A comparison of expert- and practitioner-derived criteria for post-operative pain management.
A comparison of two methods of criteria formulation was carried out as part of a 3-year research study looking at the effectiveness of a nursing quality assurance system (the Royal College of Nursing's Dynamic Standard Setting System). In particular, the study wished to explore whether and to w...
Main Authors: | Kitson, A, Harvey, G, Hyndman, S, Yerrell, P |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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1993
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