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| This time away from formal education can often benefit and enrich those experiences later in life. Continuing education is a legitimate role for MTNA to assume because we believe that formal education at the college level is not the end but only the beginning of a professional's education. It is also evident that nurses working in rural areas benefit from formal education to expand such a knowledge base, further develop clinical assessment skills, articulate rationale, provide evidence for practice decisions and develop effective communication strategies with medical and allied health staff, who may be relatively transient in their roles compared to nursing staff. |
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