Planification et développement de carrière pour les étudiants : Construire une carrière dans une discipline de la pratique professionnelle
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planification de carrière, développement, étudiants, pratique professionnelle, carrièreRésumé
Nurses assume a variety of roles in complex and ever changing health care systems. Moreover, the increasing demands of current work environments require that nurses be well prepared to provide and influence quality health care services. Nurse educators, therefore, are faced with the challenge of creating curricula that prepare and socialize students to take an active role in the evolution of their individual nursing careers as well as help shape the future of the profession.
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