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A problem has arisen on a unit with primarily Generation X nursing staff. Which strategies should the nurse manager employ to get staff input into solving this problem?
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1. Schedule a staff meeting for discussion of the problem and its possible solutions.
2. Post a notice on the bulletin board explaining the issue.
3. Ask nurses individually for input.
4. Develop a possible solution and share it with nurses in a formal meeting.
5. Ask for input in text message and promise to respond to texts immediately.

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Effective Leadership and Management in Nursing

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