Asked by BRITTANY TILLEY on Jun 05, 2024
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Vulnerable populations are those most likely to develop health problems and experience poorer outcomes because of limited access to care and a wide variety of other stressors.Therefore,when caring for a patient from a vulnerable group,it is most important for the nurse to focus on:
A) Methods to connect the patient with a social worker
B) Family members and their interactions in planning care
C) Identifying the patient's difficulties and risks
D) Identifying the patient's strengths and resources
Vulnerable Populations
Groups of people who are at a higher risk of poor health outcomes and healthcare disparities due to cultural, economic, or health-related factors.
Health Problems
Issues or conditions, either acute or chronic, that negatively impact a person's physical, mental, or emotional well-being.
Limited Access
A situation or condition where resources, services, or goods are difficult to obtain or reach by certain populations.
- Appreciate the importance of focusing on patients' strengths and resources, especially in vulnerable populations.
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Learning Objectives
- Appreciate the importance of focusing on patients' strengths and resources, especially in vulnerable populations.
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