Perceptions of Nurse Bridging Education Programs as a Strategy for Workforce Recruitment and Retention: An Interpretive Description Study

Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing · Published 2026-04-06 · DOI 10.3928/00220124-20260210-02

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Year: 2026

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