Acknowledgments
We thank the Sigma Theta Tau International/ The Council for Advancement
of Nursing Science for providing the financial support for the study. We
also thank the Higher University of Saint Andres, School of Nursing
Graduate Program of Bolivia and the Colegio de Enfermeras de
Bolivia for their support during the data gathering process.
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