Evaluation of the development process and effects of a foot care program with educational tools for nurses and care workers as in-home service providers

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Kashiko Fujii
Minna Stolt
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[1] Nagoya University,Graduate School of Medicine, School of Health Sciences
[2] University of Turku,Department of Nursing Science
[3] Turku University Hospital,undefined
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BMC Research Notes | / 13卷
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In-home service providers; Foot care education; Nurses and care workers;
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