A staff member is orienting a new nurse to a health clinic that serves primarily vulnerable populations. Which of the following statements indicates a need for additional staff education?
a. "If a client who does not speak English comes in, you must obtain an interpreter right away."
b. "We try to take care of as many problems as possible in one visit, so when you interview the client ask about additional concerns."
c. "You will like working with Hispanic immigrants because they have close-knit family structures."
d. "You will need to assist the client by scheduling any referral or follow-up appointments around their work schedules."
ANS: C
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