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    Background:

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    • Supporting evidence-based nursing practice is crucial for informed management.
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    Conclusions:

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    • Developing evidence-based management competencies is essential for effective leadership.
    • Cultivating a culture of inquiry supports the integration of evidence into nursing management decisions.