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trasher [3.6K]
1 year ago
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The nurse explains the hospital's home visitation program for new families after discharge from the hospital. which information

will the nurse include regarding this program?
Medicine
1 answer:
erik [133]1 year ago
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Caregivers can demonstrate competency in caring for the infant and ask questions is the information that the nurse should include regarding this program.

So, the correct option is (a).A approach for connecting directly with persons who are at risk or less likely to receive health and social services from clinics or service organisations is home visiting. Relationships with adults and caregivers that are steady, secure, and dependable are essential for a child's growth and wellbeing. The major goal of home visiting services is to guarantee that high-risk pregnant women and new parents receive efficient, scientifically supported physical and behavioural health supports.Home visiting programmes can encourage healthy infant development and can aid seniors in maintaining their independence by bringing healthcare and other resources to the patient in a convenient, comfortable setting, among other good outcomes. These models frequently use community health workers to make house calls.

Learn more about home visiting services here:

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The complete question is : The nurse explains the hospital's home visitation program for new families after discharge from the hospital. Which information will the nurse include regarding this program?a)Caregivers can demonstrate competency in caring for the infant and ask questions.b)The nurse can discuss parenting conflicts with the caregivers to determine which style is best.c)Caregivers use this time to rest or complete errands while the visiting nurse takes care of the infant.d)The nurse will complete any procedures the infant was not able to have performed while in the hospital.

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