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Is chronic disease management considered a particular specialty of nursing ?
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Yes and no: Nurses may get specialized training and develop expert-level knowledge and experience in chronic disease management, but there is not one universal certification or national exam for nurses in this area. A good, attentive nurse can be a tremendous ally in managing any chronic health issue!
Answered 3/9/2016
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