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A patient has been treated for a mental disorder on an outpatient basis. Function has deteriorated and the patient is hospitalized in an inpatient unit; a nurse will now implement the recovery model by:

a. comparing patient deficits to original baseline.
b. identifying and reinforcing patient strengths.
c. reviewing the patient's former treatment plan for updates.
d. reconsidering expectations when the patient is discharged.

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