In interviewing for a new position, a nurse may want to inquire about the institution's views on autonomy in the workplace for nurses. The nurse concludes that autonomy is valued when told that the unit has:
a. Infrequent "floating.".
b. Self-scheduling.
c. Cover of another nurse's assignment while she or he is on break.
d. Hourly pay differential for the night shift.
B
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A Because it does not address autonomy.
B In a self-governance working environment, staff are encouraged to be auto-nomous, which includes self-scheduling.
C Because they are decisions made by the organization and are practiced through-out the organization.
D Because they are decisions made by the organization and practiced throughout the organization.
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