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1About the Author Frederica Feller, MSN, is a student at DeSales University College of Nursing, Center Valley, Pennsylvania. For more information, contact Ms Feller at ff4083@desales.edu.
Abstract:
In an effort to meet the changing landscape of the health care system and the explosion of nursing knowledge, the Institute of Medicine and the Robert Wood Johnston Foundation have summoned nursing academia to partner on curriculum development with an emphasis on the professional socialization of the new nurse. As health care continues to change, the education of nurses must also evolve to meet these changes. Curriculum transformation is needed at nearly every aspect of health care. This policy statement will explore these challenges and the transformation in nursing education required to meet them.
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