Which of the following is a barrier associated with patient use of PHRs in rural regions?
1. Access
2. Awareness
3. Usability
4. eHealth literacy
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Rationale: Clinical Integration. Nurses, physicians, and other professionals providing care have an important role in the successful deployment and adoption of PHRs. As patients will continue to see health professionals as a source of expert information, encouraging and demonstrating use of these tools to patients and families will be important.
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a. Explanation of unusual or unpredictable events b. Protection of the group members from harm c. Expression of religious beliefs d. Revelation of beliefs to strangers
A client is being evaluated for symptoms associated with diverticular disease. The nurse realizes that the best diagnostic test to be used to aid in this diagnosis would be:
1. computed tomography (CT) scan. 2. barium enema. 3. ultrasound. 4. x-ray study.