The nursing committee is planning a change in the unit's organization. Which statement reflects the priority expected outcome of these change agents' work?
1. The nurses involved will demonstrate management skills.
2. The nurses will agree with the change and present a united front for its adoption.
3. The change will guide nursing practice on the unit.
4. The change will lead to improved client care on the unit.
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Rationale 1: Demonstration of management skills is not the priority expected outcome.
Rationale 2: Agreement and presentation of a united front is not the priority expected outcome.
Rationale 3: It is hoped that the changes will guide nursing practice, but this is not the priority expected outcome.
Rationale 4: All nursing responsibilities and changes have the expected outcome of improving client care.
Global Rationale:
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