Military nursing competencies.
Competencies for military nurses are much broader in scope than their civilian counterparts. Not only must they be proficient at basic nursing skills, but they must also quickly master such military skills as protecting themselves and others during attack or threat of attack, caring for major trauma victims under austere conditions, and preparing such patients for transport through the military system of evacuation. This requires consistent and specialized training. This article describes the competencies necessary for practice by military nurses.
College of Nursing, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 32306-4310, USA. cross3@fsu.edu
Mary Candice
MC
Ross
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