Briefings on Evidence-Based Staff Development, October 2010
Briefings on Evidence-Based Staff Development (formerly The Staff Educator), October 1, 2010
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Inside:
Enhancing brain function, facilitating learning, and improving outcomes
What is it you do? Explaining the role of staff development
Hot topics from the 2010 NNSDO convention
Revisions to the Nursing Professional Development Scope & Standards of Practice
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