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SCPS Homepage | New York University - SCPS ::
An education in the city. The experience of the world. A university can be anywhere. NYU's School of Continuing and Professional Studies (SCPS) couldn't be ...

Continuing Education | New York University - SCPS ::
We offer continuing education courses, workshops, and seminars in the following ... 2007 New York University School of Continuing and Professional Studies ...

Continuing Education ::
Continuing Education. Washington Square Campus Email: ssw.continuinged@nyu.edu Phone: (212) 998-5963. Social work learning and training is a lifelong ...

NYU School of Continuing Education Jobs, People, Culture, and ... ::
May 22, 2007 ... What's the inside scoop on NYU School of Continuing Education? 1 person is talking about their experiences with the organization. ...

Nyu Continuing Education - Education FAQ ::
I'm very interested in applying to NYU for the 1997-98 academic year and i was just wondering if anyone who currently attends the university wouldn't mind ...

NYU School of Medicine - Continuing Medical Education ::
The NYU Post-Graduate Medical School is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to sponsor continuing medical ...

New directions at NYU real estate institute | Real Estate Weekly ... ::
New directions at NYU real estate institute from Real Estate Weekly in ... The course will qualify for fifteen hours of Continuing Education (NYCEM) credit. ...



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The following article relates not only to nurses but also to those aspiring to enter the noble profession of nursing. We hope you will get some insight into this field. Although we have used the female reference for nurses throughout this article ("she", "her"), this is done purely for convenience and in no way reflects the gender status of nurses in today's society. Most people assume that once a nurse has completed her education and has become registered, that is the "end" and that no more learning or education is required. This  
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