Preceptor Support in Hospital Transition to Practice Programs
JONA The Journal of Nursing AdministrationPublished 14 November 2015
Mary A. Blegen, Nancy Spector, Beth Ulrich, Mary R. Lynn, Jane Barnsteiner, Josephine Silvestre
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To improve NLRN competence and retention, preceptors should have adequate time with each NLRN, share shift and patient assignments, and have few preceptees assigned to each preceptor concurrently.
Abstract
To improve NLRN competence and retention, preceptors should have adequate time with each NLRN, share shift and patient assignments, and have few preceptees assigned to each preceptor concurrently.
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Health ProfessionsNursing