The nurse is assessing the client's self-care capabilities for after discharge from the hospital. Which barrier greatly contributes to the nursing goals being unmet? Select all that apply
A) the availability of assistive devices
B) poor communication skills
C) inadequate emotional coping skills
D) debilitating illness
E) family's lack of interest in the plan of care
Ans: B, C, D, E
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Barriers to goal attainment may involve the client, family members or significant others, and the nurse or other health care team members.
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