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TFauchery

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There are three domains for evaluating systems that grade the strength of the evidence. They are:
 
  1. Randomness, sample size, and blinding
  2. Selection, variables, and description
  3. Nursing, medicine, and physiology
  4. Quality, quantity and consistency

Question 2

Nursing centers are responsive to the needs of the community when the:
 
  1. Staff determines the needs of the community
  2. Nurse executive determines the services needed by the community
  3. Community is involved in assessing its needs
  4. Community leader determines the needs of the community



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Answer to Question 1

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Quality, quantity, and consistency are the three domains for evaluating systems.

Answer to Question 2

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Nurses work in close partnership with the communities.



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