Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner (SANE) A Practice Exam

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What is emphasized as the foundation for achieving 'quality outcomes' in Duffy's model?

  1. The intensity of care provided

  2. The relationship between nurse and patient

  3. The number of patients seen

  4. The complexity of care given

The correct answer is: The relationship between nurse and patient

In Duffy's model, the foundation for achieving 'quality outcomes' is centered on the relationship between the nurse and the patient. This model emphasizes that a strong therapeutic relationship is critical to providing effective care. The quality of interactions and the way nurses engage with patients can significantly impact patients' experience, satisfaction, and health outcomes. A positive relationship fosters trust and open communication, enabling better assessment, understanding of patient needs, and collaborative care planning. While aspects like the intensity of care, the number of patients, and the complexity of care are important considerations within clinical practice, they do not inherently ensure quality outcomes. Quality in healthcare is increasingly recognized as not just a measure of the technical proficiency in handling complex cases, but also how well healthcare providers can connect with and respond to the individuals they serve.