A nurse is engaged in developing a relationship with a family during a family assessment. Which of the following would be important? Select all that apply
A) Demonstrating culturally competent nursing skills
B) Completing the assessment efficiently in the first meeting
C) Identifying the family's immediate needs
D) Exhibiting a professional image
E) Investigating the adherence to the medication regimen
A, C, D
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