The Effective Preceptor Handbook for Nurses
Nurse Leader Insider, January 8, 2020
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This handbook provides new preceptors with the evidence-based skills they need to build supportive one-on-one teaching and learning relationships with new nurses.
In this invaluable and compact handbook, nurse preceptors in training will learn how to access adult learning styles, validate competencies, develop critical feedback and evaluation skills, and gain confidence to successfully onboard and launch their preceptees. Preceptors will also be introduced to the idea of portfolio-building as a way to prepare for certification.
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