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A student is discussing the impact of magnet hospitals as an example of positive-sum competition. The student would best describe magnet hospitals' contribution to this model as

a. a workplace culture encouraging collegiality balanced with autonomy for best care.
b. having a positive-sum revenue stream using technologically advanced practice.
c. providing a quantitative analysis of the value of nursing care to stakeholders.
d. having the ability to compete within the health care marketplace in a positive manner.

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