Multiple Choice
A medical-surgical unit utilizes a group of nurses and patient care assistants to determine ways to reduce the number of falls in the unit. They conduct Internet research to locate best practice interventions. They create fall risk alerts in the unit, and they implement hourly rounding to assess the need for toileting. After putting these small changes into place, they will evaluate the data to determine effectiveness. This project is an example of:
A) rapid response teams.
B) Failure Modes and Effects Analysis.
C) root cause analysis.
D) Rapid Cycle Change.
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Q16: Almost all changes encounter:<br>A) attitudes.<br>B) resistance.<br>C) knowledge.<br>D)
Q17: A group of nurses is showing resistance
Q18: A nurse manager recognizes that her staff's
Q19: _ is an expected part of change
Q20: A nursing manager recognizes that the changes
Q21: The use of a new idea or
Q22: The chief nursing officer (CNO) of a
Q23: A memo sent to the unit nurse
Q24: The probability of effectiveness of the change
Q25: The identification of forces that drive and