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Chloeellawright

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Three ways to create time are:
 
  a. delegating, getting up one hour earlier, and eliminating tasks that waste time
  b. getting up one hour earlier, eliminating tasks that have value, and delegating
  c. going to bed one hour earlier, delegating, and hiring people to do work
  d. eliminating tasks that add no value, taking a nap during the day, and hiring people to do work

Question 2

Narcotics have been missing from the narcotic count every other weekend and on Fridays. Several of the same employees work those shifts, and Sue Ellen is often late and has been very touchy lately.
 
  You have tried to talk with her, but she is not willing to talk with you. Your first step should be to:
  A) Notify the State Board of Nursing.
  B) Discuss the situation at a staff meeting.
  C) Bring your observations to your nurse manager.
  D) Confront Sue Ellen while she is drawing up medications.



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Answer to Question 1

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Three major ways to create more time are: 1) delegating work to others, getting up one hour earlier (this can potentially free up two weeks per year of extra time), 2) hiring someone else to do work (hiring people to do boring tasks), and 3) eliminating those chores that add no value (not those that have value).

Answer to Question 2

C
Bring your observations to your nurse manager.



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