Assessment of staff appraisal systems

British Journal of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)

|May 14, 1992

Abstract:

Staff need regular assessments so that job satisfaction, training and good quality services can be ensured. The health service is currently implementing various types of staff appraisal systems which must be carefully tailored to different settings and needs.

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