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Collmarie

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After the planning phase of the MAP-IT process, which would the nurse do next?
 
  A) Form a coalition of individuals who care about the faith community's health.
  B) Identify areas of greatest need in the faith community.
  C) Plan strategies and action steps to achieve the community vision.
  D) Implement a plan of concrete action steps that can be monitored and make a difference.

Question 2

Involving nursing volunteers from the community ensures that the diversity of the community can be mirrored in the faith community nursing team.
 
  Other than cultural factors, what other factor is an essential concern of program problem identification and solution?
 
  A) Economic
  B) Emotional
  C) Physical
  D) Social



Madisongo23

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Answer to Question 1

Ans: D
The MAP-IT Strategy for creating a health community means M, mobilize; A, assess; P, plan; I, implement; T, track. After planning, implementation begins. Mobilization and assessment occur before the planning phase, and tracking occurs after the implementation phase.

Answer to Question 2

Ans: A
Economic factors as well as cultural factors are essential concerns of problem identification and solution. Services should be accessible to all members of the faith community as appropriate. The affluence of the community will affect the type of programs that can be implemented. It is an accepted fact that families with more discretionary income are better able to engage in health promotion activities. Economics also influences how members of the community access health services. Emotional, physical, and social factors are important aspect of faith community nursing, but they are considered basic human needs rather than community factors.



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