Which of the following activities by the nurse most directly fosters phronesis in the care of geriatric patients in a long-term care setting?
A) The nurse consistently seeks out and attends continuing education offerings.
B) The nurse stays abreast of current research in geriatric nursing.
C) The nurse has organized a pilot study on falls prevention in the care facility.
D) The nurse makes an effort to get know residents' individual needs, concerns, and goals.
D
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