When planning to terminate an employee, the nurse manager needs to plan:
1. A follow-up evaluation.
2. An agreed-upon corrective action.
3. To provide accurate documentation.
4. A continuity of care in-service.
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Explanation: 1. Before termination there must be sufficient and accurate documentation to support the
termination. If terminated, the employee will not need a follow-up evaluation, corrective
action, or an in-service.
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