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Which of the following factors has most influenced the trend of early discharges of clients from hospitals in Canada?

Better home care services.
Government efforts to contain health care costs.
People are healthier these days, recovering faster and able to care for themselves at home.
The nursing shortage.

Explanation

Answer: B - Over the last several years, clients are being discharged earlier from hospitals in an attempt to contain rising health care costs. There are still many gaps in home care services due to funding and care staff shortages.

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