A case study of a preceptorship programme in an acute NHS Trust - using the European Foundation for Quality Management tool to support clinical practice development
Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 14 October 2005
Jacqueline Leigh, Calbert H. Douglas, KATH LEE, Mary Douglas
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It is demonstrated how use of a generic tool such as EFQM can provide systematic and evaluative information for nursing as well as monitoring and assessing the performance of the programme.
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This paper demonstrates how use of a generic tool such as EFQM can provide systematic and evaluative information for nursing.
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