Part of the manager of care role is that of collaborator. As a collaborator in care, the RN acts in each of the following capacities, except:
a. delegation.
b. accountability.
c. authority.
d. advocacy.
C
While the RN is functioning in a collaborative role, the elements of that role include delegation, accountability, advocacy, and respect for self and for other health care workers.
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