NURS 7437-Advanced Practice Psychiatric Nursing

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First, let me state that I understand the seriousness of this accusation and from reviewing my academic paper in NURS 7437- advanced practice psychiatric nursing across the life span it was evident where I was guilty of the violations. Although my error was unintentional it is still considered plagiarism and I will not deny that this was the case. My goal to research well-phrased sentences that portrayed clearly what I wanted to convey obscured my own. In the process of writing proof reading is an important step to verify accurate citations, and I failed to do so appropriately which resulted in a less than acceptable submission of my work. I am aware this is no excuse but I ask for your consideration. Please know that I am deeply sorry ,

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