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zimovet [89]
1 year ago
7

A nurse encourages a client to enroll in outpatient services immediately upon discharge from the inpatient setting. the nurse do

es this to promote which outcome?
Social Studies
1 answer:
stepladder [879]1 year ago
5 0

A nurse encourages a client to enroll in outpatient services immediately upon discharge from the inpatient setting. the nurse does this to promote community reintegration.

What is meant by community reintegration?

Community reintegration is a process that improves a person's return to home from a hospital or rehabilitation center by minimizing such disruptions and facilitating access to community-based programs and existing resources.

Although increasing severity of a person's injury give a negative impact on the execution of many activities of daily living. Success in community reintegration depends not only on a person's physical health but also on active social participation and interrelated contextual factors.

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