But most of the nurse's educational level does not change. It's already time to think about higher education. However, the associate degree nurse is also important in patient care. But for patient satisfaction and best outcome, it is important that we need a graduate nurse who makes better decisions, has effective communication and leadership skills. However, I had an argument here because my experience as a (pediatric) nurse allowed for fewer medication errors from experienced nurses and better bedside nursing care from qualified nurses. One study (Blegen, Vaughn, & Goode, 2001, p. 6) found that there was less reduction in falls and medication errors with an experienced nurse than with a bachelor's degree in nursing. But other aspects of nursing, such as patient education, discharge planning, leadership, and other baccalaureate nursing activities, not examined under the