Which of the following statements by a nurse who is planning to being leading family meetings reflect a need for additional education before she conducts the meetings?

1. "I must be sure to provide plenty of time so I can listen to each of the family members."
2. "I plan to direct my attention to the family's identified strengths and concerns."
3. " It is important for me to help clarify each of the family member's beliefs."
4. "It is best if I wait to hold a meeting until the family asks for this action."


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1 Time for listening to all family members is important in family meetings.
2 Attention to the family's identified strengths and concerns is a purpose of family meetings.
3 Clarifying family member's beliefs is a purpose of family meetings.
4 Families will often not request a family meeting because they are not accustomed to this family-focused nursing action. The nurse should lead this action.

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