The patient was experiencing ineffective role performance related to an inadequate role transition after a physical illness and body image alteration. The nursing goal was for the patient to understand and verbalize their role expectations after 1 week of nursing intervention. Specifically, the nursing interventions would help the patient discuss their situation with family, develop plans to adapt to new roles, and build skills to exercise control over decisions to enhance their self-concept.
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The patient was experiencing ineffective role performance related to an inadequate role transition after a physical illness and body image alteration. The nursing goal was for the patient to understand and verbalize their role expectations after 1 week of nursing intervention. Specifically, the nursing interventions would help the patient discuss their situation with family, develop plans to adapt to new roles, and build skills to exercise control over decisions to enhance their self-concept.
The patient was experiencing ineffective role performance related to an inadequate role transition after a physical illness and body image alteration. The nursing goal was for the patient to understand and verbalize their role expectations after 1 week of nursing intervention. Specifically, the nursing interventions would help the patient discuss their situation with family, develop plans to adapt to new roles, and build skills to exercise control over decisions to enhance their self-concept.
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The patient was experiencing ineffective role performance related to an inadequate role transition after a physical illness and body image alteration. The nursing goal was for the patient to understand and verbalize their role expectations after 1 week of nursing intervention. Specifically, the nursing interventions would help the patient discuss their situation with family, develop plans to adapt to new roles, and build skills to exercise control over decisions to enhance their self-concept.
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