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The nurse, working as a case manager, is designing a program to help clients meet their health promotion needs. Which of the following activities would be appropriate to include in this program?
 
  1. Ways to cut down on medication costs
  2. Reasons to limit visits to the primary care provider
  3. Provide education to support a healthy lifestyle
  4. Why the physician should be contacted with issues related to client nonadherence

Question 2

The nurse is confronted with an ethical decision regarding a client's continuing care. Which of the following approaches can be used to reach a decision for this client? (Select all that apply.)
 
  1. Medical indications
  2. Client preferences
  3. Quality of life
  4. Health insurance plan
  5. Contextual features
  6. Integrated model



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The role of the nurse case manager includes providing education to support a healthy lifestyle. The nurse case manager would not provide a client with ways to reduce medication costs, reasons to limit visits to the primary care provider, nor inform a client as to why a physician would be notified with issues related to client nonadherence.

Answer to Question 2

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There are several approaches that can be used to help with ethical decision making. These approaches are medical indications, client preferences, quality of life, contextual features, and the integrated model. The client's health insurance plan is not used to help with ethical decision making.





 

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