The nursing student discussed the purpose and benefits of magnet accreditation during a presentation to his peers. Which statement made by a peer needs further clarification?

A) "Long-term care facilities may achieve magnet accreditation."
B) "A magnet hospital attracts and retains the best talented nurses."
C) "The magnet hospital provides quality client care through nursing excellence and using evidence-based practice."
D) "The American Nurses Credentialing Center awards the hospital with the designation of magnet status."


Ans: A
Feedback:
The nursing student needs to clarify that the magnet status is awarded to hospitals, and the pathway to excellence may be awarded to long-term care facilities that exceed the credentialing requirements.

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