Gender-specific differences in nursing staff's administration patterns of 'pro re nata' medication: A prospective observational study.
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E. Ely | H. Schlitt | Sabeth Glasmeyer | M. Creutzenberg | Franz Eder | B. Graf | T. Bein
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