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    Homelessness Through The Eyes Of A Nurse In The City
    Homelessness Through The Eyes Of A Nurse In The City
    Homelessness Through The Eyes Of A Nurse In The City
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    Homelessness Through The Eyes Of A Nurse In The City

    By Crystal E. Barker

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    Crystal E. Barker grew up on a farm in the hills of Grayson, Kentucky. She earned a Bachelor's in Nursing from Berea College and went on to earn her Master's in Nursing at California State University, Los Angeles. She now serves Veterans as a Registered Nurse in the VA Medical Center, residing in Nevada. She n

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPoets Choice
    Release dateNov 18, 2022
    ISBN9789395193252
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