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You are orienting a new staff nurse to the unit's nursing model, which is the Synergy Model for Patient Care™. As you describe the model, you make a mistake and another nurse points out your error. What would that nurse identify?
1. The model matches nurses' competencies with patient characteristics, needs, and the unit.
2. The model is for critical-care units.
3. The model supports the healthcare professions core competency to use patient-centered care.
4. Nurses are expected to be competent in clinical inquiry.

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Leadership and Management for Nurses: Core Competencies for Quality Care

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The reasoning you provided is super clear, how'd you learn to write like that lol

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