1995•The Journal of Continuing Education in NursingRequires access

Health Care Reform: Initial Implications for Continuing Education in Nursing

Linda R Camin

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Continuing education coordinators and interested others met statewide to consider the educational needs of nurses emerging with health care reform. It was agreed that continuing nursing education must aggressively pursue its mission and activities to lead, promote, and enhance the education of our profession on health care reform.

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Key concepts: Nursing, Continuing education, Health care reform, Nurse education, Health care, Medicine, Psychology, Political science