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    • To expand on the concept of collective competence in nursing.
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    • Collective competence enhances the quality of patient care.
    • Effective team functioning is a prerequisite for competent care delivery.

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    • Collective competence is a vital component of high-quality nursing care.
    • Investing in team training and development is crucial for healthcare organizations.
    • Fostering a collaborative environment improves patient safety and outcomes.