“As new nursing care models emerge, care delivery must become more flexible. With the increasing demand for advanced technology when caring for patients, it’s more important than ever to integrate creative solutions that reflect scope of practice, clinical competency, critical thinking, and excellent communication skills to enhance the patient’s experience or quality of care.” (Russell)
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