A nurse has been successful in creating improvement in a family's health. Which of the following characteristics is most likely displayed by the nurse?
a. Skilled at recognizing and strengthening the family's competencies
b. Skilled at obtaining referrals and resources for the family
c. Skilled at communication and interpersonal relationships
d. Skilled at assessing and naming the family's main problems
ANS: A
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