When modifying barriers to professional communication, the nurse manager focuses on which of the following?
a. Collaboration and coordination
b. Negotiation and conflict resolution
c. Coordination and networking
d. Collaboration and negotiation
ANS: B
Modification of barriers to professional communication includes negotiation and conflict resolution. Building bridges to professional communication with colleagues involves concepts of collaboration, coordination, and networking.
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