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Acting as a client advocate
                    Integrating advance directives into the plan of care
                    Becoming familiar with the emergency response plan
                    Delegating client care activities and providing continuity of care
                    Ensuring ethical practices are implemented
                    Ensuring informed consent has been obtained
                    Ensuring legal rights and responsibilities are maintained
                    Collaborating with interprofessional teams
                    Establishing priorities related to client care activities
                    Instituting quality improvement procedures
                    Integrating case management concepts
                    Maintaining confidentiality and information security issues related to the
                       client’s health care
                    Supervising the delivery of client care
                    Triaging clients
                    Upholding client rights
                    Using information technology in a confidential manner
                    Using leadership and management skills effectively


               Health Promotion and Maintenance


                    Considering cultural, religious, and spiritual issues related to family systems
                       and family planning
                    Considering personal viewpoints and individualized health care needs of
                       special population groups
                    Identifying high-risk behaviors of the client
                    Performing physical assessment techniques
                    Promoting health and preventing disease
                    Promoting the client’s ability to perform self-care
                    Providing health screening and health promotion programs
                    Respecting client preferences and lifestyle choices


               Psychosocial Integrity


                    Addressing needs based on the client’s preferences and beliefs
                    Assessing the use of effective coping mechanisms
                    Becoming aware of personal, cultural, religious, and spiritual preferences and
                       incorporating these preferences when planning and implementing care
                    Identifying abuse and neglect issues
                    Identifying clients who do not speak or understand English and determining
                       how language needs will be met by the use of agency-approved interpreters
                    Identifying family dynamics as they relate to the client
                    Identifying support systems for the client
                    Providing a therapeutic environment and building a relationship based on trust



               Physiological Integrity



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