Why Is It Critically Important for the Nurse to Document

question 23

Multiple Choice

Why is it critically important for the nurse to document all client care activities in the medical record?

• A)To facilitate continuity of care
• B)To promote effective care
• C)To meet legal and accreditation requirements
• D)To prove care was completed
• E)To provide data for research and reimbursement

Identify the characteristics of leader-member exchange (LMX) theory and its impact on organizational outcomes.

Understand the concept of shared leadership and its significance in team dynamics.

Distinguish between different motivations and orientations towards leadership and followership.

Recognize the importance of power dynamics and power distance orientation within leadership contexts.

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