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A rural hospital has been at capacity for the past 3 months. The chief nursing officer (CNO) has heard numerous complaints from the nursing staff. Most of the complaints are issues related to other nursing departments and are minor. How should the CNO interpret these complaints?
1. The nursing staff members are inefficient in managing the client load.
2. This is a typical reaction among nursing departments.
3. The nursing staff is stressed due to a sustained increased workload.
4. The nurses are ready to unionize.

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Makes sense. I kept debating which letter to choose, but I can see why now.

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