AIDS--the rights approach
Howe, J.
Professional Nurse 5(3): 156-159
1989
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 2602401 Document Number: 329761
When confronted by Aids, nurses may react in different ways, but they must always keep the rights of the individual sacrosanct. This article illustrates how individual rights may be ignored simply because people have become entangled in the Aids issue.
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