Application in the MSN project implementation

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Discuss the John Hopkins EBP model and describe its application in the MSN project implementation. (CO 1) Demonstrate Leadership skills in the practicum setting. (COs 2 and 5) Investigates the importance of Outcomes and Evaluation of the MSN project. (CO 3) Document knowledge and skills gained thus far as an advanced practice nurse. (COs 1 and 5) Demonstrate professionalism in the practicum setting.

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