Measuring behavior: electronic devices in nursing studies.
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M Scisney-Matlock | D Algase | S Boehm | P Coleman-Burns | D Oakley | A E Rogers | S Yeo | E Young | M Y Yu | A. Rogers | D. Algase | P. Coleman-Burns | M. Scisney-Matlock | S. Boehm | M. Yu | D. Oakley | E. Young | S. Yeo
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