How your views of nursing values in practice

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Explain how your views of nursing values in practice could change as you transition from a BSN to an MSN professional nurse. Ask yourself, what is a value that would carry over into your MSN role? It may be helpful to think about which of these values you bring with you wherever you go, even in your personal life. Your explanation only needs to be a few sentences long.

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