Who is the healthcare worker who bears the ultimate responsibility for ensuring that the nursing care provided by team members meets or exceeds minimum safety standards?
A) Nurse aide
B) Nursing assistive personnel
C) Licensed practical nurse
D) Registered nurse
D
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