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[Holistic practice in nursing: problems, experiences and potentials].

I A Paes
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This work aims at seeking possibilities of advances in Nursing through intimate, daily and social holopraxis. We believe that holopraxis favors a better view of health/illness process and, consequently, it results in upgrading health care delivery quality, allowing partial or total difficulties overcome in Nursing exercise.

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I A Paes. [Holistic practice in nursing: problems, experiences and potentials].. https://doi.org/10.1590/s0034-71671997000300006

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