Describe expectation that dnp-prepared nurses can contribute

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The U.S. healthcare system has many positive attributes. Yet, the most expensive and advanced system in the world has a number of shortcomings. These shortcomings contributed to the need for corrective action and the creation of the DNP Degree. Using resources other than the Institute of Medicine, describe the expectations that DNP-prepared nurses can contribute to the improvement of the health system.

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