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Hello all. A recent post has me very curious. Within the last year or so, I am hearing the term "practice ready" used quite often....as in, "We need to be sure our students are 'practice ready'". Remember back to the 2008 Nursing Advisory Board research that noted something like over 90% of deans believe their new graduates are ready for practice, but less than 10% of practice nursing leaders believed they were. I would think there is quite a difference between these two sectors about what "practice ready" means. My questions are these: What does the term "practice ready" mean to all of you? How do you use and define that term? Thank you all so much!
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