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I am personally for the Nursing Licensure Compact because it helps remove obstacles that some nurse’s face depending on their career or specialty choice. One example of this would be a traveling nurse. Evans (2015), states that the purpose of establishing the compact was to address barriers to practice and create uniformity within nursing. Personally, I believe the Compact does this because it allows nurses to work across state lines and they do not have to worry about paying extra fees and thoughtless requirements on top of it all.

One issue that arises regarding the Nursing Licensure Compact is the inconsistency that it causes. As a resident of Kanas, which is a non-compact state, state officials believe “as the licensure is currently

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