Free! Hospice Orientation for the Interdisciplinary Team White Paper
Homecare E-News, January 11, 2016
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According to the National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization, hospice organizations should deliver systematic orientation, training, and competency evaluations to all new employees and volunteers before they assume responsibility at the organization. To drive these efforts, HCPro has created the Hospice Orientation for the Interdisciplinary Team White Paper, a training compendium that helps new care staff understand the core philosophies and practices that shape a quality hospice program.
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