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- 1. THE DOCUMENTATION, COMMUNICATION AND FACILITATION OF POWER OF ATTORNEY BY DISTRICT NURSES Maria Elliott – Advancing Practice District Nursing Student
- 2. Presentation Overview ◦ Recap of Project ◦ Progress Since First Event ◦ Looking to the Future
- 3. Recap of Project NMC Code/ Clinical Practice/ Legal Framework Gap
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