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Attributes of Relationship-Based and Patient-Centered Care in Nursing Practice

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1. Evaluate interprofessional collaboration related to nursing practice experience. Provide an example that illustrates how to use interprofessional collaboration within nursing practice. What drives the process? What outcomes are anticipated?

2. Discuss relationship-based and patient-centered care attributes related to nursing practice. How do these attributes impact nursing practice? What drives the process? What outcomes are anticipated?

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