A client with Parkinson's disease is working to improve fine motor skills, especially for completing activities of daily living. Which of the following would be considered a collaborative intervention?

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Providing assistive devices and educating the client on how to use them is a collaborative intervention as it involves working together with the client to improve their fine motor skills. Administering medication, ensuring adequate lighting and space, and providing assistance with daily tasks are all interventions that can be done independently by the therapist without collaboration from the client.

A Client with Parkinson's Disease Is Working to Improve Fine