There are many possible approaches to identifying solutions to problems previously identified and chosen for intervention. What about the chosen solution will allow the nurse to identify it as the most important choice?
A. Must be financially reimbursable.
B. Must have the support of the clinical agency.
C. Must represent the values, beliefs, and perceptions of the involved aggregate.
D. Should be chosen with the most pros and the least cons.
ANS: C
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