Nurse preceptors: A valuable resource for adapting staff to change.

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At Winston Salem (N.C.) State University's Division of Nursing, Dennis Sherrod is a professor, Cecil Holland is a professor and associate dean, and Leslee H. Battle is a professor and assistant dean for curriculum and instruction. Dennis Sherrod is also a member of the Nursing Management editorial board.

Published: March 2020

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