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Reluctant Managers: Nurses Surviving Despite the Bottom Line
Chronic hospital bed shortages and compromised patient care has dominated the media over the past decade. Restructure and change are the catch cries for the survival of a quality public health system. The majority of existing Australian research has focussed on the impact of hospital restructure
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