What Is the Difference in How a Nurse Addresses the Problem

question 15

Multiple Choice

What is the difference in how a nurse addresses the problem of health literacy in the community as compared with acute care?

• A) In the community, health literacy is viewed in the same way as in acute care.
• B) In the community, the nurse must consider individual needs and group needs.
• C) In the community, nurses have less involvement in health literacy as social workers focus on this problem.
• D) Health literacy is best viewed from an individual patient's needs to effectively resolve health literacy problems.

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