Les communautes virtuelle de pratique en action: Technologies et facteurs de succes

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2004-11-10

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Ordre des infirmieres et des infirmiers du Quebec

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Presented by Marie-Josee Paquet, Infirmiere-conseil, Direction du developpement et du soutien professionnel on November 10th, 2004. The contents of this presentation are in French.

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Technology, Quebec, Telehealth

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Paquet Marie-Josee. 2004. Les communautes virtuelle de pratique en action: Technologies et facteurs de succes. Ordre des infirmieres et des infirmiers du Quebec. Presented by Marie-Josee Paquet on November 10th, 2004.

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