Nurses must be able to clearly articulate at least four dimensions of nursing to any audience or stakeholder. One of these four dimensions includes:
a. the educational level of the nurse
b. what nursing is
c. how the nursing shortage affects nursing
d. holistic care
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Nurses must be able to clearly articulate at least four dimensions of nursing to any audience or stakeholder: what nursing is; what distinctive services nurses provide to consumers; how nursing benefits consumers, including the improvement in nurse-sensitive outcomes; and what nursing services costs in relation to other health care services.
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