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Consultants: when to look outside for help.

Consultants not only provide an objective opinion, but they also bring complementary expertise to a nursing organization. If used appropriately, they can be both productive and cost-effective to the nursing organization. Nurse managers need to address the following issues: when to look for outside assistance; how to select the appropriate nursing consultant; what to expect from a consulting engagement; and how to evaluate the performance of a consultant.