Which characteristics distinguish the role of case manager? The ability to (select all that apply)
A. gather and organize data about a client from client records and the client.
B. plan care for a client with emphasis on client satisfaction.
C. coordinate care among a variety of health care professionals and settings.
D. promote the client's interests while negotiating necessary health care.
E. advocate for the client and family throughout the continuum of care.
F. utilize resources for appropriate client health care services.
C, D, E, F
Rationale: The primary roles of the nursing case manager include wide-reaching assessment, planning for timely, cost-effective outcomes, facilitation, and advocacy.
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