Which statement best describes the purpose of implementing nursing interventions regarding client care?
A) Provides a means for allowing nursing to impact the lives of those requiring care.
B) Facilitates the achievement of client focused outcomes through the care nurses provide
C) Supports the role of professional nursing in the care of the clients both physically and emotionally
D) Allows both medicine and nursing to impact the health of both the community and of the individual
C
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