Which has contributed to the movement of nursing in faith ...

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Which has contributed to the movement of nursing in faith communities?
 
  A) Dissatisfaction with the disease-focused holistic model
  B) Access to health care and insurance coverage
  C) Decrease in lay ministry responsibilities in faith-based communities
  D) Need for ongoing chronic disease management in faith-based communities

Question 2

Which is a basis for faith community nursing?
 
  A) Economic recovery and easing poverty through education
  B) Spirituality and health of mind and body throughout the life span
  C) Supporting responsible motherhood through financially rewarding employment opportunities
  D) Fostering national interfaith communities

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Answer to Question 1

Ans: B
Factors such as an increasing concern for disparities in health care; access to health care and insurance coverage; dissatisfaction with the disease-focused medical model; recent emphasis on bioethics as evidenced by institutions devoted to the interface of medicine and health; and church-based 12-step and meal programs historically have contributed to the movement. Other influencing components are self-responsibility for health care, increasing autonomous roles in nursing, increasing lay ministry responsibilities in faith-based communities, and limited health care system resources.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: B
This movement of nursing in faith communities is based on the principles of holistic nursing that recognize the dynamic relationship between spirituality and health of mind and body throughout the life span. Helping economic recovery and easing poverty through education, supporting responsible motherhood through financially rewarding employment opportunities, and fostering national interfaith communities are all tasks nurses may perform, but they do not make up the basis of faith community nursing.