Clinical nurse specialists (CNS) are nurses with a Master in Science Nursing degree. CNS key competences include leadership, entrepreneurship and research. Using the Symptom Navi programme as an example, we show the importance of CNSs in developing an innovative project and their leadership role in implementing the programme into practice. We also present the results of the evaluation of the Symptom Navi programme.
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