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Use their emotions effectively to manage stress while increasing their focus and a state of calmness
Transform difficult relationships with coworkers into supportive ones
Embrace their unique path to self-care and optimal health
Uncover what they really want from their job that will make their career direction obvious and natural
Know if they can be happy in their current nursing job or need to transition to another role
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This book is for nurses who are seeking to specialize in hospice, those who work in long-term care settings, post-acute care settings, acute care setting, and those who are seeking to enhance their knowledge of end-of-life care within other specialties"--
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