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Dissertations

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Women and men's preferences for delivery services in rural Ethiopia, Nancy K. Beam

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Women's lives after an induced abortion: A phenomenological study of the long-term post abortion experience, Rosanna Formanek Hess

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Women with correctable fetal anomaly participating in perinatal team counseling: An exploratory study, Maria R. Reyes

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Work engagement, burnout, and well-being in nursing professional development practitioners, Marlene T. Porter

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Workplace bullying: Exploring the prevalence, impact, and consequences to nurses, Peggy Ann Berry

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Workplace violence prevention training: A cross-sectional study of home healthcare workers, Tamara F. Small

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Young adult nurse work-related well-being, contemporary practice worldview, resilience, and co-worker support during the COVID-19 pandemic, Chloe Olivia Rose Littzen-Brown