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Get a life

Nadine Gordimer

2005

Tradition and the biological revolution

Daniel B. Sinclair

1989

Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient

Iain D. Anderson

1999

You can make it back

Paul M. Levitt

1985

Critical care emergency medicine

David A. Farcy

2012

Counseling individuals with life-threatening illness

Kenneth J. Doka

2008

Living Beyond Limits

David Spiegel

1993

Pass PCCN!

Robin Donohoe Dennison, Kathleen Farrell

2015

Get a life

Nadine Gordimer

2006

When a loved one is ill

Leonard Felder

1990

Definition of serious and complex medical conditions

Steven S. Sharfstein

1999

Living beyond fear

Jeanne Segal

1984

Nurse's 5-Minute Clinical Consult

Springhouse

2006

Home-centered health care

Mike Magee

2007

Infection in the critically ill

H. K. F. Van Saene

2001

Nutritional aspects of care in the critically ill

J. R. Richards

1977

The complete bedside companion

Rodger McFarlane

1998

Harrison's pulmonary and critical care medicine

Tinsley Randolph Harrison, Joseph Loscalzo

2010

Palliative care nursing

Marianne Matzo

2010

Year of Magical Thinking, The

Barbara Caruso, Joan Didion, Paula Bonet

2005 ★ 4.2

The caregiver's path to compassionate decision making

Viki Kind

2010

Share the care

Sheila Warnock, Cappy Capossela

1995

Recent advances in critical care medicine

T.W. Evans, T. W. Evans

1996

The descendants

Kaui Hart Hemmings

2007

The deepening shade

Barbara M. Sourkes

1982

Critical Thinking for Students

Roy Van Den Brinkbudgen

2000

Living with dying

Glen W. Davidson

1975

Making miracles happen

Gregory White Smith

1997

PCCN certification review

Ann J. Brorsen

2014

Providing expert care for the acutely ill

Springhouse Corporation

1994

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