PubMed · 8366372
Use of a conceptual framework in planning and implementing an orientation program.
Abstract
Staff development instructors must provide a complete and cost-effective orientation program for new employees. Using a conceptual framework to organize an orientation program ensures that essential information is covered in a logical, comprehensive way, allowing for the best use of time and resources. This article describes how a preexisting conceptual framework developed for defining patient-care requirements was used to plan and implement a pediatric orientation program.
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M M Kelly, C S Matlin. Use of a conceptual framework in planning and implementing an orientation program.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8366372/
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