A nurse has always been interested in the legal nurse field. What would be the best program in which to learn about this field?

1. A seminar in which the nurse can obtain certification as a legal nurse as quickly as possible
2. A seminar that offers a variety of speakers addressing the legal nurse profession
3. An accredited program by a legal nurse association
4. A program in which lawyers speak of the opportunities available for legal nurses


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Rationale 1: The quickest path is not always the best path.
Rationale 2: While the nurse would gain knowledge about the field, there is a better way to do so.
Rationale 3: No matter the subject, the nurse should focus on whether the program is sponsored by a known organization and provides speakers with appropriate credentials.
Rationale 4: The program should help the nurse meet his or her needs, not just talk about opportunities.
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