Home Healthcare Internship and Preceptor Programs
Home Healthcare NursePublished 1 July 2007
Scott Carignan, Linda Baker, Kerry A Demers, Annmarie Samar
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The programs described in this article are the culminations of grant-funded efforts to propose a national model for nursing internship and preceptorship, and indicate that the home health sector of the U.S. healthcare workforce will require more registered nurses to meet the growing demand for services by 2020 than any other healthcare sector.
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Carignan, Scott MS, RN, BC; Baker, Linda MSN, MBA, RN, CNAA, BC; Demers, Kerry MBA, BS, RN, CNAA, BC; Samar, Annmarie PhD, APRN, CNAA, BC Author Information
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Health Professions
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