How many years did Benner predict that it would take to move from novice to expert practitioner?
a. 1–2
b. 2–3
c. 3–5
d. 5 +
d
Benner predicted that it would take 2–3 years to become
a competent practitioner, and 3–5 years to become a proficient
practitioner. It would thus take at least 5 years for most nurses
to become expert practitioners.
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