Retention and Recruitment: Reversing the Order

Evelyn Q. Jirasakhiran

Mary M. Gullatte

CJON 2005, 9(5), 597-604. DOI: 10.1188/05.CJON.597-604

This excerpt, chapter 12 from the book Nursing Management: Principles and Practice, edited by Mary Magee Gullatte, RN, MN, ANP, AOCN®, FAAMA, is part of a series of clinically relevant reprints that appear periodically in the Clinical Journal of Oncology Nursing.

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