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The humanistic perspective on mental disorders implies that psychiatric–mental health nurses function in expanded roles. Which statement does not reflect this perspective?
1. Psychiatric–mental health nurses are prepared to work for change within social and political systems.
2. Psychiatric–mental health nursing focuses on the client and does not deal with social or political consequences.
3. Psychiatric–mental health nurses develop philosophic and ethical frameworks to guide and evaluate the political outcomes of therapeutic intervention.
4. Psychiatric–mental health nursing is involved in social goals that advance health holistically.

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Contemporary Psychiatric-Mental Health Nursing

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Authors: Kneisl, Trigoboff

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