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Martin, M. C., & Walker, W. R. (1983). Survey discloses NFP practices, preferences in U.S. Catholic hospitals. *Hospital Progress*, *64*(2), 52-58.
Martin MC, Walker WR. Survey discloses NFP practices, preferences in U.S. Catholic hospitals. Hosp Prog. 1983;64(2):52-58.
Martin, M. C., and W. R. Walker. "Survey discloses NFP practices, preferences in U.S. Catholic hospitals." *Hospital Progress*, vol. 64, no. 2, 1983, pp. 52-58.
Now that principles of NFP have been established specific programs are necessary to disperse information and to teach techniques. The hospital-based NFP program offers the community a needed service a...
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