Organizational _____ affects the quality of nursing care and patient outcomes
a. culture
b. climate
c. fiscal stability
d. case mix
A
Organizational culture affects the quality of nursing care and patient outcomes. The manner in which staff perceives culture, manages boundaries, and translates values has an impact on patient care.
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