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Embedded nursing practice: a case study.

M Bott
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Nurses' utilization of case study analysis often focuses on medically-based knowledge which is intertwined within our daily practice. Reflection on nurse-patient interactions with nursing theory as the analytic tool is infrequently undertaken. The case study analysis presented within this paper analyzes an exemplar utilizing the theoretical works of Patricia Benner.

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M Bott. 1997. Embedded nursing practice: a case study.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9460362/

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