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The purpose of this paper is to present a literary review dealing with
nursing as a profession which pertains to health care. There are also five recent scholarly journals that have been specifically chosen, to complete a detailed annotated bibliography.
Mullane, M. (2000). A Glance Back in time: future, higher education, and professional development. Nursing Forum, 35 (4), 41-45.
Throughout this article the author presented information that demonstrated the concern of the future of nursing. She
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promote thyself: public relations, professional development and guidelines. Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 14 (2), 40-49. Castledine, G. (2001). Healthcare professions must work better as teams. British Journal of Nursing, 10 (14), 959-964 Mee, C.L. (2001). Magic Moments: Nursing Careers. American Journal of Nursing, 31 (8), 6-10. Mullane, M. (2000). A Glance Back in time: future, higher education, and professional development. Nursing Forum, 35 (4), 41-45. Wyatt, J.S. (2001). How do you spell nursing? With a capital ?C?!: Nurses and caregivers. Pediatric Nursing Journal, 27 (1), 103-109.
promote thyself: public relations, professional development and guidelines. Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 14 (2), 40-49. Castledine, G. (2001). Healthcare professions must work better as teams. British Journal of Nursing, 10 (14), 959-964 Mee, C.L. (2001). Magic Moments: Nursing Careers. American Journal of Nursing, 31 (8), 6-10. Mullane, M. (2000). A Glance Back in time: future, higher education, and professional development. Nursing Forum, 35 (4), 41-45. Wyatt, J.S. (2001). How do you spell nursing? With a capital ?C?!: Nurses and caregivers. Pediatric Nursing Journal, 27 (1), 103-109.