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: I think these would all be great improvements to nursing. The ones I can appreciate is recommendation 3, about having a residency program for prelicensure or advanced practice nurses. I think it will allow us more time to become more proficient and skilled. Also, recommendation 4, these governing bodies and health care organizations should make obtaining a baccalaureate degree easier for nurses to achieve.

Yes, I believe it is important because communication is a key to providing patient safety. A safe hand-off supports good communication and a safe transfer of care.

Yes, and I think the level of education should increase more over time. The more patients are aware the better the outcomes.

No, but I would not be offened. The patient

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