When terminating with a family, which question or statement by the nurse would be MOST effective?

a. "What will each of you do to maintain the changes you have made?"
b. "What will you do if you need help for your family in the future?"
c. "How will you keep up the positive changes you have made?"
d. "I am sure that your family will continue to progress well."


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When terminating with a family, the nurse would ask each family member about his or her plans for maintaining the changes they have made. By sharing their individual plans for the future, it will help the family to continue their positive work.

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