A new client presents at the mental health clinic. During the assessment interview, the client makes references to being unhappy with his or her sex life
What can the nurse do that will be most effective in eliciting data so that appropriate information and treatment can be provided?
A) Provide a quiet environment for the assessment.
B) Promise confidentiality.
C) Respect the private content of the issues being discussed.
D) Encourage the client to share feelings and concerns.
D
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b. continuous participation in professional organizations. c. asking questions of other professionals. d. observing your role model's practice. e. participation in evidence based projects.