One of the top benefits of magnet designation for a hospital is:
a. being self-insured for all employees.
b. improved nurse recruitment and retention.
c. lower on-job back injuries reported by staff.
d. larger number of culturally diverse employees.
B
Hospitals attaining magnet designation may achieve multiple benefits. The major benefits are
improved patient quality outcomes, enhanced organizational culture, improved nurse recruitment and
retention, enhanced safety outcomes, enhanced competitive advantage, and higher nurse job
satisfaction.
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