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The Role of Nursing Leaders in Nursing Education

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What role should nursing leaders take in nursing education? How can the role that nurse leaders take in nursing education affect the organizational leadership?

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Nursing leadership should take a large role in nursing education, due to the fact that these individuals usually have a great deal of experience and knowledge in the nursing field, that cannot be gained from mere ...

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