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Creating a Culture of Professional Development: A Milestone Pathway Tool for Registered Nurses
Journal of Continuing Education in Nursing, 11/25/09
Cooper E – This article introduces a milestone pathway tool for registered nurses designed to enhance professional development that is unique to the individual nurse and the specific nursing unit. This tool provides a unit–specific concept map, a milestone pathway template, and a personal professional development plan.
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