|May 17, 2016
Power inequality between patients and nursesLouise Corless, Alison Buckley, Steve Mee
Nursing Times|July 13, 2016
Providing empathetic care in nursing practiceAlison Buckley, Louise Corless, Steve Mee
Nursing Times|May 5, 2016
Using patient stories to reflect on careAlison Buckley, Louise Corless, Steve Mee
Nursing Times|June 15, 2016
Defining patient-nurse boundariesRebecca Barrow, Steve Mee, Alison Buckley, et al.
Nursing Times|May 6, 2016
Helping patients to give informed consentAustin Dorrity, Steve Mee, Alison Buckley, et al.
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Nursing Times|January 1, 2013
Why do nurses sometimes ask the wrong questions?Steve Mee
Journal of Intellectual Disabilities : JOID|July 16, 2010
You're not to dance with the girls: oral history, changing perception and practiceSteve Mee
Nursing Times|January 25, 2013
"Caring is a fundamental part of the job, not an optional extra"Steve Mee
Nursing Times|May 10, 2013
Is workplace culture an excuse for poor care?Steve Mee
Nursing Times|May 25, 2016
The meaning behind communicationSteve Mee, Alison Buckley, Louise Corless
Nursing Times|May 17, 2016
Power inequality between patients and nursesLouise Corless, Alison Buckley, Steve Mee
Nursing Times|July 13, 2016
Providing empathetic care in nursing practiceAlison Buckley, Louise Corless, Steve Mee
Nursing Times|May 5, 2016
Using patient stories to reflect on careAlison Buckley, Louise Corless, Steve Mee
Nursing Times|June 15, 2016
Defining patient-nurse boundariesRebecca Barrow, Steve Mee, Alison Buckley, et al.
Nursing Times|May 6, 2016
Helping patients to give informed consentAustin Dorrity, Steve Mee, Alison Buckley, et al.
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