NR 718 Week 8 Discussion; Reflection on Learning and Practice Readiness
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NR 718 Week 8 Discussion on Reflection on Learning and Practice Readiness…..Purpose: The purpose of this discussion is to reflect on your own readiness to practice as a DNP-prepared APN and consider what you learned in this course and how this knowledge will impact your practice. Instructions: Each week, you have been reminded that reflective inquiry allows for expansion of self-awareness, identification of knowledge gaps, and assessment of learning goals. As you reflect on your own readiness to practice as a DNP-prepared APN, it is important to consider what you learned in this course. As you
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