Parents of children with special needs often require specialized care and experience frequent hospitalizations
When caring for these families, the nurse should be aware that they may experience financial hardship due to their child's condition and require assistance in obtaining referrals to resources. Is this statement true or false? Indicate whether the statement is true or false
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These families often suffer financial hardship, which can lead to issues related to coping
and other strains on the family. Health insurance benefits may quickly reach their
maximum. Even if the child is on special assistance for health care, one parent may have to
remain home with the child rather than work outside of the home. Social work and
financial or prescription assistance may all be necessary and appropriate sources of
support.
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