The chief executive nursing officer has discussed implementation ...

[jasdeep_brar]

The chief executive nursing officer has discussed implementation of evidence-based practice at hospital-wide nursing meetings. She is leading a team to incorporate evidence-based practice terminology into the vision and mission of the institution.
 
  She also is advising the multidiscipli-nary leadership team to incorporate evidence-based practice expectations into the performance appraisals of all staff members. The chief executive nursing officer is modeling: a. continuous quality improvement metho-dology and techniques.
  b. marketing tactics that will help familiarize the staff with new terminology.
  c. professional duties for new protocol ac-ceptance throughout the institution.
  d. strategies for incorporation of evi-dence-based practice into the infrastruc-ture of the organization.

Question 2

To satisfy duty of care to a patient, a nurse manager is legally responsible for all of the following except:
 
  a. Notifying staff of changes to policies re-lated to medication administration.
  b. Scheduling and staffing to ensure safe care.
  c. Delegating in accordance with practice acts.
  d. Supervising the practice of the physician.

[macmac]

Answer to Question 1

D
Strategies for integration of evidence-based practice into the infrastructure of the organization include the following: incorporation of evidence-based practice into the mission, vision, strategic plan, and performance appraisals of staff; integration of work into nursing governance structure; demonstration of valuing evidence-based practice through the behaviors of the chief nursing of-ficer (CNO); and establishment of specific behaviors for nurse leaders related to evidence-based practice that encourage the development of a culture that values clinical inquiry.

Answer to Question 2

D
Legally, the nurse manager is accountable to nursing practice standards, standards for nurse ad-ministrators, and hospital policies and procedures.

[jasdeep_brar]

Thank you

[macmac]

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