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Ask the expert: workplace advice

A junior nurse was suspended due to allegations of misconduct, and the charge nurse has received a letter from human resources querying the frequency and level of supervision he provided to her. How can I best advise him on his response?
- @ZebaArif
Posted 20 January 2016
 
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