Implementing a nurse leader fellowship model.

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At Baptist Health Lexington, Kentucky, Stacey Watkins is a unit director, Donna Corley is an evidence-based practice consultant, Krista Moe is a psychologist and an evidence-based practice consultant, and Dorothy Brockopp is an evidence-based practice coordinator. Deborah Cleeter is the CEO of Sawgrass Leadership Institute in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla.

Published: July 2014

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