NURS FPX 6216 – Assessment 4 Preparing and Managing a Capital Budget Assumptions, knowledge gap, and areas of uncertainty

Two of the important knowledge gaps that can help in improving the positive effects of the budget, renovation, and management are knowledge related to nurse’s behaviour and sense of responsibility to make use of resources effectively and managing schedule and resources in health care (Nejati et al., 2018).  

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