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Ross-Adjie, G.M., Occupational stress in the ED: what matters to nurses? Australasian emergency nursing journal, 2007. 10(3): p. 117-123.
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Ross-Adjie, G.M., Occupational stress in the ED: what matters to nurses? Australasian emergency nursing journal, 2007. 10(3): p. 117-123.

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Adeb-Saeedi, J. Stress amongst Emergency Nurses.Australian Emergency Nursing Journal, 2002. 5 (2): p:19-24.

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