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Pediatric nurses in China showed significantly stronger support for nurse prescribing compared to physicians, indicating differing attitudes between the two groups.
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Perceived benefits and training needs were identified as significant positive predictors of support for nurse prescribing among pediatric healthcare professionals.
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Both pediatric nurses and physicians agreed on the appropriateness of prescribing basic, low-risk medications, suggesting a common ground for implementation.
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The study highlighted three key implementation priorities: clear scope definition, standardized training, and legal-regulatory safeguards for nurse prescribing.
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Findings support a phased model of pediatric nurse prescribing that emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration and structured training for effective implementation.
