Core nursing values brought to life through stories
Nursing StandardPublished 26 October 2005
Beth Perry
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Nurses who become well satisfied with their career choice live out their core values and engage in interdependence as they entwine themselves in a mutually dependent way with patients, learning and growing together as they share the journey through the care trajectory.
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Nurses who become well satisfied with their career choice live out their core values and engage in interdependence. They entwine themselves in a mutually dependent way with patients, learning and growing together as they share the journey through the care trajectory.
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