author: janet s fulton

... quest for quality is essential. It is further understood that nursing makes a profound contribution to the well-being of patients and families. Then, how does the CNS transcend the chasm between true interest and motivation toward ...

... quest for quality is essential. It is further understood that nursing makes a profound contribution to the well-being of patients and families. How, then, does the CNS transcend the chasm between true interest and motivation toward ...

A Guide for the New Clinical Nurse Specialist Melanie Duffy, MSN, RN, CCRN ... nursing organizations are relatively small, have few members, and ... portfolio is a compendium document that reflects practice competencies and may include examples ...

... nurse working in the community. A community health nurse specialist was defined as “a nurse with at least a master's degree in any area of nursing, such as maternal-child health, psychiatric-mental health or medical-surgical nursing or some ...

... study and supervised practice at the graduate level (master's or doctorate) has ... NLN recommendations to guide curricula. CNS graduate programs varied in ... pharmacology and a minimum of 500 supervised clinical practice hours in the ...

... resume may help prevent this phenomenon. After reading the resume, plan probing questions for each major area. Exhibit 24.2 presents examples of several approaches to question development. Prior to the interview, inexperienced ...