A variety of benefits result from membership in professional organizations, including (Select all that apply.)
a. availability of practice guidelines to influence policy development.
b. discount on licensure fees.
c. continuing education opportunities.
d. opportunities to develop personal leadership skills.
e. increased pay and prestige in the work setting.
ANS: A, C, D
Correct
Availability of practice guidelines to influence policy development, continuing education opportunities, and opportunities to develop personal leadership skills are all benefits offered by professional organizations such as the ANA.
Incorrect
Professional organizations may offer discounts on many services, but licensure fees are not one of those services. Increased pay is not an advertised benefit of joining a professional organization.
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