mmunity focused care and delivery of health services to varying populations.

Primary care more often resembles aggregate care but can be easily translated into more community-oriented care where the needs of individuals are assessed and planned for within the context of the community. This includes care directed toward the individual but also more comprehensive health services that consider the needs of the family, individuals and other members of the community involved in the care of a patient. The role of nursing staff in this case includes not only identifying and planning for health care priorities and services but also integrating health care and social development among all parties involved, while paying specific attention to the needs of the individual patients (Chase-Ziolek & Gruca, 2000). It is important that nurses recognize the need to care for patients in a holistic manner, in a manner that acknowledges the role of varying support figures and mem

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