The nurse executive of a major medical center and the dean of a school of nursing have entered into an affiliation agreement
The medical center will supply clinical sites and preceptors to students and the nursing school will supply research expertise and other academic support. How will this affiliation affect the medical center's plans to implement evidence-based practice (EBP) and evidence-based management (EBM)? 1. This affiliation should have very little effect on these two initiatives.
2. The affiliation should be helpful in initiating these practice and management styles.
3. The affiliation will help with EBP, but will likely have little effect on EBM.
4. The affiliation will help with EBM, but will likely have little effect on EBP.
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Explanation: 1. The affiliation should be helpful to both initiatives.
2. This sharing of expertise between nursing staff and nursing faculty should be of benefit to both EBP and EBM.
3. The affiliation should be helpful to both initiatives.
4. The affiliation should be helpful to both initiatives.
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