Bora Boromeo is a 36 year old woman who was an active church organization member for many years.Unfortunately,She was a victim of a violent rape last summer and was also diagnosed as COVID positive.She develops depression and declares,” I think with what’s going on in the world right now,I doubt God exist.”How will you handle your patient? What kind of therapeutic communication will you use? Why?

Bora Boromeo is a 36 year old woman who was an active church organization member for many years.Unfortunately,She was a victim of a violent rape last summer and was also diagnosed as COVID positive.She develops depression and declares,” I think with what’s going on in the world right now,I doubt God exist.”How will you handle your patient? What kind of therapeutic communication will you use? Why?

Intro To Health Care

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