Implement policies and procedures for a successful restorative nursing program
PPS Alert for Long-Term Care, February 1, 2010
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“Some of the requirements are vague and facilities need to develop their own systems to start and track restorative nursing programs and ensure that those programs are documented and reviewed,” says BJ Collard, RN, BSN, GNP, CPHQ, president of CTS, Inc., in Westminster, CO.
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