Critical Care Nurses Facing Trauma as 2020—The Year of the Nurse—Ends
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https://doi.org/10.1891/WFCCN-D-20-00029Keywords:
Year of the Nurse, PTSD, STS, trauma, critical care nurses, COVID-19References
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