Science of Unitary Human Beings

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• Martha Elisabeth Rogers — (* 12. Mai 1914 in Dallas, Texas; † 13. März 1994 in Phoenix, Arizona) war eine amerikanische Pflegetheoretikerin, Pflegeforscherin und Professorin für Pflege. Sie entwickelte die Pflegetheorie der Wissenschaft des einheitlichen Menschen auf dem… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

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