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GWARANCJA JAKOŚCI W EDUKACJI DOTYCZĄCEJ PODNOSZENIA I PRZEMIESZCZANIA PACJENTÓW: MIT CZY LEGENDA
Wprowadzenie.
Brak gwarancji jakości w zakresie edukacji dotyczącej podnoszenia i przemieszczania pacjentów prowadzi do niezgodności w szkoleniu i ćwiczeniach.
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Artykuł omawia implikacje dla ćwiczeń oraz potrzebę bardziej rzetelnych ram regulacyjnych i standardów, które należy wprowadzić w obrębie Unii Europejskiej.
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