Because of a called-in absence, a nurse manager has to find a replacement for the uncovered position on the shift. Which of the following is an option?
a. Substituting a person of one classification for another, such as a licensed practical nurse (LPN) for a registered nurse (RN)
b. Implementing variable staffing
c. Instituting 12-hour shifts for all staff
d. Drawing from the retirement pool for the replacement
ANS: A
One way a nurse manager can handle a called-in absence or otherwise uncovered position on a shift is to substitute a person of one classification for another, such as an LPN for an RN.
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