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During a performance evaluation the nurse manager states, “My span of control is just too large.” How should the unit supervisor interpret this statement?
1. The nurse manager is not capable of performing all the duties expected of the role.
2. The nurse manager may have too many staff members to manage.
3. The nurse manager is burned out and needs time away from the unit.
4. The nurse manager is not educationally prepared for the role.

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