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viki · **on:** Jun 25, 2018

The nurse is taking care of a client being discharged but will need home nursing care, physical therapy, and speech therapy. Which framework helps the client who has multiple care needs?

A) Case management
B) Client-focused care
C) Managed care
D) Multidisciplinary nursing teams

Question 2

A staff nurse with a bachelor's degree has decided to concentrate on nursing research, as the nurse believes that research can greatly improve client outcomes. Which is true of the nurse with a bachelor's degree in regards to nursing research?

Select all that apply.
A) Can identify areas of need for nursing research
B) Is not expected to participate in research until pursuing a higher degree
C) Can incorporate research results in client care
D) Can participate in research as the principal investigator
E) Can participate in nursing research projects

dmurph1496 · **Reply #1 on:** Jun 25, 2018

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A

Multidisciplinary teams led by a case manager are at the heart of successful case management. Case management is essential when a client has multiple care needs and requires the services of multiple providers. The goal of case management is to reach and then maintain the individual's optimum level of health, quality of life, and activities of daily living by ensuring that the individual's healthcare needs are met. The case manager may be a nurse, a social worker, or another healthcare team member. Case management enables clients to experience continuity of care, regardless of the location at which the care is provided. This activity on behalf of a client may be limited to a hospitalization or may occur across settings for clients receiving care in the community and/or at home.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: A, C, E

Nurses should have training beyond the baccalaureate level to participate as a principal investigator. Nurses from all levels can participate in research projects, incorporate results into client care, and identify areas of needed research. In fact, nurses are now expected to participate in nursing research.