9. A patient tells the nurse “I’m calling Dr. Jones today to ask her about the...
9. A patient tells the nurse “I’m calling Dr. Jones today to ask her about the medication she prescribed “. Which coordination care model is the patient most likely to be enrolled in?
- Naylor Transitional Care Model
- Coleman Care Transitions Model
- Guided Care Model
- Meleis Transition Theory
Homework Answers
Ans) 9) c. Guided Care Model
Explaination:
Guided Care is a model of proactive, comprehensive health care for people with several chronic conditions.
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