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The difference between the focus of managers and B, The manager focuses on systems and structure, and the leader focuses
leaders is best described by which one of the on people and innovation.
following statements?
While leaders and managers both focus on people and processes, the
A. Management and leadership are not equally correct answer is that the manager focuses on systems and structure to a
important processes to accomplish outcomes. larger degree, and the leader focuses on people and motivate them. The
B. The manager focuses on systems and structure, processes and strategies do indeed look similar, but it is incorrect to say
and the leader focuses on people and innovation. the goals are different but rather are employed for a similar outcome.
C. The manager focuses on people, and the leader Leadership and management are equally important processes to
focuses on systems and structure. accomplish the outcomes together, so it is incorrect to say that they are
D. The processes and strategies look similar and are not equally important.
employed for different goals.
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Nurses who challenge assumptions, consolidate a A. Nurse executives
purpose, build the culture, and move a vision
forward are more likely within which role? The nurse executives are positioned to challenge assumptions,
consolidate a purpose, build the culture of safety and quality, and move a
A. Nurse executives vision forward. Nurses coordinate, integrate and provide care, restore
B. Advanced practiced registered nurses health and nurture human beings in their experiences of health and
C. Clinical nurse leaders illness. Nurse managers concentrate on day-to-day administration and
D. Nurse managers coordinate services provided by a group of nurses by integrating human,
fiscal, and other nursing resources to accomplish nursing practice with
24-hour accountability for client care units or areas. Clinical nurse leaders
and advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs) provide leadership in
the care transitions of individuals and populations while providing
expertise in specialty areas to guide other nurses through process,
measurement, and evidence-based practice changes.
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Management is often described in three core roles. A. Allocating resources, negotiating contracts, handling disturbances, and
Select the statement that is true about the decision- proposing new services.
making role.
Allocating resources, negotiating contracts, handling disturbances, and
A. Allocating resources, negotiating contracts, proposing new services are decision-making roles. Monitoring processes,
handling disturbances, and proposing new services. disseminating guidelines, and speaking for nurses in organizations are
B. Representing nurses, leading nurses, and informational roles. Representing nurse. Historically 10 roles that are
associating information technologies. described as decision-making, informational, and interpersonal roles.
C. Providing care, coordinating time for patients, Providing care; arranging access to services; coordinating care for a
and interacting with physicians, pharmacists, and client or group; and interacting with physicians, pharmacists, and clients
clients. are caregiving roles.
D. Monitoring processes, disseminating guidelines,
and motivating nurses in organizations, states, and
nationally or internationally.
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