Professional associations:
a. Set regulatory requirements and establish entry requirements for nursing.
b. Offer graduate programs for clinical and career advancement.
c. Provide opportunities for career network-ing and support.
d. Are open to all individuals who meet the criteria for membership.
C
Professional associations are frequently, although not always, voluntary groups whose members provide leadership in issues and policies of interest to nurses. Professional associations also offer networks of nurses with similar interests.
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