July 1, 2008
Creating a culture of retention for perioperative nursing staff
The best way to have a surgical facility that serves patients and employees well is to create and nurture a culture of retention, a veteran nurse and management consultant says. Keeping good nurses is the goal, and it requires a careful strategy.
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