The Implementation of Saline Flushes for Capped Angiocatheters Across All

question 11

Multiple Choice

The implementation of saline flushes for capped angiocatheters across all areas of practice in the facility is an example of:

• A) how multilevel and interprofessional application of a procedure can slow adoption of EBP.
• B) how competition among disciplines can lead to negative patient outcomes.
• C) the reluctance of hospital administrators to act on recommendations from EBP.
• D) how a safe, well-known practice outweighs the benefits of adopting a newer practice.

Evaluate the effectiveness of computer-mediated communication versus face-to-face communication.

Understand the concept and implications of observational learning.

Identify the contributions of key theorists like Skinner and Bandura to the field of learning.

Distinguish between different types of learning such as operant conditioning and observational learning.

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Definitions:

Public Education

A system where the government provides educational services without direct charge to households, funded by taxation.

Positive Externalities

Benefits that affect parties who did not choose to incur that benefit, often associated with public goods or services, like education and vaccination.

Public Good

A public good is a product that one individual can consume without reducing its availability to another individual and from which no one is excluded.

Rival Good

A type of good where one person's consumption of the good reduces the ability of another person to consume the same good.