Lewin’s Change theory involves three key elements. SELECT ALL THAT APPLY

A nurse was caring for a client and gave an incorrect dose of medication. The client died as a result of the error, and the nurse was terminated. The quality improvement nurse noticed a decrease in the number of errors reported through the variance reporting system over the next several months. What is the most likely cause of the decrease?

Which of the following is an example of a manager’s role during planned change?

The nurse manager is assisting the hospital to meet requirements for Magnet® recognition. Which measure should the nurse manager recognize as being a requirement for this recognition?

How can the nurse reduce the risk of contributing to a patient sentinel event? Select all that Apply.

Nurse fatigue is best described as which of the following statements?

A near miss has taken place on a medical unit in which a client nearly received a unit of packed red blood cells of an incompatible blood type. In the follow up to this event, which action should be prioritized?

What is it called when a patient safety event that results in death, permanent harm, or severe temporary harm.

A nurse is working as pediatric case manager on the pediatric orthopedic unit. The nurse takes what action as most representative of the responsibilities in this role?

A nurse graduate applies for a job working in a hospital that achieved Magnet® status. Which conditions would this nurse expect? Select all that apply.