A nurse working in a primary health setting is reviewing the patient education materials they keep in the office. How should the nurse consider updating the forms?
A. Review for medical accuracy and update as needed.
B. Perform a cultural assessment to see how the population has changed since the forms were created.
C. Translate into the languages of cultural groups who frequently use the community center.
D. All of the above
ANS: D
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