Author Question: If you are assessing your use of paraphrasing, what are you focused on? 1. You summarize the ... (Read 13 times)

james0929 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

If you are assessing your use of paraphrasing, what are you focused on?

1. You summarize the conversation you have had.
2. You quote what someone has said.
3. You restate what someone has said to confirm the message.
4. You ask for clarification.

Question 2

The healthcare organization is undergoing reorganization to a service-line structure. What are the benefits of this structure? Select all that apply.

1. There is a clear delineation of the organization's rules.
2. Each staff member reports to only one supervisor.
3. Staff members are not encouraged to use creative problem solving.
4. Departments are less likely to place blame on one another.
5. The nursing presence is strong and unified.

pangili4 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

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Explanation: 1. Summarization is broader view of the conversation, identifying key points.
2. Paraphrasing is not quoting.
3. This is the definition for paraphrasing.
4. Paraphrasing is not asking for clarification.

Answer to Question 2

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Explanation: 1. This is not true of a service-line organization, but of a classical or bureaucratic organization.
2. This is not true of a service-line organization, but of a classical or bureaucratic organization.
3. This is not true of a service-line organization, but of a classical or bureaucratic organization.
4. A service-line organization groups activities according to product or service. Therefore, one department cannot place blame on another department, because all departments are a part of the same service line.
5. This is not true of a service-line organization, but of a classical or bureaucratic organization.