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ts19998 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

The population health nurse is evaluating care provided to the poor and homeless. What should be the primary focus of this evaluation?

1. Training programs employ the homeless.
2. Systems-level outcomes are met.
3. Client-level outcomes are met.
4. Individual and population intervention objectives are met.

Question 2

Families who are living in a local shelter state that they fear their children may be subject to abuse from other residents in the shelter. Which solution should the population health nurse recommend for this issue?

1. Restrict who uses the shelter.
2. Have a separate family area in the shelter.
3. Search everyone who uses the shelter prior to entering.
4. Force the children to stay with their parents at all times.

cdmart10 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: 4
Explanation: 4. The best answer is to evaluate how individual level and population level nursing intervention objectives are met. Training programs are a criterion but may not address how successful they have been utilized. Systems-level outcomes address ease of access of programs but do not necessarily evaluate care. Client level outcomes include client involvement but do not indicate an evaluation. Training programs are a criterion but may not address how successfully they have been utilized.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: 2
Explanation: 2. Families with children residing in shelters are vulnerable to be preyed upon by other subgroups. Having an area in the shelter reserved just for families can help alleviate this concern. Restricting use of the shelter is possible, but not realistic. Searching everyone prior to using the shelter can raise civil rights concerns. Forcing the children to stay with their parents at all times is possible, but is probably not a realistic outcome.