The Staff Educator September 2009
The Staff Educator, September 1, 2009
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In this issue discover orientation needs by looking at paradigm shifts in healthcare; catch highlights from this year’s National Nursing Staff Development Organization conference; learn how to design individualized orientation programs and develop competent nurses; and identify skillful trainers to comply with Joint Commission requirements for restraint and seclusion.
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