One of three benefits to using data from patient satisfaction surveys is:
a. Having more free time to spend at the patient's bedside.
b. An increase in number of student nurses.
c. An increase in patient involvement in care.
d. Spending less time spent in charting.
C
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A This is not necessarily influenced by better patient satisfaction surveys.
B This is not necessarily influenced by better patient satisfaction surveys.
C One of the clinical benefits attributed to better patient satisfaction surveys is the enhancement of patient involvement in their own care through corrective and preventative measures taken.
D This is not necessarily influenced by better patient satisfaction surveys.
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