Fitting in: A pervasive new graduate nurse need
Nurse Education TodayPublished 31 October 2010
Naomi Malouf, Sandra West
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It may be that current NGN Transition Programmes are more focussed on organisations' desire to "orient" NGNs to working within the acute care setting than facilitating personal transitions to practice.
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Although NGNTPs have the word "transition" in their title, it may be that current programmes are more focussed on organisations' desire to "orient" NGNs to working within the acute care setting than facilitating personal transitions to practice. Further investigation of the impact of NGNTPs on NGNs and the associated multiple ward rotations is required.
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