Faculty Preparation for the Preceptorship Experience
Nurse EducatorPublished 1 September 2003
Olive Yonge, Linda Ferguson, Florence Myrick, Mary Haase
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Differences between preceptors and faculty in their valuing of selected performance criteria were found, although preceptors used these criteria if they were understandable and applicable.
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Yonge, Olive PhD, RN; Ferguson, Linda MN, RN; Myrick, Florence PhD, RN; Haase, Mary RN Author Information
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