A nurse manager is planning a presentation for staff nurses on improving critical thinking skills. Which of the following critical thinking skills should the nurse manager include in the presentation?

(Select All that Apply.)

A. While a severe migraine headache is certainly uncomfortable and may require medication and observation, it does not typically necessitate constant monitoring. The client might benefit from a quieter room and can often be managed effectively with scheduled visits by nursing staff. Therefore, this client does not necessarily need to be closest to the nurses' station.
B. A client with a suspected diagnosis of TB should be placed in a negative-pressure isolation room to prevent the spread of airborne pathogens. The proximity to the nurses' station is less critical for infection control purposes. Proper isolation procedures and equipment are more important for managing TB.
C. A client with a head injury and periods of confusion is at risk for complications such as falls, disorientation, or worsening of their condition. This client requires close monitoring to ensure their safety and to promptly address any changes in their condition. Assigning this client to a room closest to the nurses' station ensures that the staff can frequently observe and quickly respond to any potential issues.

D. A client on continuous ECG monitoring requires regular assessment of their heart rhythm and immediate intervention if there are any abnormalities. While close monitoring is needed, this client’s condition is managed with electronic equipment that can alert staff to significant changes, so proximity to the nurses' station is less critical compared to more acute or unpredictable conditions.

A. This statement is partially correct but does not fully capture the purpose of the Press Ganey survey. While it is true that surveys are often administered to a sample of patients, the primary purpose is to gather feedback about patient satisfaction.
B. This statement accurately reflects the purpose of the Press Ganey survey. It is designed to collect feedback from patients about their experience with healthcare services.
C. While some healthcare facilities may still use paper surveys, many have transitioned to electronic surveys. This statement is not entirely accurate and does not reflect the core purpose of the survey.
D. This statement is incorrect. The Press Ganey survey is typically administered as a written or online questionnaire, not through a phone call.