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The Learning Objectives set out at the beginning of each chapter provide a guide to chapter contents and structure to your learning. Three types of textboxes in each chapter offer important information: From the Field textboxes provide wise words from nurse leaders. Research Notes demonstrate how each chapter is evidencebased and provide you with links to important academic research that further explores the critical topics addressed in each chapter.

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