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The nurse has been tasked with developing and leading a multidisciplinary team to improve client safety and has been informed that previous group formations were unsuccessful due to poor team dynamics. When developing and leading this committee, it is essential that the nurse initially

Correct Answer: C

Rationale: Reviewing team goals (
C) initially aligns members toward a common purpose, addressing poor dynamics by fostering collaboration. A code of conduct (
A), evaluation methods (
B), and deadlines (
D) are important but secondary to establishing shared objectives.

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