At the Beginning of Its Strategic Planning Processes,Pacific Hospital Learns

question 4

Multiple Choice

At the beginning of its strategic planning processes,Pacific Hospital learns that nursing staff members are uncomfortable with utilizing evidence-based practice,and that staff perceives that only limited resources are available to support translation of evidence into their usual practice.Because this issue has been identified,the management team determines that a plan of action is required to address the issue.Who should be involved at this point?

• A)Nursing unit managers
• B)Staff nurses
• C)All staff
• D)Administration

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