Which action demonstrates the leadership role to the socialization and education of new nursing staff during their orientation?
A) Discusses the value the unit places upon patient satisfaction
B) Addresses all questions regarding the responsibilities of the RN
C) Schedules orientation sessions at times when patient acuity is at its lowest
D) Plans for budget constraints so that educational needs are minimally impacted
Ans: A) Discusses the value the unit places upon patient satisfaction
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