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Nurse Leader Weekly, January 18, 2008
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This week, Rosa Belgard, MS, RN, shares her thoughts on how to create a nurturing environment within the nursing profession:
"Choosing and developing an environment where bedside nurses are held in high esteem, receive frequent recognition, and are compensated appropriately must be an individual process for every healthcare organization, and the biggest challenge is developing an environment that meets your needs. How are you working on creating this environment for your nurses?"
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