Which of the following are major components of Relationship-Based Care that support patients and families? Select all that apply
a. Leadership d. Elitism
b. Teamwork e. Outcomes measurement
c. Resource-driven practice f. Professional nursing practice
A, B, C, E, F
The six major components of Relationship-Based Care that support patients and families include
leadership, teamwork, resource-driven practice, outcomes measurement, professional nursing practice,
and patient care delivery. Elitism is not a component of Relationship-Based Care.
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