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A performance-based development system.

Abstract

Team efforts by nurse educators and nurse administrators resulted in modification of the orientation process to better accommodate part-time nurses. Use of the Performance Base Development System (PBDS) was initiated and scheduling flexibility was introduced as a "Med-Plus" program. Over 30 nurses have had acceptable assessments and became valuable members of the staff. Not all problems involving part-time nurses have been solved, but those related to documentation of performance ability have been addressed effectively.

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C E Anthony, D Del Bueno. 1993. A performance-based development system.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/8510854/

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