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A correlational study of self-perceived empathy and engagement with medical dramas among SISC BSN students during the covid 19 pandemic

by Garcia, Julia Raidis; Javer, Regine Viviene; Longares, Hannah Jade; Mata, Jamie Iszabelle.

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BookPublisher: Las Pinas City Southville International School and Colleges 2023Description: x, 82 pages : illustrations ; 29cm.

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Includes bibliographical references and appendices.

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