Clinical Nurse Specialist Practice Domains and Evidence-Based Practice Competencies
Clinical Nurse SpecialistPublished 18 June 2008
Daria Kring
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Each competency falls well within the practice domains of the CNS, making the CNS an ideal person to lead the EBP movement forward, providing tangible outcomes to further demonstrate the need for the CNS role.
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Each competency falls well within the practice domains of the CNS, making the CNS an ideal person to lead the EBP movement forward, providing tangible outcomes to further demonstrate the need for the CNS role.
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Health ProfessionsNursing
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