Neuman’s health care systems model

  • Mary Fraser
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Abstract

This chapter is an addition to the book since 1990 as it was felt that Neuman’s model is important and should be included. The published work that I have found shows this to be the case.

Keywords

Multiple Sclerosis Primary Prevention Coping Behaviour Public Health Nurse Coping Ability 
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© Mary Fraser 1996

Authors and Affiliations

  • Mary Fraser
    • 1
  1. 1.Research and Project ConsultancyStirling, ScotlandUK

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