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faduma

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The Neuman systems model defines family health in terms of system stability characterized by five interacting factors. These include:
 
  1. Cultural and wellness
  2. Religion and socioeconomic factors
  3. Physiological and physiological
  4. Education and performance

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Several variables such as personal beliefs, societal values, and cultural norms influence nurse's perceptions of homelessness. Nurses who work with homeless clients:
 
  1. Should change their views on homelessness before encountering persons from this group
  2. Need to understand the concepts of homelessness from a conceptual perspective
  3. Will need special training in where to locate homeless people
  4. Should have mental health background to adequately work with this group



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Answer to Question 1

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The Neuman system model is a wellness-oriented model. Choice No. 3 includes two of the five interacting factors of system stability.

Answer to Question 2

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To implement effective nursing interventions for homeless clients, nurses need to be aware of their own beliefs and values about the homeless as well as understand the concepts of homeless-ness.



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