Nurses needed: Identifying malnutrition in hospitalized older adults
Authors:
- Abby C. SauerASAbby C. Sauer
- Carolyn J. AlishCACarolyn J. Alish
- Kelly StrausbaughKSKelly Strausbaugh
- Katherine WestKWKatherine West
- Beth QuatraraBQBeth Quatrara
Open Access
- 1 January 2016
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in NursingPlus Open
- Vol. 2, 21-25
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