Which of the following advocacy interventions might nurses provide that are within their role and scope of practice? Select all that apply.

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A)Clients must understand their rights in order to be able to defend them. As an advocate, the nurse provides clients with the information they need to make informed decisions and supports the clients' rights to make their own healthcare decisions. Nurses should evaluate organizational policies and procedures and monitor clients' care to ensure protection of client rights. A nurse should understand that advocacy may require political action. Conflicts may arise over issues that require consultation, confrontation, or negotiation between the nurse and administrative personnel or between the nurse and primary care providers. Declaring clients incompetent is not the role of the nurse, and it should not be done just to please family members.
B)Clients must understand their rights in order to be able to defend them. As an advocate, the nurse provides clients with the information they need to make informed decisions and supports the clients' rights to make their own healthcare decisions. Nurses should evaluate organizational policies and procedures and monitor clients' care to ensure protection of client rights. A nurse should understand that advocacy may require political action. Conflicts may arise over issues that require consultation, confrontation, or negotiation between the nurse and administrative personnel or between the nurse and primary care providers. Declaring clients incompetent is not the role of the nurse, and it should not be done just to please family members.
C)Clients must understand their rights in order to be able to defend them. As an advocate, the nurse provides clients with the information they need to make informed decisions and supports the clients' rights to make their own healthcare decisions. Nurses should evaluate organizational policies and procedures and monitor clients' care to ensure protection of client rights. A nurse should understand that advocacy may require political action. Conflicts may arise over issues that require consultation, confrontation, or negotiation between the nurse and administrative personnel or between the nurse and primary care providers. Declaring clients incompetent is not the role of the nurse, and it should not be done just to please family members.
D)Clients must understand their rights in order to be able to defend them. As an advocate, the nurse provides clients with the information they need to make informed decisions and supports the clients' rights to make their own healthcare decisions. Nurses should evaluate organizational policies and procedures and monitor clients' care to ensure protection of client rights. A nurse should understand that advocacy may require political action. Conflicts may arise over issues that require consultation, confrontation, or negotiation between the nurse and administrative personnel or between the nurse and primary care providers. Declaring clients incompetent is not the role of the nurse, and it should not be done just to please family members.
E)Clients must understand their rights in order to be able to defend them. As an advocate, the nurse provides clients with the information they need to make informed decisions and supports the clients' rights to make their own healthcare decisions. Nurses should evaluate organizational policies and procedures and monitor clients' care to ensure protection of client rights. A nurse should understand that advocacy may require political action. Conflicts may arise over issues that require consultation, confrontation, or negotiation between the nurse and administrative personnel or between the nurse and primary care providers. Declaring clients incompetent is not the role of the nurse, and it should not be done just to please family members.

Which of the Following Advocacy Interventions Might Nurses Provide That