A nurse is working with a local pregnancy organization to promote nutrition in young pregnant women. The organization serves a diverse population, as it is situated in a middle-income neighborhood in a very populated city.
What must the nurses remember during their assessment?
A. To complete a cultural community assessment
B. The unique nutritional needs of pregnancy
C. Dietary and allergy restrictions
D. The availability of fresh foods in the neighborhood
Question 2
A nurse is working with the community council and several representatives from the school district to find ways to address health disparities related to pregnancy in the community.
They decide to use the nominal group process as a means to expedite their planning. Place the following steps in the order in which they should be followed
1. The group votes to rank the different categories in order of importance.
2. Each member brainstorms as many issues related to health disparities in pregnancy as possible and writes their ideas on small pieces of paper.
3. Make sure everyone is in agreement that they will support or agree with whatever decisions the group makes.
4. The group facilitator arranges and sorts the group ideas into different categories, usually onto a large board in the front of the room.
The intermediate-disturbance hypothesis of community organization.
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