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When nurses terminate: the exit interview/questionnaire.

M Leahey·G Henderson
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Reliable information on termination issues can enhance retention and recruitment efforts. Blank nursing exit questionnaire/interview forms from 49 hospitals were analyzed. A sample exit questionnaire and recommendations for the collection of data regarding the departing nurse are provided.

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M Leahey, G Henderson. When nurses terminate: the exit interview/questionnaire.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1922441/

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