• J N Y State Nurses Assoc · Dec 2004

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    Social justice issues related to uneven distribution of resources.

    • Naomi E Ervin and Sue Ellen Bell.
    • Wayne State University College of Nursing, Detroit, Mich, USA.
    • J N Y State Nurses Assoc. 2004 Dec 13;35(1):8-13.

    AbstractThis article examines the social justice issues resulting from the uneven distribution of resources. In this article, justice theories are discussed in relation to two of these issues: lack of adequate food and shelter and inequitable access to an appropriate continuum of health care. Public health nurses have the obligation to deal with the results of poverty and the uneven distribution of resources, which pose a threat to the common good in the United States and throughout the global community.

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