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1- the nurse asseses thé family beliefs and values by observing the family’s activities very keenly. And by asking the family to answer by their actions and expressions.
2- there will be a big impact on their valies and beliefs by
having an interpretor between family and the nurse for
communication because it may be possible that the family do not
want to share their feelings and situations to the
interpretor.
Nurse can assure the confidentiality to the family by generating a
trustworthy relationship with the family.
3- nurse respects the family’s culture and values by making them feel easy and comfortable.
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