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This document discusses trends and issues in medical-surgical nursing that nurses need to study. It identifies several key trends and issues, including a growing need for ethical decision making in health care, concerns over human rights, and a more educated and mobile health workforce. Nurses must understand these trends and issues to effectively adapt nursing education, research, management, and services to the changing health care environment.
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