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Effective precepting requires a separate skill set than being an expert clinician, which is something that is often overlooked. Deliberate preparation should include utilization of effective communication techniques, teaching using powerful questions, developing skills for feedback and evaluation, as well as others. Becoming a highly functioning member of an interprofessional team requires special consideration and preparation that can enhance the nurses' role. [J Contin Educ Nurs. 2018;49(12):545-546.].
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