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January 1, 2017International Journal of NursingOpen Access

Assessment of Depression and Its Contributing Factors among Undergraduate Nursing Students

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Depression and its contributing factors among undergraduate nursing students were not reported, as the abstract provides only a generic journal description without any study results.

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EDEman DawoodOkinawa Prefectural College of NursingRMRufa MitsHGHind Al GhadeerKing Abdullah International Medical Research Center

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No results reported, precluding clinical insight; leaves open depression burden among nursing students.

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Dawood et al. (2017) studied this question. Depression and its contributing factors among undergraduate nursing students were not reported, as the abstract provides only a generic journal description without any study results.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a6b03ff9c58b04430f2c70ahttps://doi.org/10.15640/ijn.v4n2a6
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