Celebrating Scientific Knowledge in Nursing
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On May 12, we once again celebrate Nurses worldwide, who are the most valuable resource of any healthcare institution and, by far, one of a nation’s most valuable assets. We celebrate them because their daily work is marked by empathy, compassion, and patience, but above all, by scientific knowledge. That is why, to mark this day, we are examining the relevance of a clinical reasoning framework developed for nursing.
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