Maintaining currency in a profession is achieved through (Select all that apply.)
b. continuous participation in professional organizations.
c. asking questions of other professionals.
d. observing your role model's practice.
e. participation in evidence based projects.
ANS: A, B, E
Options A, B, and E are a method by which the professional nurse would keep current. Options C and D are an incorrect method for maintaining professional currency because it does not ensure accuracy or currency.
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