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The key to reaching the quadruple aim in healthcare: Educating students at all levels to attain competency in evidence-based practice
This webinar will present the current state of evidence-based practice competency in nurses throughout the U.S. Strategies for integrating EBP throughout baccalaureate and graduate educational programs will be highlighted.
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