The charge nurse has instituted a series of classes on self-concept development for staff nurses. Why is it important that the classes include information to improve the nurses' self-concept as well as information to use with clients?
A)
The nurse's self-concept is more important than the client's.
B)
Poor self-concept is the number one reason for nursing burnout.
C)
Nurses with poor self-concept are more likely to make errors.
D)
Nurses with positive self-concept are better able to help clients.
D
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