How critical thinking help you make your clinical decisions

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Engage in professional nursing practice that is patient-centered and appropriate for diverse individuals, families and communities. Focusing on the patient-centered care that you gave your case study patient, give an in-depth description of the culturally appropriate and patient-centered care that you planned for and delivered to your patient. How did your critical thinking help you make your clinical decisions for this care?

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