Entrepreneurial nursing: the right course at the right time
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Nurse Educator
|September 1, 1991
Abstract:
As more nurses start businesses of their own, there is a need for a course to help them learn to plan, organize, finance, and operate these businesses. The author describes the course's organization, its outcomes, and reactions of the first students to participate in the course.
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