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K Melissa Smith1, Melanie Lutenbacher, Natasha McClure
1Author Affiliations: Instructors, School of Nursing (Dr Smith and Ms McClure), and Associate Professor, Schools of Nursing and Medicine (Pediatrics) (Dr Lutenbacher), Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee.
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Nurse educators need to provide students with clinical experiences that prepare them for our rapidly changing health care environments. This article describes how nurse educators used academic and clinical resources to develop a partnership between a school of nursing and clinical entity to facilitate successful transitions from hospital to home for adult heart failure and pediatric asthma patients.
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