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Nursing Hierarchical Levels Explained

The document outlines the hierarchical levels in nursing education and roles. It includes Doctorate in Nursing, Master's in Nursing, Specialist Nurse, General Nurse, and Technical Nurse, each with specific responsibilities and characteristics. The focus is on the importance of investigations and patient support across these levels.

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Nursing Hierarchical Levels Explained

The document outlines the hierarchical levels in nursing education and roles. It includes Doctorate in Nursing, Master's in Nursing, Specialist Nurse, General Nurse, and Technical Nurse, each with specific responsibilities and characteristics. The focus is on the importance of investigations and patient support across these levels.

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Hierarchical levels

Doctorate in nursing
It is based more than anything on the
investigations

Master's in Nursing

Specialist nurse
It can require coordination and
department orientation,
besides, its main characteristic is
support in cx

General nurse
It is responsible for assessing, planning and
evaluate patients

Technical Nurse

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