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How nurses' involvement in improvement affects the rate of nurse retention

Name: William Joseph Ltd.
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This case study explores the relationship between nurses’ involvement in improvement and the rate of retention in different types of NHS trusts

Q member Jane Robinson has developed a poster and case study looking at how nurses’ involvement with improvement affects the rate of nurse retention in NHS acute and mental health trusts.

The relationship between RN involvement in improvement and RN retention Jane Robinson

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About Improvement and innovation Improvement research and evaluation Leadership and management Organisational development Policy and regulation Workforce and people

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