Which functions are the faith community nurse most likely to perform? Select all that apply

a. Personal health counselor
b. Facilitator
c. Referral agent
d. Case manager


A, B, C
The seven functions of the faith community nurse include: personal health counseling, health education, referral or liaison activities, facilitating groups, integrating faith and health, health advocacy, and coordinating volunteer services.

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