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Introducing Nursing Management 1 Learning Outcomes 1 CHANGES IN HEALTH CARE 2 PAYING FOR HEALTH CARE 2 How America Pays for Health Care 2 Pay for Performance 2 DEMAND FOR QUALITY 2 Quality Initiatives 2 The Leapfrog Group 3 Benchmarking 3 Evidence-Based Practice 3 Magnet® Certification 4 EVOLVING TECHNOLOGY 4 Electronic Health Records 5 Virtual […]

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