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    C and G are population-focused (community-oriented), looking at the needs of their subpopulation. B and D are more likely to be practicing community-based nursing, caring for clients who are ill. E is neither community-based nor community health.

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    C and G are population-focused (community-oriented), looking at the needs of their subpopulation. B and D are more likely to be practicing community-based nursing, caring for clients who are ill. E is neither community-based nor community health.

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    Stanhope: Foundations of Nursing in the Community: Community-Oriented

    Practice, 4th Edition


    Chapter 1: Community-Oriented Nursing and Community-Based Nursing
    Clinical Application Answers
    C and G are population-focused (community-oriented), looking at the needs of their
    subpopulation and planning programs to meet their needs. A, B, D, and F are likely to be
    practicing nursing in the community if their focus is health protection, health promotion, and
    disease prevention of the individuals and/or families in their subpopulations. B and D are more
    likely to be practicing community-based nursing, caring for clients who are ill. A also fulfills the
    CBN role when providing immediate nursing care to the ill or injured child or staff member. E is
    neither community-based nor community health.

    All items and derived items 2014, 2010, 2006, 2002 by Mosby, an imprint of Elsevier Inc.

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