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Upstream Pathways to Nursing: Exploring Self-Efficacy, Belonging & Identity Development in a Pre-Nursing Pathway Program
The United States nursing workforce faces a dual crisis: a growing shortage of nurses and a persistent lack of racial and ethnic diversity that undermines health equity. Structural barriers rooted in the K–12 public education system — including inequitable resource distribution, harmful social scrip
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