Shields and Wilkins (2006) Found That Nurses in Canada

question 50

Multiple Choice

Shields and Wilkins (2006) found that nurses in Canada

• A) reported arriving late or leaving early from work.
• B) reported that they were not given enough time to do what was expected of them and experienced high physical demands from their job.
• C) experienced high physical demands from their job.
• D) reported that they were not given enough time to do what was expected of them.
• E) experience less burnout than nurses in the United States.

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Definitions:

Finite Population

A population set that contains a limited or fixed number of individuals, objects, or events that can be precisely defined and counted.

Average Service Time

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Time Between Service

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