Which statement regarding health teaching related to the management of disease processes has been proven by research?
A) Healthcare costs are better managed when the client is educated about their treatment plan
B) Fewer complications are experienced by clients who are well educated about their healthcare needs.
C) Nursing education prepares the nurse to address the client's need for healthcare management information
D) Little research has been done to support the long term affect client education has on the management of disease processes
B
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