When Asked What Qualities Were Most Important for a Successful

question 21

Multiple Choice

When asked what qualities were most important for a successful change to be accomplished,nurse leaders identified which of the following?

• A)Effective communication,recognition of staff welfare,and staff empowerment
• B)Tangible awards for participating staff,having some key people to argue against the change,and clearly setting target dates for implementation of the change process
• C)Staff unawareness,identifying the predicted outcomes that would be generated from the change,and providing off-work time to discuss the change with the participating staff
• D)Clearly specified actions that would be taken regarding staff who would not participate,favoritism toward all participating staff,and an evaluation plan for the change

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Definitions:

Confidence Interval

A sequence of values from sample statistics, anticipated to hold the value of an unspecified population attribute.

Surgical Site Infections

Infections that occur after surgery in the part of the body where the surgery took place, posing significant risks to patient recovery.

National Average

The arithmetic mean of a set of values or measurements taken across a nation, often used to describe the general state of a measurable factor like income, education level, or health outcomes.

Margin of Error

The range of values above and below the sample statistic in a confidence interval, often used to indicate the precision of an estimate.