The clinical nurse leader: a catalyst for improving quality and patient safety
Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 10 June 2008
Joan Stanley, Jane M. Gannon, Jesse Gabuat, Susan Hartranft, Nancy Adams, CHRISTY MAYES
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The CNL represents an exciting and promising opportunity for nursing to take a leadership role, in collaboration with multiple practice partners, and implement quality improvement and patient safety initiatives across all health care settings.
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Nursing is in a unique position to address problems that plague the nation's health system. The CNL represents an exciting and promising opportunity for nursing to take a leadership role, in collaboration with multiple practice partners, and implement quality improvement and patient safety initiatives across all health care settings.
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Economics, Econometrics and FinanceHealth Professions
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