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Specify strategies that can aid nurses in ethical decision making.
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- Discuss how the theory of Self-Transcendence can be applied in preventive, promotive and curative in nursing practice.Describe ways in which nurses can useknowledge of complementary and alternativetherapies in providing patient care.Site examples of common ethical situations that Nurse managers face and discuss?
- Discuss how caregivers believe nurses can provide assistance to make care-giving easierExplain how nursing research improves nursing practice ?Explore the principles of therapeutic communication in nursing, including techniques for building rapport, active listening, and effectively addressing patient concerns.