Dnp Reflection

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Hello Everyone, My name is Blessy Jacob from Houston, Texas. I have done my DNP clinical at my practice site in a primary clinic setting. I did the quality improvement project on Increasing effectiveness of hypertension management in adult patients through standardization of TZD diuretics, ACE or ARB as first line therapy.I am not a public speaker and I really dread about public speaking.I believe that "practice make a person

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