Which is the most important reason resistance to change must be addressed?

1. Resistance can negatively impact future client care.
2. Resistance from the late majority can keep others from accepting the change.
3. Resistance will keep the change from occurring at all.
4. Resistance allows others to take power from managers.


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Explanation: 1. Client care is always the most important reason why nurses do what they do. If the change is
not for improved client care in some respect, is it worth the effort? Resistance from the late
majority is incorrect because the late majority will eventually accept the change. Keeping the
change from occurring at all is incorrect because it is the manager?s responsibility to ensure the
resistance does not completely stall the change process. Taking power is incorrect as the nurse
manager must not allow resisters to have the power.

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