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Abstract:
The nurse case manager role is continually evolving. Case managers are being challenged to perform new functions. There are few articles concerning orientation programs for case managers. This article provides a successful orientation program and clinical orientation schedule for a unique unit-based nurse case manager/educator role. The orientation program is outlined based on the four competency domains of the nurse case manager/educator clinical expertise, resource management, staff education, and patient/family education. Program topics and an orientation schedule are provided.
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