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Joyce Batcheller1, Patricia S Yoder-Wise
1Seton Healthcare Family, Austin, TX 78723, USA. JBatcheller@Seton.org
Abstract:
When changes happen as rapidly as they do today, the literature is often absent. Although related literature may be available to substantiate a direction to take when faced with some issue to resolve, that literature may be vague in terms of its applicability within health care. The idea of a circle of advisors was instituted to gain insight from experts who had faced similar challenges and often had extensive networks of shared experiences. The use of a sequential dialog identified specific talents to be developed in a chief nurse executive enculturation program.
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