Achieving Clinical Nurse Specialist Competencies and Outcomes Through Interdisciplinary Education
Clinical Nurse SpecialistPublished 1 March 2006
Beth A. Sievers, S Wolf
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This interdisciplinary clinical experience in a quality improvement initiative provided valuable opportunities for clinical nurse specialist students to develop essential CNS characteristics and to explore practice competencies in the area of systems.
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Interdisciplinary clinical experiences offer students opportunities to develop needed collaboration and communication skills. Educators should create interdisciplinary educational experiences for students to better prepare them for their roles in a clinical setting.
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