ETHICS AND PROFESSIONALISM IN NURSING EDUCATION
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Nursing education, ethics, professionalism, curriculum development, teaching strategies, clinical competence, ethical decision-making.Abstract
Ethics and professionalism are foundational pillars in nursing education, shaping the behavior, decision-making, and overall competence of future nurses. This article explores the integration of ethical principles and professional standards into nursing curricula, examining the methods used to teach these concepts and their impact on student outcomes..
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