In evaluating the success of a clinical nurse leader (CNL)program, a nursing dean would determine that program goals had been met when graduates were able to successfully: (Select all that apply.)

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One of the two major roles of the CNL is to oversee the care coordination of a distinct group of patients.The other major role of the CNL is to provide direct patient care in complex situations.CNLs design and implement care and are accountable for care outcomes, but they do not necessarily serve in departmental leadership positions.CNLs are considered generalists, not specialists.The CNL role is not designed as a direct supervisory role, such as a charge nurse.

In Evaluating the Success of a Clinical Nurse Leader (CNL)program