A nurse is caring for a client in a healthcare facility. Which nursing intervention should
the client perform in order to evaluate the nursing care plan?
A) Hold a conference with the client and client's family
B) Identify unresolved long-term goals to plan for continued assistance
C) Identify factors that contribute to success or failure of goals
D) Communicating all aspects of care to the healthcare team
C
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