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In this article, the writer looks at two studies that exemplify the need for more improvisation in terms of health care delivery. The writer maintains that these two approaches showcase the untapped potential of nursing professionals in the larger setting of public health. The writer discusses that in spite of the prevalent shortage of nurses, professional development in terms of role expansion is essential in order to ensure that the profession does not fall into complacency. The writer maintains that both studies are potentially replicable with adjustments made in methodology according to the setting and population in question.

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"It should also be noted that, while the main objective of these studies is treatment efficacy, subsequent studies should also focus on other aspects of health care such as the consequences of missed mental health surveillance (e.g. PATCH). While analysis of some demographic factors in both studies (e.g. ethnicity, marital status, educational attainment) may have magnified or lessened the statistical impact of the interventions, it may be prudent to replicate these studies in similar settings as well as other, needier ones."

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