Which statement reflects a belief that is central to holistic, collaborative health care?

1. Interdisciplinary decisions are made about the client's care.
2. Collaboration involves questioning and ordering.
3. Responsibility for health falls on the client rather than on healthcare professionals.
4. Healthcare providers hold the best idea about what will meet the client's needs.


Correct Answer: 3

While interdisciplinary decisions are made and collaboration takes place, the basic belief is that the responsibility for health falls on the client rather than on the healthcare professional. Healthcare providers can offer ideas about what will meet a client's health needs; but in holistic, collaborative care, these are not necessarily the best ideas.

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