A nurse has referred a client to the managed care service provided by the hospital. What is the purpose of this referral?
a. To confirm that care options chosen are the least expensive possible
b. To coordinate the care provided by professional specialists
c. To keep the focus on the individual patient's unique needs
d. To review care to eliminate unnecessary services
ANS: D
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