Which indicates the priority nursing diagnosis for handling a change made difficult by laggards or rejecters?
1. Knowledge Deficit related to lack of willingness to discuss planned change
2. Noncompliance related to lack of willingness to comply with new policy
3. Social Isolation related to antagonistic behavior when change discussed
4. Risk for Role Performance Alteration related to antagonistic behavior
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Explanation: 1. Noncompliance is correct because noncompliance may affect client care outcomes. Knowledge
Deficit and Social Isolation are less likely to specifically affect client care. Risk for Role
Performance Alteration indicates a ?risk for,? which means it is only a potential problem.
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