Brenda is a new nurse who is applying for a job as a registered nurse. One of the hospitals where she is interested in working has a Nursing Practice Council, which comprises nurses who write the nursing policies and procedures for the organization
The Nursing Practice Council is an example of which of the following? A. Nursing autonomy
B. Nursing theory
C. Nursing code of ethics
D. Nursing service
A
Autonomy means that a person is reasonably independent and self-governing in decision-making and practice. Autonomy is reached through experience, advanced education, and the support of an organization that values the independent role of the nurse.
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