The nurse recognizes that the goals established for a client's discharge are more likely to be accomplished when
A) the client assists in developing the goals.
B) the physician develops the goals.
C) the nurse develops the goals.
D) the multidisciplinary team develops the goals.
Ans: A
If the client is involved in establishing the goals, it is more likely that the expected outcomes of the discharge plan will be met. The client may fail to follow the plan if the goals are not mutually agreed on, or are not based on a complete assessment of the client's needs.
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