Margaret Roberts, RN, recently changed positions, moving from working as a labor and delivery nurse to caring for high-risk perinatal clients for a home health agency. In her new role, Margaret has observed that she spends more time in the roles of:
1. Advocate and manager and less time as a direct care provider.
2. Counselor and educator and less time as a direct care provider.
3. Direct care provider and advocate and less time as a manager.
4. Manager and counselor and less time as an educator.
ANS: 2
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