Which of the following activities would a parish nurse least likely provide?
a. Counseling c. Screening
b. Education d. Home health care
D
The goal of parish nursing is not to provide home health care services but to provide counseling, education, screening, and advocacy. In addition, parish nurses can coordinate volunteers, develop support groups, and make referrals to appropriate community resources.
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