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Avaljit Singh
on Oct 28, 2024Verified
An older client with a chronic problem is accompanied to the hospital by a best friend who has lived with the client since becoming widowed and the client's children moved out of state.Using the family nursing approach,how can the nurse best intervene?
A) Involve the friend and children in the patient's care,discharge planning,and home care.
B) Encourage the friend to wait until discharge to provide care for the patient at home.
C) Explain to the friend that for confidentiality reasons she cannot be involved in the patient's care.
D) Encourage liberal visiting hours by the friend and the patient's children.
Family Nursing Approach
A nursing practice that considers the health and wellbeing of the family unit in the assessment, planning, and implementation of care.
Discharge Planning
Discharge planning is a coordinated process aimed at ensuring a patient has a smooth transition from hospital to home or another care setting.
- Comprehend the importance of community resources and health education for individuals suffering from chronic illnesses.
- Discover procedures for the assessment and intervention of family health issues.
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Learning Objectives
- Comprehend the importance of community resources and health education for individuals suffering from chronic illnesses.
- Discover procedures for the assessment and intervention of family health issues.
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