A local community hospital that is highly valued by its community has just announced that it will be closing within the next year. What would be the most anticipated reason for its closure? (Select all that apply.)
a. The departure of a health care provider resulted in an inadequate number of providers to staff the hospital.
b. Clinics and home care are being used more so that there is no need for a hospital in the community.
c. Large care networks have purchased the hospital but have found it unprofitable.
d. Most residents prefer to access the specialized services available in the large city nearby.
e. It is too expensive for the hospital to meet the new magnet hospital standards.
f. Nurses have demanded a salary increase, which they feel is necessary because of their multiple responsibilities.
Question 2
Many nurses enjoy the independence and creativity of being among the few professional caregivers in a rural community. What might be a problem in this situation? (Select all that apply.)
a. Feelings of being alone and isolated
b. Feelings of being overwhelmed with responsibility
c. Absence of physicians to delegate the nurse's responsibilities
d. Absence of professional colleagues to offer support and consultation
e. Difficulty in accessing resources when questions arise
f. Standards of practice that are different in rural settings
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