The nurse is working as part of a team to help reduce the stigma attached to mental health treatment for the older adult population. Which of the following would be most appropriate to do to achieve this outcome?
A) Provide education about mental health and mental disorders.
B) Initiate screening programs for symptoms.
C) Ensure older adults received integrated community care.
D) Institute a wide range of social support services.
A
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