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The NNPRFTC exists to support new and ongoing postgraduate training programs for nurse practitioners in the achievement and maintenance of the highest standards of rigor and quality, consistent with achieving the goal of an expert healthcare workforce prepared to meet the needs of patients and the society as a whole. |
Resources
A dynamic learning community must have access to the latest information. NNPRFTC is committed to doing its part in this exploding information age. Our list of resources, research, publications, and presentations is frequently updated.
Useful Links:
USC Annenberg Center for Health Journalism
Listing of NP Related Publications, Presentations, and Research Findings That May Be of Interest:
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Forni PM.Choosing civility: The twenty-five rules of considerate conduct.Macmillan; 2002. |
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Roach-Serry T.Choosing civility.Presentation to Nurses Organization of Veterans Affairs. June, 2012. |
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