A nurse is interested in the Amish community in a nearby town. He determines that the first thing he needs to inquire about is the health of the community.
Which of the following is one of the seven key points that Morse describes as evidence of a community's successful adaptation to change?
A) Building on community weaknesses
B) Working as individuals
C) Using a democratic process
D) Reworking decisions
Question 2
A nurse is presenting a proposal to his city council regarding the need for a community health assessment in a given area. He explains that he will use a model to base his work on and he will have results within the next 3 months.
Which of the following models requires that the nurse select the target population that receives nursing services as a first step prior to looking at subsystem interactions with the system?
A) Lundy-Barton's General Systems Model for Community and Population Assessment and Intervention
B) Community-as-Partner Model
C) Dimensions Model
D) Systems Model for Geopolitical and Phenomenological Communities
NURSE
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Small Town USA: Struggling to Survive
The nurse conveys attentive listening through a posture of involvement