The nurse educator is teaching a management and leadership class to a group of nursing students.The educator presents information regarding case management and case manager.Which statement,if made by a student,indicates the need for additional education on this subject matter?

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A) Although case managers are often licensed professional nurses with advanced degrees and extensive patient care experience, social workers, nurses without advanced degrees, and other healthcare-related professionals also serve in this role. Case managers typically do not provide direct patient care, but are responsible for a caseload of 10-15 clients for whom they will coordinate care during the clients' hospitalization while also assisting with discharge planning. It is critical to collect and document baseline data for those conditions in the client population selected by the facility for case management.
B) Although case managers are often licensed professional nurses with advanced degrees and extensive patient care experience, social workers, nurses without advanced degrees, and other healthcare-related professionals also serve in this role. Case managers typically do not provide direct patient care, but are responsible for a caseload of 10-15 clients for whom they will coordinate care during the clients' hospitalization while also assisting with discharge planning. It is critical to collect and document baseline data for those conditions in the client population selected by the facility for case management.
C) Although case managers are often licensed professional nurses with advanced degrees and extensive patient care experience, social workers, nurses without advanced degrees, and other healthcare-related professionals also serve in this role. Case managers typically do not provide direct patient care, but are responsible for a caseload of 10-15 clients for whom they will coordinate care during the clients' hospitalization while also assisting with discharge planning. It is critical to collect and document baseline data for those conditions in the client population selected by the facility for case management.
D) Although case managers are often licensed professional nurses with advanced degrees and extensive patient care experience, social workers, nurses without advanced degrees, and other healthcare-related professionals also serve in this role. Case managers typically do not provide direct patient care, but are responsible for a caseload of 10-15 clients for whom they will coordinate care during the clients' hospitalization while also assisting with discharge planning. It is critical to collect and document baseline data for those conditions in the client population selected by the facility for case management.

The Nurse Educator Is Teaching a Management and Leadership Class