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Article: How Fast Is Too Fast? A Practice Change in Umbilical Arterial Catheter Blood Sampling Using the Iowa Model for Evidence-Based Practice

Provide a recommendation for a different nursing Model that may have been used to guide the Iowa model practice change. Provide a rationale for your response and remember to use evidence to support your response.

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