The nurse is explaining the concept of the shared decision-making model to the spouse of a client who was involuntarily admitted for a substance use disorder. The spouse states, "Is it really a good idea to let my spouse help make decisions since this is involuntary, and the decisions my spouse made to begin with is why we are here?" Which response would be most appropriate by the nurse?
A) "Your spouse still has rights, and this model can help improve the success of recovery."
B) "You can make decisions for your spouse, if you become the conservator."
C) "Do you think your spouse will try to make bad choices for treatment options, because your spouse has an addiction problem?"
D) "The health care provider has the final say in the treatment, so your spouse will get the care needed."
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