A lobbyist for the ANA has contacted many nurses to find out their opinions on health care reform. Following receipt of the information, the lobbyists put together information in aggregate form.
Additionally, the lobbyist requested that all nurses write their elected officials. What is the most effective weapon for the lobbyist?
A) Letter writing
B) Constituent pressure
C) Personal visit
D) E-mail
Question 2
An effectively written letter to an elected official regarding a health care issue that affects nursing can provide a voice in the political process. One of the key elements of an effectively written letter involves the background of the issue.
What other key rule should the letter follow that lets the elected official know what the nurse would like him or her to do?
A) Be specific about the desired action on the part of the elected official.
B) Be detailed and lengthy when presenting key information.
C) Limit each letter or e-mail message to two pages, if possible.
D) Focus on at least two issues for each letter.
Patients are encouraged to take an active role in their health care.
Building competency in patient centered care
Personal care setting.
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Psychosocial health
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