Taking outcomes to the next level: The clinical nurse specialist as a partner in changing practice

Andrea Slivinski1, Tracy Phillips, Jeanie Bollinger

  • 1At Mission Health in Ashville, N.C., Andrea Slivinski is a trauma program CNS, Tracy Phillips is a chronic disease CNS, and Jeanie Bollinger is an acute medicine CNS. Vallire Hooper, formerly the nurse scientist scholar at Mission Health, is the associate dean of research and scholarship and director of the PhD program at the East Tennessee State University College of Nursing in Johnson City, Tenn.

Nursing Management
|December 11, 2020
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