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Reducing the barriers to RN educational mobility.

J L Creasia
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How can the needs of RN students be met without compromising the quality of the educational experience? The model of flexible clinical scheduling described here has built-in safeguards to preserve quality and promote flexibility. The author discusses the benefits for both students and faculty.

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J L Creasia. Reducing the barriers to RN educational mobility.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006223-198907000-00011

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