A Strategy That May Help Sarah (Question 11)to Make the Transition

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Multiple Choice

A strategy that may help Sarah (Question 11) to make the transition to her management role and to respond to relationships and situations in her new position is:

• A) Avoiding discussion of her personal beliefs with staff until she is ready to do so.
• B) Finding a network of clinicians with similar interests to her own.
• C) Researching clinical literature to maintain her clinical assessment skills for the unit.
• D) Recognizing her strong commitment to care in the management process through journaling.

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