Self-Care: The Ethical Imperative for Nurses and Other Healthcare Professionals.

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Author Affiliations: Regional Director of Clinical Quality Programs, Data Analytics and Tele Critical Care (Dr Scruth), Kaiser Foundation Hospital and Health Plan - Northern California, Oakland; and (Ms Allen) Director, Inpatient Continuing Care, Virginia.

Published: June 2022

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