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Health Care Orientation Case Study

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Tiffany, To begin with, I know for sure even if the excitement wears off, you strive for perfection and you will always be determined to improve yourself. Going back to the suggestions you found on the articles review, I believe it is very related to the orientation period. Health care facilities should take into accounts that developing a very detailed, informative, comprehensive and timely adequate orientation program orientation program, will result in recruiting efficient NPs. a well oriented NP will dedicate her time to provide the optimal care with available resources, instead of losing valuable time to search for resources and assistance. I realize that as a new NP, it is impossible to know everything about the system and the resources

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