Mary Krugman
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Mary Krugman is a distinguished leader in nursing education and clinical practice, whose work has profoundly shaped the professional development of nurses. Her research centers on the structures and practices that foster clinical competency, particularly through peer support, mentorship, and educational frameworks. In her highly cited 2008 paper, "Clinically Competent Peers and Support for Education: Structures and Practices That Work," Krugman identifies key elements—such as annual reviews, recognition, and best-practice teams—that create environments where nurses can thrive. With 35 citations, this work remains a cornerstone for educators and administrators seeking to improve patient care through evidence-based support systems. Krugman’s contributions extend beyond academia; she is known for her passionate advocacy for lifelong learning and her belief that a nurse’s knowledge flows directly into compassionate, high-quality care. Her career exemplifies a commitment to bridging theory and practice, inspiring generations of clinicians to pursue excellence. Through her writing and leadership, Krugman has left an indelible mark on nursing, reminding us that the most effective care is rooted in both competence and connection.
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