THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PATHOLOGY IN NURSING PRACTICE
Abstract
Abstract: Pathology, the study of diseases and their processes, holds critical
importance in the field of nursing. For nursing professionals, a solid understanding of
pathology enhances patient assessment, aids in the identification of disease processes,
and informs the provision of evidence-based care. This article explores the relevance
of pathology in nursing education and practice, emphasizing its role in improving
patient outcomes.
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