Case Study: Hi Jenna

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Hi Jenna, I really like your positive attitude to change. I personally am the same way, I embrace change because it is for my patient's safety. You will see that people are resistant to change, a lot on the floor, in any workplace. The organization itself has to finds strategies, reminders, training materials, etc to make people aware of the benefits of the

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