An Ethical Framework for Human Resource Allocation with Dr. Cynda Rushton
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Nursing Management Podcast
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In this episode of the Nursing Management Podcast, we talk with Dr. Cynda Rushton about a framework that uses a moral compass to guide nurse leaders’ decisions related to the allocation of human resources from the front lines to the board room.
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