What is the Francis Report (2013) mainly concerned with?
a. a report into the state of nursing care in the UK
b. a report into the failings at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust
c. a report into the effectiveness of hand washing in the NHS
d. a report into the use of psychotropic medication in the treatment of psychiatric illness
Ans: B
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a. Ask the daughter about the patient's food preferences. b. Determine who shops for groceries and prepares the meals. c. Question the patient about how many meals per day are eaten. d. Assure the patient that culturally preferred foods will be included.
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