Another Outbreak! Monkeypox 2022 Infection and Vaccine Considerations for the Clinical Nurse Specialist.

Clin Nurse Spec

Author Affiliations: Nurse Researcher, Center of Nursing Excellence, Premier Health-Miami Valley Hospital, Dayton, Ohio.

Published: October 2022

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