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Carol Wolfensperger Bashford1, Barbara J Shaffer, Carolyn M Young
1Miami University, Hamilton, OH, USA. bashfoc@muohio.edu
Abstract:
There is a correlation between patient safety and nursing orientation. The authors discuss a mixed-method study that supports the efficacy of using a competency-based process to assess knowledge and judgment skills of registered nurses in a community hospital. This assessment is the backbone of the competency-based orientation.
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