Journal of Emergency Nursing
Volume 35, Issue 5 , Pages 402-405 , September 2009

Are Pediatric ED Nurses Delivering Tobacco Cessation Advice to Parents?

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doi: 10.1016/j.jen.2007.10.018

Journal of Emergency Nursing
Volume 35, Issue 5 , Pages 402-405 , September 2009

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