A nurse is working on a committee to develop effective methods to retain older nurses. Which suggestions by the committee would be most appropriate? (Select all that apply.)
A) Offer shift options of 8 to 10 hours
B) Discourage job-sharing
C) Provide assistance for child or elder care
D) Provide each nurse with a mentor
E) Limit certain activities to reduce work-related strain and injuries
A, C
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