What does the Nurse Engagement Project focus on primarily?
1. Staff engagement
2. Nurse manager retention
3. Nurse manager and staff retention and engagement
4. Nurse manager engagement
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Explanation: 1. The project is focused on nurse managers.
2. The project does not consider the use of the term "retention" of nurse managers to be the critical issue.
3. Nurse manager retention is important, but not the most effective perspective.
4. Nurse manage engagement is more comprehensive view that retention and is a positive perspective.
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