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A highly respected staff RN on the medical-surgical unit has been asked to champion the implementation of a new nursing protocol. What does champion mean in this situation
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A highly respected staff RN on the medical-surgical unit has been asked to champion the implementation of a new nursing protocol. What does champion mean in this situation

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It possibly means to take action or make it happen. Put new rules in place.
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