Orientation, training, and in-service programs are designed to provide assurance that nursing care standards will be met. Describes how to familiarize staff with the meaning of research, with its demand for repetition and precision, and the many ways in which nursing personnel actually provide support to the research physician. (RB)

Discusses briefly a practical interdisciplinary educational program which would offer the patient early and continued treatment. The program involves improved and uniform treatment requiring the training and coordination of all deliverers of health care in the community, with the major responsibility resting with professional personnel.…

Briefly discusses identification of the individual educational needs of nurses, as well as organizational needs, including the role of advisory committees. Concludes with a discussion of continuing educational needs created by changes in nursing practice and the delivery of health services. (EM)