Organizational Commitment to Professional Practice Models
JONA The Journal of Nursing AdministrationPublished 1 October 2005
Patricia H. Arford, Laurie Zone-Smith
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The authors analyze the relationship between a professional practice environment and aprofessional practice and explore organizational commitments required to ensure professional practice at the unit level.
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Magnet hospitals must show evidence of professional practice models. A professional practice organizational environment is necessary, but not sufficient, to create professional practice models. The authors analyze the relationship between a professional practice environment and a professional practice and explore organizational commitments required to ensure professional practice at the unit level.
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