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Nurse Leader Weekly, November 2, 2007
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This week, Shelly Cohen, RN, BS, CEN, shares her thoughts on going back to nursing school:
"As I continue to work with nurse managers, charge nurses, and other healthcare leaders, I reflect on my days as a manager and realize all I continue to learn. Like many of you, I am heading back to school to obtain a degree in nursing with constant affirmation that learning is a lifelong process. Why now, at the age of 53, am I deciding to go back to school?"
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