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How should a nurse leader assist a group meeting to stay on task and on time? Select all that apply.

[1] Set a convenient and quiet meeting time and place.
[2] Allow only the key members to participate in group discussions.
[3] Personally evaluate each idea as it comes up and then decide to keep or discard.
[4] Ensure that members know what is expected as completed "prework.”
[5] Distribute an agenda prior to the meeting to ensure that all are prepared.

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Extremely helpful and excellent rationale provided

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