2010The Journal of Continuing Education in NursingRequires access

Picking a Planner: More Than Random Selection

Pamela S. Dickerson

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Abstract

A nurse planner is an integral part of a provider unit. The nurse planner is responsible for the quality of individual educational activities offered by the provider unit as well as overall functioning of the provider unit. Selecting the right individual or individuals to be nurse planner(s) significantly impacts the provider unit's effectiveness.

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A nurse planner is an integral part of a provider unit. The nurse planner is responsible for the quality of individual educational activities offered by the provider unit as well as overall functioning of the provider unit. Selecting the right individual or individuals to be nurse planner(s) significantly impacts the provider unit's effectiveness.

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A nurse planner is an integral part of a provider unit. The nurse planner is responsible for the quality of individual educational activities offered by the provider unit as well as overall functioning of the provider unit. Selecting the right individual or individuals to be nurse planner(s) significantly impacts the provider unit's effectiveness.

Key concepts: Planner, Social planner, Unit (ring theory), Selection (genetic algorithm), Quality (philosophy), Nursing, Computer science, Operations management

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