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The Inhospitable Hospital: No Peace, No Quiet
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Title The Inhospitable Hospital: No Peace, No Quiet
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/574813?src=rss
Description Hospitals just keep getting noisier. Can anything be done to find peace and quiet in the hospital?
Medscape Nurses
Category Articles > Critical Care
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Date Jun 6, 2008
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