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R Whitcomb1, R Craig, C Welker
1Miami Heart Institute and Medical Center, Fla., USA.
Nursing Management
|May 29, 2000
Abstract:
Nurse leaders need a way to measure acute care nurse practitioners' (ACNPs') performance and justify their positions. An objective documentation tool can help to evaluate ACNPs' work activities and measure performance and outcomes.
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