Which is generally not part of the new nurses' orientation?
a. validation of CPR
b. human resource policies
c. specific requirements for certain units
d. policies related to medication administration
C
General orientation usually includes information and skills measurement that all nurses new to the organization and facility need to know, regardless of their unit. Some examples of this are: validation of CPR, human resource policies, policies related to medication administration, opportunities to hear from representatives of various departments, and patient safety (Joint Commission) concerns. Requirements specific to a certain unit are provided during the unit orientation process.
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