Dying to care? : work, stress, and burnout in HIV/AIDS

Faculty of Health Sciences (VZSMB)

Dying to care? : work, stress, and burnout in HIV/AIDS

Miller, David

Type of material - book

Publication and manufacture - London ; New York : Routledge, 2000

Language - english

ISBN - 1857288203; 1857288211

COBISS.SI-ID - 610212

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