When utilizing the health care system in the United Kingdom, it is expected that the community health nurse will experience:
a. An equal employer-citizen share in cost of health care
b. Ownership and operation of the system by the government
c. Nurse practitioners as the primary providers of care in the system
d. Primary care provided in hospitals
B
The United Kingdom has a tax-supported health system. Services are available to all without cost or for a small fee.
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a. Bias
b. Control
c. Inaccurate operationalization of variables
d. Hawthorne effect