In post-conference, a group of nursing students is discussing nursing strategies to ensure proper care for children. A number of suggestions is offered
The student who needs help in understanding cultures and customs is the one who offers the suggestion to a. wait to provide care until a family member who understands English arrives.
b. provide a translator to assist families with a language barrier.
c. refer families to sources of health care insurance for the children.
d. provide a nurse of the same racial or ethnic group as the family to provide care.
A
Addressing specific problems for the family, whether it is language, access to health insurance, or understanding their culture and customs, is appropriate. Delaying care while waiting for another family member to arrive could lead to poor outcomes.
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