Question

8. A community-oriented nurse conducts home visits to new parents to assess the health status of the infant, the parent-child relationship, the parents' knowledge regarding the care of the infant, and the need for health department and social services referrals to support the needs of the new parents and the infant. This can best be described as an example of: a. clinical community health practice. b. community-based practice. c. population-focused practice. d. public health nursing.

Answer 1

c. population-focused practice.

Step-by-step explanation:

This type of nursing practice focuses on a specific population or community, in this case, new parents and infants, and aims to promote their health and well-being through assessments, interventions, and referrals to appropriate services. It involves addressing the health and social needs of a particular group within the community.