The relationship of spiritual well-being, sociodemographic and religious characteristics in nursing students: a cross sectional study

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2015

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Fabbris, J., Mesquita, A. C., Caldeira, S., Carvalho, A. P., & Carvalho, E. C. (2015). The relationship of spiritual well-being, sociodemographic and religious characteristics in nursing students: a cross sectional study.

Fabbris, Jéssika ; Mesquita, Ana Claudia ; Caldeira, Sílvia et al. / The relationship of spiritual well-being, sociodemographic and religious characteristics in nursing students : a cross sectional study.

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Fabbris, J, Mesquita, AC, Caldeira, S, Carvalho, AP & Carvalho, EC 2015, 'The relationship of spiritual well-being, sociodemographic and religious characteristics in nursing students: a cross sectional study'.

The relationship of spiritual well-being, sociodemographic and religious characteristics in nursing students: a cross sectional study. / Fabbris, Jéssika; Mesquita, Ana Claudia; Caldeira, Sílvia et al.
2015.

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Fabbris J, Mesquita AC, Caldeira S, Carvalho AP, Carvalho EC. The relationship of spiritual well-being, sociodemographic and religious characteristics in nursing students: a cross sectional study. 2015.