Which statement best describes one of the arguments pushing for development of a DNP program for nurses?
A) The need of individuals who can implement research into practice
B) To clear up client confusion concerning levels of nursing
C) To enable PhD-level nurses more time to spend on research and less on teaching
D) All interested organizations support the concept and potential entry-level requirement
A
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Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
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