John is an older adult patient who comes regularly to the multigroup practice in which you are a nurse practitioner
He says that he doesn't understand what he is supposed to be doing about his medications, because every time he comes to the clinic, he sees someone else who has different ideas. John's experience represents what aspect of the current consumer experience?
a. Nurses are well-trusted members of the healthcare team.
b. Fragmentation of care results in lack of respect and trust.
c. Care providers often have conflicting ideas about care.
d. The public does not trust care providers other than nurses.
ANS: B
When consumers visit a multigroup practice, they do not have the option of selecting a specific healthcare provider, and thus, there is less opportunity to build a trusting relationship with a provider.
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