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A creative safety program.

D M Johnson
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Mandatory safety programs can be creative and fun using the instructional game approach. Games can be completed on the patient care unit when a free moment is available. Once the instructional games are developed, they can be used throughout the year to help the staff review safety policies, procedures, and standards.

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