Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Impact to Clinical and Nursing Practice: A systematic literature review
Introduction and aims: Professionalism is an obligation for nurses in carrying out nursing care in hospitals and this is obtained from continuing professional development (CPD). The aim of this research is to review the benefits of CPD in nursing practice. Material and methods: This paper is a liter...
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Main Authors: | Haeril Amir (Author), Tutik Sri Hariyati (Author), Enie Novieastari (Author) |
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