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ENagel

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In an AHPTF, who would have primary responsibility for serving as spokesperson for emergency physician needs with regard to disaster preparedness?
 
  a. Chief nursing officer
  b. Marketing director
  c. Department medical chair
  d. Chief information technology officer

Question 2

When a nurse leader is able to fully embrace the healthy work environment and engage others in its achievement, what is the leader demonstrating?
 
  a. Authentic leadership
  b. Meaningful recognition
  c. True collaboration
  d. Skilled communication



DHRUVSHAH

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Answer to Question 1

C
The emergency department medical chair would represent all aspects of emergency medicine and physician needs related to all-hazards preparedness.

Answer to Question 2

A
The nurse leader is demonstrating authentic leadership when he or she is able to embrace and model the healthy work environment.



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