The faith community nurse works in a hospital that serves several local congregations. Which tasks ...

Ans: B, C, D
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In a paid institution-based model, the faith community nurse can serve as an ambassador and referral agent for the institution. For example, a religiously affiliated hospital can support the services of faith community nurses in key feeder congregations so that clients discharged from the hospital have coordinated transition to the home congregation setting. The faith community nurse does not provide direct nursing care services (such as flu shots or assessment of upper respiratory illnesses), but supports the patient and family members in assuming self-care and in engaging the healthcare system appropriately. The faith community nurse serves as a health advisor, and he or she can recommend services that the hospital or health system provides.