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    Labor nurses and doulas can experience workplace conflict due to overlapping roles. Strategies are needed to foster collaboration between nurses and doulas for optimal patient care.

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    • Healthcare Management

    Background:

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    • Despite the benefits, conflicts can arise between nurses and doulas stemming from perceived role overlap.

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    • To identify strategies for promoting collegial relationships between nurses and doulas.

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    • The authors synthesize existing knowledge and professional perspectives.

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