The hospital trimmed the discharge planning nurse positions on June 2. A Mayo spokesperson said the move was made to “improve service to patients and eliminate duplication of effort,” according to the report.
The spokesperson also said all affected nurses were offered the opportunity to work in other nursing roles at Mayo, and the discharge planning work was shifted to other “internal resources,” according to the report.
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