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Genetics of Non-Syndromic Deafness, treated by her medical colleague. In one case, the consultant shouted at the nurse because she could not provide him with an extra nurse to collect the patient’s details and another to act as chaperone. What the nurse objected most strongly to was that the consultant shouted at her in front of the patient.

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Anaesthesia for Paediatric ENT Surgery,32-333). There is sometimes a temptation to suppose that when respect for life is brought into play, considerations about the quality of life must be excluded. In this chapter we consider what respect for life involves and we explore what is and what is not involved in measuring the quality of life.

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Paediatric ENT in Developing Countries,, a doubt or a concern. To be charged with the care of someone or something is to be responsible for the well-being of that person or object. To care for someone is to supply protection and preservation. Care can be a feeling, concern or interest in something, providing food, being available, lookin

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Nursing Aspects of Paediatric ENT, of a reciprocal caring relationship. In Chapter Three we proposed that the obligations the nurse has to the patient presuppose a personal relationship, willingly entered into, that calls forth her capacity to care, that requires a level of concern for the other person and a moving away from an excl

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