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Preparing practice-ready nurses: How can relational inquiry help?
New graduates work in increasingly complex spaces of care. They are expected to come with a thorough and sound knowledge base, strong clinical skills, good clinical judgment, and decision-making making abilities. Learn how relational inquiry can provide this foundational preparation and support students to become competent, confident practitioners.
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