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Orientation through self-study.

Abstract

Traditional orientation programs and schedules did not meet the needs of new nurses seeking employment at one small hospital. The orientation class content was redesigned into self-study modules. This approach allowed greater flexibility in the start date for orientees, the orientation schedule, and the rate at which the content was covered.

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L A James. Orientation through self-study.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8492184/

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