A nurse–manager is preparing a presentation for the organization about the need for nurses to use handheld devices. Which of the following would a nurse–manager use to promote the use of portable handheld devices in the clinical area?
Select all that apply.
A) Improved time management
B) Fewer patient errors
C) Ability to be technologically up-to-date
D) Increased confidence in clinical skills
E) Change in patient perception of the nurse
A, B, D
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