Psychoeducation is an important aspect of family nursing. Nurses must be able to:

A) Help families identify feelings and reactions.
B) Provide hope, support, and happiness.
C) Help families identify and reduce negative perceptions and discrepancies in expectations of care.
D) Prevent future episodes, maintain safety, and develop a rapport with families.


A

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