Descriptive personal nursing philosophy

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Explains nursing philosophy, your view of health, your growth in critical thinking, and your future role as a nurse. Include your view of health and your thoughts on your future role as a nurse.

This will include

1. Provide a thoughtful, descriptive explanation of beliefs on health.

2. Provides a thoughtful, descriptive personal nursing philosophy. Include multiple details to support their thoughts and reasons.

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