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Enhancing Critical Thinking Competency and Nursing Quality in Critically Ill Patient Care
The EBN-based nutritional management protocol effectively enhances junior nurses' specialized critical thinking competency and improves patient nutritional outcomes and satisfaction, demonstrating its potential to optimize critical care quality. However, further validation through multicenter studies with larger cohorts, extended follow-up periods, and additional outcome measures is warranted.
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