A) Nurses are asked to cross-train to another specialty.
B) An insurance company opens a nationwide nurse call line.
C) The hospital hires unlicensed assistive personnel.
D) A nursing school revises its curriculum.
E) The healthcare organization goes national and hopes to encourage mobility among its administrative nurses.
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A) Graph
B) Cost-benefit analysis
C) WOTS-up
D) Solution Analysis Field
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A) Only the change agent is responsible for the evaluation phase.
B) Management is usually not involved in the evaluation phase.
C) Evaluation needs to be incorporated in all the steps of the change process.
D) All members of the team are required to evaluate the process at the end of the project.
E) Neglecting this step has long-term consequences.
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A) "What do you mean, not again?"
B) "Please don't be negative."
C) "This is going to happen. We can't do anything about it."
D) Ignore the comment and continue the meeting.
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A) Programmed decision-making
B) Crisis decision making
C) Time-limited decision making
D) Non-routine decision-making
70) The nurse must follow the policy and procedure for caring for a patient with hypoglycemia. This is an example of what type of decision-making process?
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A) Policy planning
B) Strategic planning
C) Project planning
D) Strategic planning and project planning
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A) Some staff will never be ready to change.
B) The change cannot go forward until this nurse is convinced.
C) The nurse is being negative for the sake of negativity.
D) The nurse will have to be terminated in order for the change to occur.
E) The nurse may be concerned about loss of routine in personal scheduling.
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A) Unilateral
B) Individual
C) Authoritarian
D) Consensus
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A) Management has created a sense of urgency for the change by publishing outcome data on the organization's intranet.
B) Management has worked to develop and communicate a vision that can be shared by all employees.
C) Management has empowered employees to make changes.
D) Management is engaged in "deep change."
E) Management has orchestrated and celebrated some short-term successes along the path to change.
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A) Identify strengths
B) Identify opportunities
C) Identify stakeholders
D) Identify weaknesses
E) Identify outcomes
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A) Keep the staff apprised of as much information about the change as is possible.
B) Attempt to keep the unit staffing as stable as possible during the time of change.
C) Insist that all discussions about the change be conducted in a respectful manner.
D) Let the initial information about the change come "through the grapevine."
E) Avoid surprises by telling the staff about how the change will increase workload very early in the process.
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A) Planning for the next 3-5 years
B) Changes in the core values of the organization
C) Changes in regulations governing the organization
D) Changes in the departmental structure of the organization
E) Suggestions about how to change the staff-mix ratios in a department
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A) Changes in reimbursement by third party payers
B) Changes in the demographics of employees in the facility
C) Changes in local, state, or national laws
D) Changes in professional standards of care
E) Changes in the organization's salary structure
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A) Management should refrain from making any additional changes for a few months.
B) Management should continue to make changes, but at a rate no faster than 1 change a month.
C) Management should abandon plans for any additional changes.
D) Management should institute the remaining changes as quickly as possible.
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A) Nursery, labor and delivery, and postpartum nurses will be cross-trained to work in each of these areas.
B) The nurses will be expected to participate in telehealth throughout a three state region.
C) There will be a reduction in staff numbers.
D) The unit will be closed for remodeling.
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A) Understanding personal response to change.
B) Identifying the change agent.
C) Investigate the facility's history of change.
D) Identify the purpose of the change.
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A) Develop an alternative plan.
B) Gather data.
C) Collaborate with others.
D) Empower staff.
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A) Listen and learn, adjusting the nature of the solution and the speed of the process as needed.
B) Implement the proposed change by integrating it into organizational culture, structure, and
strategy.
C) Engage in debate or dialogue about the need for change and the nature of the proposed solution.
D) Form a coalition to manage the change process.
E) Communicate consensus or decision to all stakeholders.
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A) "I need to research the topic before I comment."
B) "Let's be fair in our consideration of this change."
C) "Let's go ahead and make the change, I have a feeling it is correct."
D) "I'm trying to understand your point of view."
E) "I have to take back something I said in the last meeting; it was wrong."
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A) The change agent describes the vision for the change, sets high expectations, and is a role model for the staff.
B) The change agent expresses personal views about the change and empathizes with the staff.
C) The change agent expects staff to follow the change agent's directions required to meet the goal.
D) The change agent provides the staff members with the resources needed to do their job.
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