About pamela reeds self-transcendence theory

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1. Abstract statement about Pamela Reed's self-transcendence theory including its purpose and core concepts; if it was fully tested and modified, and how it has been used in nursing and with what population(s), cross-culturally, etc.

2. How the theory is relevant to advanced Mental health Nurse Practitioner Program and how you envision the theory will guide your practice in your advanced practice role.

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