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1About the Author Allison J. Terry, PhD, RN, is assistant dean, Auburn University at Montgomery College of Nursing and Health Services, Montgomery, Alabama. For more information, write to her at macgregorterry@charter.net.
Abstract:
The author proposes the use of a collaborative approach to prepare nursing students to implement relationship-based care through the use of a dedicated education unit. This collaboration would use the phases of relationship-based care, Benner's novice-to-expert stages, and the semesters of the typical upper division nursing curriculum. The ways in which relationship-based care can enhance the learning process for nursing students are discussed.
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