Prior to finalizing a family orientated nursing care plan and implementing interventions, it is essential for the nurse to perform which of the following:
a. Meet with all family members simultaneously
b. Confirm that the family health insurance covers all family members
c. Establish a trusting relationship with the family as a group
d. Complete a thorough history and physical examination of each family member
Ans: c. Establish a trusting relationship with the family as a group
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