Accepting Being "Good Enough" Is Not Achieving Excellence

question 10

Multiple Choice

Accepting being "good enough" is not achieving excellence.Effective nurse leaders must be challenged to fully grow,make changes to avoid the status quo,and:

• A)Develop a mechanism to discipline staff not involved in seeking excellence
• B)Create a culture of critical reflection
• C)Attempt to avoid change
• D)Allow for stabilization of growth for a minimum of 12 months

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Definitions:

Sex Education

Instruction on topics related to human sexuality, including anatomy, reproduction, sexual health, and sexual behavior.

Sexual Orientation

An enduring pattern of emotional, romantic, or sexual attractions to men, women, both, neither, or any gender(s).

Biological Factors

Refers to the physical and genetic influences on human behavior, such as brain chemistry, hormonal activity, and inherited traits.

Environmental Factors

External elements, including physical, social, and cultural conditions, that can influence the growth, development, and behavior of organisms.