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Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
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CHAPTER 1: Coresomething, concepts of maternal
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you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go 2
when things don’t go as planned.
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STANDARDS OF 5. Learn
PRACTICE the .........................................................................................................................
art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and 5
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
NURSING PROCESS wisdom ....................................................................................................................................
lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects, 8
ANA CLINICALrelationships,
PRACTICE GUIDELINES and dreams .....................................................................................................
that are better left behind, because clinging to 15
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s
BUILDING A TRUSTING NURSING-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP ..................................................................... 23 not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.
CLIENT RIGHTS ........................................................................................................................................ 26
Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
THE FAMILY UNIT..................................................................................................................................... 27
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
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defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into 28
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to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome, 39
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
TRENDS IN MATERNAL, INFANT, AND CHILD EPIDEMIOLOGY ................................................................. 42
when things don’t go as planned.
TABLE 1.2 STRATEGIES AND MEASURES TO IMPROVE MENTAL HEALTH ................................................ 54
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COMPLEMENTARY not everyAND doorALTERNATIVE
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wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

1|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not

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2|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not

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them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
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when things don’t goschools to offer seamless pathways to higher
as planned.
education and encourage healthcare organizations to provide incentives
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something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
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when things don’t go as planned.

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3|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
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Page: 3 when things don’t go as planned.

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wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

4|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not

, Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.
STANDARDS OF PRACTICE
5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
MULTIPLE CHOICE
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
1. A nurse wishesand
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understand the left
that are better most important
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B. State Nurse Practice Act
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not

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when things don’t go as planned.
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5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
the continuum
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
Objective: # wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
Page: 4
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but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
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6|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not

, Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
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wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
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when things don’t go as planned.
the continuum
5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
Objective: # not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
Page: 4 wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
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cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not
quitting—it’s knowing when to move on.

Train yourself to be ok with failure and celebrate the attempt. So many
of us fear failure because we have been conditioned to see it as the
ultimate defeat. But the truth is, you can pour your heart and soul into
something, only to watch it crumble. You cannot control the outcome,
but you can control how you respond to it. Cultivate the grace to let go
when things don’t go as planned.

7|Page 5. Learn the art of discernment. Not every battle is worth fighting, and
not every door will open no matter how hard you push. Sometimes,
wisdom lies in knowing when to walk away. There are projects,
relationships, and dreams that are better left behind, because clinging to
them might cause more harm than good. It’s okay to let go; it’s not

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