Bibliography
Long-term Care Nursing Administration
Christine Mueller, PhD, RN
Associate Professor
School of Nursing
Center for Nursing Research of Elders
University of Minnesota
612-626-4299 cmueller@umn.edu
Articles
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Books
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Manuals and Handbooks
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Standards
National Association Directors of Nursing Administration in Long-term Care. (1996).
Standards of Practice: Directors of Nursing Administration in Long-term Care.
Cincinnati: NADONA/LTC
American Nurses Association (1996). Scope and Standards for Nurse Administrators.
Washington, D.C.: ANA.