A Nursing Supervisor Warns the Nurse Manager, "Having Access to Electronic

Multiple Choice

A nursing supervisor warns the nurse manager, "Having access to electronic communication is not always a blessing." How should the manager interpret this warning?

A) Electronic communication wastes more time than it saves.
B) The manager does not have to be physically present in the facility for communication to take place.
C) If not used effectively, electronic communication can prevent the manager from getting rest.
D) Along with a flatter organization and easy access, the nurse manager's job responsibilities have increased.
E) In today's health care environment there is pressure to do more with less.