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Web site spotlight: Lead your facility into a culture of accountability
Nurse Leader Insider, September 29, 2008
Would you consider allowing hand washing to be optional in your organization? No. What about optional use of aspirin for a heart attack patient? No.
We all understand the absolute necessity of following evidence-based medicine protocols for providing good clinical care and are usually very prescriptive in what we do on the clinical side of our business.
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