Administration in a facility is charged with developing a shared governance structure within nursing to develop/revise policies/procedure, and to weigh in on decisions that ultimately support the success of the facility.

What is this process called?

Choice A rationale
Weight loss clinics are an example of active health promotion strategies. They require the individual to take an active role in changing behaviors or habits to improve their health.
Choice B rationale
Smoking cessation classes also fall under active health promotion strategies. These classes require the individual to actively participate and make a conscious effort to quit smoking.
Choice C rationale
Meditation courses are another example of active health promotion strategies. The individual must actively engage in learning and practicing meditation techniques to improve mental health.
Choice D rationale
The addition of folic acid to cereals is a passive health promotion strategy. Passive strategies are those in which individuals gain from the activities of others without acting themselves. The fortification of foods with essential nutrients is a common passive health promotion strategy.

Choice A rationale
Subjective documentation cannot be quantified. It is based on the patient’s personal experiences and perceptions, which can vary greatly among individuals.
Choice B rationale
A patient’s description is an example of subjective data, not objective data. Subjective data is information that comes directly from the patient and includes their feelings, perceptions, and reported symptoms.
Choice C rationale
Subjective data can incorporate a patient’s emotions. Emotions can provide valuable insights into a patient’s mental and emotional health, which is an important aspect of overall health.
Choice D rationale
A 2-centimeter red wound with exudate is an example of objective data. Objective data is measurable, observable, and can be verified by more than one person.