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Training needs analysis.

R Arnett·J Johnson·K Teasdale
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With limited training budgets and an increasing range of training opportunities available, provider units will need to have effective training strategies. The Grantham model, described by Kevin Teasdale and colleagues, offers a clear and practical approach.

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Data Interpretation, StatisticalDecision Support Systems, ManagementEnglandHealth PersonnelInservice TrainingPlanning TechniquesState MedicineJournal Article

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R Arnett, J Johnson, K Teasdale. 1992. Training needs analysis.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/10122091/

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