1. How clinical resource nurses can support new nurses and address safety concerns.
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NADEAU, MICHELLE, MADDEN, MARISSA W., and GLASSMAN, EMILY L.
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NURSES , *PATIENT safety , *OCCUPATIONAL roles , *MEDICAL quality control , *HOSPITAL nursing staff , *PILOT projects , *WORK environment , *GRADUATES , *ENTRY level employees , *NURSING , *WORK experience (Employment) , *TRAVEL nursing , *CONFIDENCE , *MENTORING , *DESCRIPTIVE statistics , *THEMATIC analysis , *ABILITY , *RESEARCH methodology , *PSYCHOLOGICAL stress , *COMMUNICATION , *SOCIAL support , *QUALITY assurance , *MEDICAL preceptorship , *TRAINING , *CONFLICT management - Abstract
Inexperienced nursing staff can jeopardize patient safety and contribute to burnout. This quality improvement project evaluated a clinical resource nurse (CRN) role designed to address disparities in nurses' skills and experience. Survey results suggested that the CRN role effectively supported novice nurses. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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