oriented means that the nurse has received basic information needed to work on the unit, such as unit layout, location of supplies, and essential work protocols. A nurse may be oriented on a unit during the same shift that he or she is assigned to work, as long as such orientation begins before the nurse assumes any patient care duties. Each unit will develop its own written float guidelines with staff nurse input. Such guidelines will be available for viewing on each unit. Such guidelines will include sufficient information to orient the nurse on the unit.
oriented means that the registered nurse has received the basic 26 information needed to work on the unit, including the layout of the unit, 27 codes and passwords, location of supplies, and essential work 28 protocols applicable to that unit.
oriented means that the nurse has received basic information needed to work 16 on the unit, such as unit layout, location of supplies, and essential work 17 protocols. A nurse may be oriented on a unit during the same shift that he or she 18 is assigned to work, as long as such orientation begins before the nurse 19 assumes any patient care duties. Each unit will develop its own written float 20 guidelines with staff nurse input. Such guidelines will be available for viewing on 21 each unit. Such guidelines will include sufficient information to orient the nurse 22 on the unit. 24 iii. Floating Requirements. Nurses will not be floated more than once 25 per shift. Nurses generally will be floated on a rotational basis, unless the charge 26 nurse determines that the skill mix of the unit or the patient needs warrant a 27 change in the rotation. The Hospital will make a good-faith effort not to float a 28 nurse out of his/her unit when another nurse has floated into the unit on the same 29 shift, unless such floating is required due to the expertise of the nurse or in order 30 to meet patient care needs. If a nurse is floated out of rotation more than once 31 per quarter, that issue will be raised at the next Labor Management Committee.
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oriented means that the Registered nurse has received basic information 13 needed to work on the unit, such as unit layout, location of supplies, and 14 essential work protocols. Orientation will occur before the Registered nurse 15 assumes patient care duties. All Registered nurses floating will receive 16 orientation or training appropriate to the assignment and will be assigned a
oriented means that the transition functions have positive determinants.
oriented means that the nurse has received basic information needed to work 20 on the unit, such as unit layout, location of supplies, and essential work 21 protocols. A nurse may be oriented on a unit during the same shift that he or she 22 is assigned to work, as long as such orientation begins before the nurse 23 assumes any patient care duties. Each unit will develop its own written float 24 guidelines with staff nurse input. Such guidelines will be available for viewing on 25 each unit. Such guidelines will include sufficient information to orient the nurse 26 on the unit.
oriented means ‘directed towards’. ‘Customeroriented’ means ‘directed towards customers’. A customeroriented organisation is one that aims at satisfying its customers.