Workplace culture is crucial to our vision of healthcare
Jonathan Webster Professor of practice development, University of East Anglia, Norwich
Kate Sanders Practice development facilitator, Foundation of Nursing Studies, London
The importance of workplace culture has been at the forefront of practice development for many years. As early as 2004, Garbett and McCormack identified the transformation of cultures of care as an essential purpose of practice development.
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