True or False:
Leader collaborates with employees to see what changes are needed and creates a vision to do so
100
Patient outcomes
Patient safety
Nursing quality care
What is one benefit of Magnet hospitals?
100
highest credentialing earned through ANCC and is recognized for it’s superior nursing processes
What is Magnet Status?
100
ANNC
Where does a hospital apply to if they want to become Magnet Recognized?
100
6%
What percentage of hospitals in the nation are recognized as Magnet Hospitals?
200
B structural
What are effective structures, policies, and processes are in place to empower nurses?
A)Empirical
B) Structural
C) Transition
D) Knowledge
200
Supportive work environment,
Nurse satisfaction,
Nurse retention,and
Nurse recruitment
What is a nurse benefit in a Magnet Hospital?
200
a.based off of the ability to provide a safe, positive work
Credentialing to become Magnet Recognized is based of what?
a.based off of the ability to provide a safe, positive work
b. money
c.power
200
c.nurse & patient satisfaction surveys
What is an example of a documentation that needs to be turned in to the ANCC for eligibility?
a. essay
b.powerpoint
c.nurse & patient satisfaction surveys
200
70%
What is the percentage of nurses that do have a BSN in Magnet Hospitals?
300
Achievement of the practice of the nursing profession
What is Exemplary Professional Practice?
300
Teaches students what to look for in work place,
Teaches students what questions they should ask during interview,
What qualities they should possess as a nurse
What are the nursing student benefits of a Magnet Hospital?
300
must have a BSN in Magnet Hospitals
What level of education is required for Nurse managers?
300
rigorous and lengthy process
Describe the process of obtaining Magnet Recognition?
300
c.41 hospitals found a way to attract and retain nurses
In 1983,An initial study of 163 hospitals found that?
a. patients were dying quickly
b. nurses needed a higher degree
c. 41 hospitals found a way to attract and retain nurses
400
application of research, evidence based practice, data collection
What is New Knowledge, Innovations, and Improvements?
400
nurse safety
What is this an example of ?
Several studies have demonstrated up to a one-third reduction in needlestick injuries in Magnet facilities at a cost of $405 per incident.
400
ANCC
What is the abbreviation for American Nurses Credentialing Center?
400
$5,000
What is the main application fee?
400
England, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, and Lebanon
Name one of the 5 countries besides USA that have Magnet Hospital recognition?
500
The proof of making a difference
What is Empirical Outcomes?
500
teach students what to look for in workplace
teach what to ask about in interview
qualities they should possess as a nurse
What is a benefit for students to know about magnet status?
500
*list
Which hospitals in Chicago qualify as a magnet status hospital?