Problems in the process of coordinating services include which of the following? I. Clients may insist on the consideration of their values, preferences, and strengths. II. Professionals may lack agreement about the identification of client problems. III. Case managers may be unable to clearly define their own role in the process. IV. Professionals may not deliver the services they have agreed to provide.
A) ?I and II
B) ?II and IV
C) ?II and III
D) ?II, III and IV
B
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which is true of culturally competent mental health organizations?
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