The registered nurse has had recent difficulty finishing and documenting client care during the assigned shift. The nurse manager has repeatedly discussed overtime abuses with the nurse. The nurse has historically had very good appraisals
Which of the following would be the best approach to correct recent behaviors? 1. Provide education.
2. Simplify tasks.
3. Clarify expectations.
4. Reassign the nurse to another unit.
3
Explanation: 1. The nurse manager can clarify the job expectations with the nurse Due to the fact that the nurse
has performed well in the past, the recent behavior may be motivational and not related to
skills. There is no need for education, simpler tasks, or reassignment at this time.
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