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Volume 51 (2017)
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Pages 262-358
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Volume 50 (2016)
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Pages 251-350
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Pages 176-250
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Pages 101-175
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Pages 253-350
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Pages 73-159
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Pages 293-364
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Pages 189-268
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Pages 237-324
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Pages 81-168
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Volume 44 (2010)
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Pages 229-304
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Pages 145-228
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Volume 43 (2009)
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Pages 241-316
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Pages 153-240
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Pages 81-152
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Pages 1-80
Volume 42 (2008)
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Pages 241-332
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Pages 165-240
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Pages 73-164
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Pages 1-72
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Volume 40 (2006)
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Pages 185-264
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Pages 125-184
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Pages 69-124
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Pages 1-68
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Pages 237-304
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Pages 173-236
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Pages 101-172
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Pages 1-100
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Pages 273-360
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Pages 189-272
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Pages 93-188
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Pages 1-92
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Pages 237-308
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Pages 181-236
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Pages 97-180
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Pages 1-96
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Pages 201-284
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Pages 69-124
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Pages 229-284
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Pages 161-228
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Pages 133-228
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Pages 181-276
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Pages 89-180
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Pages 1-88
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Pages 361-440
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Pages 265-360
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Pages 321-440
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Pages 241-320
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Pages 321-456
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Pages 233-320
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Pages 345-440
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Pages 121-216
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Pages 345-440
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Pages 233-344
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Pages 105-232
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Pages 1-104
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Pages 289-422
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Pages 209-288
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Pages 113-208
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Pages 1-112
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Pages 317-428
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Pages 201-316
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Pages 113-200
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Pages 1-112
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Pages 345-440
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Pages 241-344
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Pages 105-240
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Pages 1-104
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Pages 273-360
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Pages 177-272
Volume 11, Issue 2
Pages 97-176
Volume 11, Issue 1
Pages 1-96
Volume 10 (1976)
Volume 10, Issue 4
Pages 257-356
Volume 10, Issue 3
Pages 169-256
Volume 10, Issue 2
Pages 81-168
Volume 10, Issue 1
Pages 1-80
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Volume 9, Issue 4
Pages 233-320
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Pages 153-232
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Pages 73-152
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Pages 1-72
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Pages 217-308
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Pages 145-216
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Pages 73-144
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Pages 1-72
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Pages 225-296
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Pages 153-224
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Pages 81-152
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Pages 1-80
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Pages 209-272
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Pages 129-208
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Pages 65-128
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Pages 1-64
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Pages 209-288
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Pages 137-208
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Pages 65-136
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Pages 1-64
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Pages 189-260
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Pages 125-188
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Pages 69-124
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Pages 1-68
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Pages 185-248
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Pages 121-184
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Pages 57-120
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Pages 1-56
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Pages 93-160
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Pages 45-92
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Pages 1-44
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Pages 1-48
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Volume 8 (1961)
Volume 8, Issue 3
Pages 89
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Volume 7, Issue 3
Pages 129-192
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Pages 65-128
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Pages 1-64
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Pages 123-170
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Pages 51-122
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Pages 1-50
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Pages 123-194
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Pages 57-122
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Pages 1-56
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Pages 129-208
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Pages 53-128
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Pages 1-52
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Volume 3, Issue 3
Pages 113-176
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Pages 49-112
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Pages 1-48
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Volume 2, Issue 3
Pages 149-207
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Pages 65-148
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Pages 1-64
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DESCRIPTORS: education, nursing; diploma program
Abstract - The article reparts on the results of the research into the course of university level study of health education (HE) for nurses at the University in Ljubljana. The author proposed two research questions: the first one dealt with the experiencing of university levelstudy by the students themselves, and the second one with changes in professional image and self image. In the introduction, study program of health education representing the starting point of the present research work, its contents, principles, teaching style, structure and expert assessment are presented.
The research strategy was took the form of a two-years prospective study of the case of the first generation of (irregular) students, enrolled in the period 1993 to 1995. The gathering of data covered two years, and diffrent instruments were used. Quantitative (statistical) and qualitative processing of the data was used.
The results revealed that the study of HE is experienced predominatly positively, and pointed out certain weak points, requiring certain modifications. Changes in professional image reveal that elements of a new professionalism in partnership with health system users are coming into existence. |
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| (Slovenian) SVETOVNI DAN AIDSA 1998: SVETOVNO GIBANJE PROTI AIDSU: Aids in mladi | | Pages 198-198 | | Author(s): Uredništvo/Editorial Board |  Abstract Abstract PDF [54 kb] [views 1172] |
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Abstract - The article deals with the role of nursing care during antenatal period.
Based on an behavioural model, activities of a nurse intendend to help a pregnant woman and her partner from conception to birth of their child. The article deals with the process of nursing care based on the ideals of Dorothy Johnson's theory for planning and performing nursing care for a particular pregnant women.
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SVETOVNO GIBANJE PROTI AIDSU: MOČ ZA SPREMEMBO: SVETOVNA KAMPANJA PROTI AIDSU PRI MLADIH | | Pages 204-204 | | Author(s): Uredništvo/Editorial Board | | Abstract Abstract PDF [29 kb] [views 1055] |
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DESCRIPTORS: breast neoplasms, diagnosis
Abstract - Breast detection methods are presented. In the sense of detection of this most frequent gynaecologic cancer, history, clinical investigation, mammography, ultrasound, fine needle and excisional biopsy are used. In some women cancer occurs more frequently, but it's occurrence cannot be predicted yet. History allows us to select women at higher risk of developing breast cancer and to find symptoms, related to this disease. Clinical investigation of the breasts is an obligate part when investigating a woman. Currently, mammography is the most accurate method in breast cancer detection. Ultrasound is an additional method, which allows correct diagnosis in some cases. Fine needle and excisinal biopsy allow us to confirm the presence of malignant cells. Screening of asymptomatic women by clinical investigation and mammography is an effective method for the detection of early cancer forms. Together with adequate treatment it will decrease the mortality due to this disease.
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DESCRIPTORS: nursing care; quality control
Abstract - The importance of quality in nursing care is presented. The sphere of quality assurance applied inthe Netherlands is introduced and all characteristics of different levels are presented. At the University Hospital for Respiratory and Allergic Diseaes Golnik the activities of quality assurance started in1997 based on to the Netherlands model. Their first experiences are presented. |
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| (Slovenian) SVETOVNI DAN AIDSA 1998: SVETOVNO GIBANJE PROTI AIDSU: Spodbujajte iskreno sodelovanje mladih | | Pages 214-214 | | Author(s): Uredništvo/Editorial Board | | Abstract Abstract PDF [33 kb] [views 1011] |
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| IDENTIFICATION OF FIRST-LEVEL NURSES' FELT NEEDS FOR CONTINUING
PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION: RESEARCH REPORT | | Pages 215-220 | | Author(s): Slavko Cvetek | | Abstract Abstract PDF [616 kb] [views 1202] |
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DESCRIPTORS: education nursing continuing
Abstract - This article describes the findings of aresearch into first level nurses' felt needs fro continuing professional education (CPE). THe theoretical part of the research discusses the concept of continuing and continuing professional education, the concept of professionalism, professionalisation and professional competence and the concept of learning need. The search of foreign and domestic literature in the fields of education and nursing supported the assumption that the process of professionalization of nursing (occupation) in Slovenia lags behind the development in highly developed (post)industrial societies. The empirical part of the research is based on a questionnaire conducted among first level nurses employed in health institutions in Maribor. THe study confirmed the existence of felt needs for CPE among first level nurses. It has been found that the present pattern (quantity and quality) of CPE does not meet the needs as felt by first level nurses, as well as that it lacks systematic organization, recognition and support of the institutions where nurses work. Issues related with clinical practice and management were found to be most important areas of CPE. Most urgent needs were found in those areas of nurses' work in which nurses perform their everyday nursing tasks while areas like teaching and assessing, documentation, complaints, finances, assessment, writing for publishing purposes and research were found to be less urgent. The research provided some valuable data and information on how the identified needs for CPE could be best met. |
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DESCRIPTORS: nursing care; communication
Abstract - The article deals with communication as a constituent part of nursing care. It summarises basic communication elements and findings about communication. The emphasis is on oral communication and body language. Knowing the characteristics of communication and taking them into consideration, a nuse can establish more genuine contacts with patients. As an example a preoperation plan of nursing care is described which includes communication activities. |
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| (Slovenian) SVETOVNI DAN AIDSA 1998: SVETOVNO GIBANJE PROTI AIDSU: Politika podpore in akcije za boljše zdravje mladih v okviru človekovih pravic | | Pages 226-226 | | Author(s): Uredništvo/Editorial Board | | Abstract Abstract PDF [82 kb] [views 1020] |
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| ARRANGEMENT OF LIVING ENVIRONMENT OF ASTHMA PATIENTS AND ITS RELATION TO THE FREQUENCY OF ASTHMA ATTACKS | | Pages 227-233 | | Author(s): Jasna Jukić Petrovčič | | Abstract Abstract PDF [521 kb] [views 1325] |
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DESCRIPTORS: asthma; housing; environmentaal exposure
Abstract - Asthma is the most frequent chronic disease in childhood. Zasavje is the area with the highest air pollution in Slovenia, and lung diseases in children are frequent. Correlation between the arrangement of living environment and frequency of asthma attacks was studied. In the inquiry, 42 asthma patients aged 0 to 19, and their parents were tested. It was found out that the correlation between handling of asthma patients and their parents about the arrangement of living environment and frequency of asthma attacks (r = 0.065; p < 0.001), especially about sorts of the floor (p < 0.05), curtains material (p < 0.005), room furniture (p < 0.01) and cigarette's smoke in it (p < 0.05). |
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| (Slovenian) SVETOVNI DAN AIDSA 1998: SVETOVNO GIBANJE PROTI AIDSU: Poglobimo védenje o tem, kako okužba Z virusom HIV oziroma aids vplivata na mlade ljudi, ter o tem, kako mladi usmerjajo tok epidemije | | Pages 234-234 | | Author(s): Uredništvo/Editorial Board | | Abstract Abstract PDF [78 kb] [views 1208] |
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DESCRIPTORS: foot; pain-etiology
Abstract - Peripheral neuropathy is a frequent impariment of peripheral nerves, repeatedly affects only the sensitivity. Electrophysiological examination (elektomyography and electroneugraphy) frequently revealed no abnormality. The new psychophysical (thermotest, vibrameter, algometer...) and electrophysiologic tests of autonomic functions detect abnormality of small nerve fibres, which are domaged in those patients. In the article, assessment of thermal specific and thermal pain sensitivity is described. |
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| ADVANCES - EXPERIENCE - SUGGESTIONS | | Pages 239-258 | | Author(s): David Ipavec; Andreja Nunar-Perko; Zdenka Dovč, Sonja Prtenjak; Marija Hajdinjak, Cvetka Kukovič; Nada Pitz; Valentina Goršak-Lovšin; Ema Dornik | | Abstract Abstract PDF [2146 kb] [views 3050] |
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SPOLNA VZGOJA MALČKA
David Ipavec
PRIPRAVA KOSTNEGA MOZGA ZA PRESADITEV IN ZAMRZOVANJE
Andreja Nunar-Perko
PRIPRAVA KRVNIH KOMPONENT
Zdenka Dovč, Sonja Prtenjak
POUČEVANJE ZDRAVSTVENE VZGOJE NEKOČ IN DANES
Marija Hajdinjak, Cvetka Kukovič
MOJE IZKUŠNJE PRI DELU V SKUPINI HIPERTONIKOV*
Nada Pitz
PREDSTAVITEV SKUPINE STARIH ZA SAMOPOMOČ - PUNGRAD*
Valentina Goršak-Lovšin
IZOBRAŽEVANJE MEDICINSKIH SESTER V ANGLOSAŠKIH DEŽELAH
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KONČAL SE JE 2. SLOVENSKI KONGRES PREVENTIVNE MEDICINE
Tanja Urdih
XVI. SVETOVNA KONFERENCA O PROMOCIJI ZDRAVJA IN ZDRAVSTVENI VZGOJI
NOVA OBZORJA ZDRAVJA: IZ VIZIJE V PRAKSO: San Juan, Portoriko, 21.-26. junij 1998
Eva Stergar, Tanja Urdih |
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SEDANJOST IMA VEDNO KORENINE V PRETEKLOSTI |
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INTERNA MEDICINA
Dušan Repovš
ČLOVEK, IMEJ SE RAD
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