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This information emphasizes the importance of care coordination in nursing practice. Nurses play a key role in connecting with patients and their families, gathering essential information, and coordinating care with other healthcare professionals. Care coordination has been shown to improve the quality of healthcare and patient outcomes. Communication is crucial in ensuring effective care coordination and avoiding miscommunication. Testing, one, two, three, testing. Testing, one, two, three, testing, one, two, three. This course brings out care coordination, an entity in medical care. This is a key element in nursing practice for improving the quality and affordability of healthcare within the United States. Advanced scholarship and discipline of nursing and new knowledge depends on nurses working with other health professionals. They must be prepared to take the lead in care coordination. Many times patients and their family members or caregivers connect with the nurse first before any other professional when becoming a patient. The nurse begins the physical and psychological assessment and gathers essential information toward care coordination. This leads the way for other team members to connect with the patient to provide effective positive outcomes. Studies have shown that care coordination has steadily improved the quality of healthcare through positive patient outcomes. The second outcome leads us from patient-centered care and communication with multidisciplinary teams to the challenge of miscommunication. We find the importance of communication in nursing practice can't be emphasized enough when it comes to care coordination functions that are linked to patient outcomes.