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Twenty Thousand Nurses Tell Their Story By Everett C Hughes Generals the significance of discoveries like1958 Hardcover, first edition Dust Jacket J B Lippincott Very Good condition History Twenty Thousand Nurses Tell Their Story (1958) is a foundational sociological book by Everett C. Hughes, Helen MacGill Hughes, and Irwin Deutscher. Commissioned by the American Nurses' Association (ANA), the study explored the evolving role of the nursing profession, addressing training, job satisfaction, and changing workplace dynamics

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