Self-reflection activity, This is a self-reflection

Self-reflection activity

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This is a self-reflection activity that requires you to consider what you have learned in this module: Patient-Centered Care (QSEN) Select one of the aspects listed and reflect on how you might use what you have learned in your work as a professional nurse.

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