A nurse leader would like to create a motivating workplace. Which of the following interventions would most likely be implemented?
a. Discuss with employees their personal life and home commitments
b. Provide regular feedback to employees
c. Allow employees to take off work when-ever necessary
d. Complete spot checks of employee's work without notice
ANS: B
Creating a motivating workplace involves providing regular feedback to employees. This feed-back allows individuals to develop plans for improving their personal capacities for achieving goals. Motivation is internal, so it is important to develop employees so that they have internal motivation to contribute to the workplace.
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