A Nurse Can Best Address Factors of Critical Importance to Successful

question 4

Multiple Choice

A nurse can best address factors of critical importance to successful community treatment by including making assessments relative to which of the following:

• A) Source of income
• B) Family and support systems
• C) Housing adequacy and stability
• D) Early psychosocial development
• E) Substance abuse history and current use

Comprehend the importance of continuous feedback and adjustment during the change process.

Recognize the need for creating a sense of urgency and building a supportive coalition in the unfreezing phase of planned change.

Acknowledge the complications associated with planned change in organizations and strategies to address them.

Understand different strategies for overcoming resistance to change.

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Definitions:

Prejudices

Preconceived opinions or judgments about individuals or groups without sufficient knowledge or experience.

Age Bias

The unfair treatment or discrimination of individuals based on their age, typically in employment contexts.

Older Person

An individual who is significantly advanced in age, often considered to be past the middle age stage.

Computers

Electronic devices designed to store, process, and retrieve data, capable of executing a set of instructions to perform a wide range of tasks.