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The staff nurse has been asked to work on a committee whose task is to develop clinical pathways for the facility. What is the purpose of these pathways?
1. To provide quality healthcare with the efficient use of resources while controlling costs
2. To provide practice guidelines for the general treatment of a specific diagnosis
3. To reduce patient length of stay
4. To justify alternative treatment methods

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Leadership and Management for Nurses: Core Competencies for Quality Care

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