Author Question: A nurse is attempting to change the method for documenting client care in a hospital setting. Which ... (Read 60 times)

fahad · **on:** Jul 23, 2018

A nurse is attempting to change the method for documenting client care in a hospital setting. Which of the following should be considered before planning change? Select all that apply.

A) What is amenable to change?
B) How does the group function as a unit?
C) Is the group ready for change?
D) Are the changes major or minor?
E) How can I keep from changing again?

Question 2

A nurse manager has directed a registered nurse who is out of school for one year to become a member of the institution's policy and procedure committee. A goal in the nurse manager's delegation is to assist the nurse to what?

A) Be involved in the hospital
B) Be confident in employment
C) Grow in her profession
D) Understand the hospital setting

rosiehomeworddo · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 23, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Ans: A, B, C, D
Before planning to make a change, a nurse manager should consider the following; What is amenable to change? Considering this question might reveal a behavior not amenable to change. How does the group function as a unit? Is the person or group ready for change and, if so, at what rate can that change be expected to be accepted? Are the changes major or minor? A series of small changes might be more easily accomplished than one large, dramatic change. Change is inevitable; a more appropriate question to ask is how often this change needs to be evaluated.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: C
Delegation of activities to staff members will assist them to grow and become more committed to their organization.