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preceptor
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The nurses on the working party have been very clear there are already robust credentialing systems in place for nurses, including initial employment checks, induction, orientation and preceptorship, performance appraisals, PDRPs and further employer certification of some activities.
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She completed a preceptorship in naturopathic cardiology in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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This essentially eliminates contact between "drug reps" and physicians; and it also can be interpreted as precluding preceptorship in physicians' offices for industry professionals.
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