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I read from the AZ board website to know the goal, and I know that Arizona board of nursing protect the patient from unprofessional nurses. Also, I went with open mind to know more about the patient right and care to achieve my goal as a nurse.
The meeting was regarding the previous situation need more information and as a nursing board member need to decide it. The meeting was at 4747 N. 7th Street, Phoenix AZ 85014, at meeting room and contained 11 members and the president, student nursing, and the security guard.
The tone room was very serious, and everyone was silent when the president or other member spoke.
AZ members freely took a turn to discuss their thoughts and ideas or concern about something, and other members were focused, and
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