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vova2212 [387]
3 years ago
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Layout analysis at Arnold Palmer Hospital resulted in recognizing that the nursing staff spent​ ______ of their time just walkin

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A. 30 to​ 40%

B. 20 to​ 30%

C. over​ 50%

D. 10 to​ 20%

E. 40 to​ 50%
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1 answer:
WITCHER [35]3 years ago
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Answer:

Layout analysis at Arnold Palmer Hospital resulted in recognizing that the nursing staff spent​ ______ of their time just walking.

A. 30 to​ 40%

Explanation:

Nursing is a very exhausting profession that the majority of people don't understand at its ultimate level. First of all, they don't have a nice consulting room in which they receive patients from their doctors, to perform the required actions. Instead, they need to move from area to area, to look for their patients and everything they need to perform their work. Second, they not only do that, but they also have to transport the patients and execute very exhausting physical effort. That is the reason why Arnold Palmer decided to analyze the labor of nurse personnel and find ways to reduce their exhaustion and help them.

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