A new client asks the nurse "So what goes on at this community meeting scheduled this afternoon?"
The best reply by the nurse would be
a. "You and your therapist will discuss problems and goals for problem resolution.".
b. "You and a small group of other clients will meet to discuss common issues.".
c. "You, the staff, and the other clients will meet to discuss problems occurring on
the unit.".
d. "We never know what will go on at a community meeting because clients
determine the agenda.".
ANS: C
Community meetings involve staff and clients. Items pertinent to the functioning of the community
are topics for exploration. Ideas for activities, community problems, clarifications of unit rules,
greeting new clients, and saying goodbye to clients being discharged might be included. Option A
describes individual therapy. Option B describes group therapy. Option D is evasive.
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