NR 718 Week 1 Discussion; Evaluating Leadership Competencies for the Advanced Practice Nurse
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Identify and evaluate three competencies that are a strength for you in your current practice. The advanced nurse practice calls for effective leadership competencies to enable them uphold leadership positions in the healthcare systems. The APNs are trained to uphold the leadership positions in the healthcare systems to ensure they work collaboratively with other healthcare providers to shape healthcare reforms to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in service delivery to help foster improved health outcomes of patients (Blanck-Koester et al., 2020). As I reflect on my leadership competencies
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