Relative strangers: caring for patients as the expression of nurses' moral/political voice

In Tamara Kohn & Rosemary McKechnie (eds.), Extending the boundaries of care: medical ethics and caring practices. New York, N.Y.: Berg. pp. 181--201 (1999)
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