
National Nurses Month: The Queen’s Medical Center nurse treats patients like family during pandemic-KHON
An emergency department nurse at The Queen’s Medical Center talks about how he treats his patients like his own family.
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An emergency department nurse at The Queen’s Medical Center talks about how he treats his patients like his own family.
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