Interprofessional interagency cooperation when addressing client issues that exceed the scope of any one agency or profession is difficult to achieve mostly because
a. both professionals and agencies want to protect their turf
b. agencies believe the time required is not worth the benefits in client services
c. agencies rarely share overlapping clients or the same interest in client well-being
d. combining resources to serve clients often breaks down over who has fiscal responsibility
D
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