A recent nursing school graduate reports having an interview with a magnet hospital. When preparing for the interview, the graduate nurse researches the concept of magnet status
Which of the following perceptions by the nurse indicate an adequate understanding? 1. Magnet status facilities pay substantial recruitment bonuses.
2. Magnet status is an accreditation from the National League for Nurses.
3. Magnet status facilities promote the interests of professional nursing.
4. Magnet status hospitals must meet the minimum state nurse to patient ratios.
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Rationale: Magnet status is a designation developed by the American Academy of Nursing. It is awarded to hospitals that are able to prove their commitment to professional nursing practices. The remaining statements are incorrect.
Nursing Process: Evaluating
Client Need: Safe, Effective Care Environment
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