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Clinical nurse specialist outcomes: vision, voice, and value
1Middle Tennessee State University, School of Nursing, Murfreesboro 37132, USA. sprevost@mtsu.edu
Abstract:
In keeping with the conference theme, this presentation will challenge nurses to envision clinical nurse specialist (CNS) influence. Opportunities for future CNS roles will be considered. CNSs will be encouraged to articulate their roles and their influence using a powerful collective voice. Practical strategies for capturing CNS outcomes and impact will be presented.
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