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- A popular question when we are discussing psychological research is how we can apply this work to our lives, and in this case to your nursing career. what would you see as important to study in psychology that will benefit your nursing career?why is evidence based practice in nursing important and how does it help nurses?How can you relate the concept of Clinical Judgment to your future professional clinical practice, explain in ~ 250 words or more?
