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Ronda G. Hughes1, and Janice Tazbir2, 3, 4, 5

¹ Center for Nursing Leadership, Executive Doctorate of Nursing Practice, University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, USA

²University of Chicago Medicine, Chicago, IL, USA

³Anderson Continuing Education, Sacramento, CA, USA

⁴Retired, Purdue University Northwest, College of Nursing, Hammond, IN, USA

⁵Health Education Systems, Inc. (HESI), Houston, TX, USA

Nurses work together to provide high‐quality care and to seek opportunities for improvement.

Source: Tish Watts, Johnny Tazbir & Venita Chew.

Health care in the twenty‐first century will require a new kind of health professional: someone who is equipped to transcend the traditional doctor–patient relationship to reach a new level of partnership with patients; someone who can lead, manage, and work effectively in a team and organizational environment; someone who can practice safe, high‐quality care but also constantly see and create the opportunities for improvement.

(Donaldson, 2001)