Author Question: Client has a managed care health plan. The rationale for managed care is to: a. limit the amount ... (Read 229 times)

Jramos095 · **on:** Jul 22, 2018

client has a managed care health plan. The rationale for managed care is to:

a. limit the amount of care a client receives for any one illness.
b. give clients preventive services delivered by a primary care provider.
c. allow clients a wider range of practitioners.
d. improve client access to medical specialists.

Question 2

The nurse is writing an evidence report regarding one aspect of client care. When writing the summary statement, the nurse should include a:

a. review of the various published research.
b. ranking of the strength and quality of the study results.
c. practice-focused guideline.
d. description of what the evidence reports.