The parish nurse who makes arrangements for Meals on Wheels for the homebound is functioning as a
1. Counselor
2. Facilitator
3. Liaison
4. Advocate
ANS: 2
The parish nurse who makes arrangements for Meals on Wheels for the homebound is functioning as a facilitator.
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