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- What is the importance of professional values in the nursing practice? Discuss the advantages and disadvantages.how does a well-balanced duty roster schedule help in nursing practice?What does the term professional mean? How does a professional compare to a non-professional? Reflect on what characteristics you believe a professional nurse should have.