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Gillespie and Peterson; Helping Novice Nurses Make Effective Clinical Decisions
Nursing Education
2009
Case study and qualitative research
Situated Clinical Decision Making Framework
More robust clinical practice necessary for beginning nurses
Comfort with fast-paced clinical decisions necessary in modern nursing
Implications for Nursing Education Programs
Clinical competence even more important in the contemporary environment.
Doane, Browne, et.al.;
Enacting Nursing Obligations: Public Health Nurses' Theorizing in Practice
Research and Theory for Nursing practice
2009
Qualitative
New nurses working in public health field
Juxtaposition of ethics and need to serve with the realities of public health nursing.
The manner in which theory turns into practice has understandable implication in other fields of nursing.
Nursing theory supports a more robust and caring individual philosophy.
Small rural areas used, need more broad-based data.
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