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How Divergent Views of Specialist Nurse Status Affect IQNs’ Skill Utilisation in Australia
Aim To examine how internationally qualified nurses (IQNs) and Australian nurse managers conceptualise specialist nurse status within speciality nursing and how definitional divergence may contribute to the underutilisation of IQNs’ specialist skills. Design A sequential, explanatory mixed-methods
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