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In light of the continually-changing clinical context in which she provides care, a nurse is aware of the need to ensure that her practice is current. Which of the following actions is most likely to help the nurse achieve this goal?

A) Continually eliciting input from more senior nurses
B) Staying current with published evidence that has been critically appraised
C) Regularly attending continuing education opportunities
D) Reviewing the practice guidelines and evidence that are presented in textbooks available on the unit and at the hospital library

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