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The ANCI code of ethics states that
nurses have a responsibility to 'enable individuals, families and
groups to restore, maintain or improve their health status. More mysterious is the sense of a shared life radiated
by Eleonor and Giles Robertson as they sit at a large wooden table in
their home in Edinburgh (1987) and even more so by Anci and Harry Guy in
Groby, UK (1989), who look melancholily into the camera but seem so
firmly united through common hardships and love that no action or
gesture is needed to illustrate intersubjectivity in the most profound
sense. On the local level, included in this
infrastructure are the private associations for individuals with
disabling conditions: ACLIFIM for those with physical disabilities, ANSO
for those with hearing impairment, and ANCI for those with blindness. |
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