Parish nursing is a concept that began in the 1960s. What is the purpose of parish nursing?
1. A nurse to function as health counselor, educator, and advocate for a group of people who worship together
2. To provide members of a congregation access to registered nurses
3. The primary care provider for a church group
4. A nurse of the same religion who can practice nursing that conforms to religious practices and rules
ANS: 1
The purpose of parish nursing is for the nurse to function as health counselor, educator, and advocate for a group of people who worship together.
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