The chief nurse executive (CNE) of a hospital frequently visits with on-staff physicians, both in a formal and informal manner. What is the primary purpose of this interaction?
1. This interaction is a job requirement of the CNE.
2. The CNE believes that socializing with physicians builds social status.
3. This interaction can help to build strong, positive work relationships with the medical staff.
4. Interacting with physicians helps to strengthen the image of nursing.
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Explanation: 1. This may be true, but it is not the most important reason for this action.
2. This may be true, but it is not the most important reason for this action.
3. While all of these options may be in some ways true, the most important reason for this socialization is to build a strong, positive relationship with the medical staff.
4. This may be true, but it is not the most important reason for this action.
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