When a nurse evaluates the effectiveness of a time management plan, it is best to ask
a. "Do I enjoy using this plan?"
b. "Am I meeting short-term goals?"
c. "Would my plan work for others?"
d. "Has my plan cured my procrastination?"
ANS: B
The purpose of the plan is to facilitate meeting short- and long-term goals. The other options are not central to the purpose of the plan.
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