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not assist others to pursue theirs.
                                                             c. Avoiders postpone dealing with the
                                                                issue.
                                             2. Accommodation
                                                             a. Accommodators neglect their own
                                                                needs, goals, or concerns (unassertive)
                                                                while trying to satisfy those of others.
                                                             b. Accommodators obey and serve others
                                                                and often feel resentment and
                                                                disappointment because they “get
                                                                nothing in return.”
                                             3. Competition
                                                             a. Competitors pursue their own needs
                                                                and goals at the expense of others.
                                                             b. Competitors also may stand up for
                                                                rights and defend important
                                                                principles.
                                             4. Compromise
                                                             a. Compromisers are assertive and
                                                                cooperative.
                                                             b. Compromisers work creatively and
                                                                openly to find the solution that most
                                                                fully satisfies all important objectives
                                                                and goals to be achieved.

                            XI. Roles of Health Care Team Members

                                A. Nurse roles are as follows:
                                             1. Promote health and prevent disease
                                             2. Provide comfort and care to clients
                                             3. Make decisions
                                             4. Act as client advocate
                                             5. Lead and manage the nursing team
                                             6. Serve as case manager
                                             7. Function as a rehabilitator
                                             8. Communicate effectively
                                             9. Educate clients, families, and communities and health
                                                care team members
                                           10. Act as a resource person
                                           11. Allocate resources in a cost-effective manner
                                B. Primary health care provider (PHCP): A PHCP or specialist
                                   diagnoses and treats disease.
                                C. Physician’s assistant
                                             1. A physician’s assistant (PA) acts to a limited extent in
                                                the role of the physician during the physician’s
                                                absence.
                                             2. The PA conducts physical examinations, performs
                                                diagnostic procedures, assists in the operating room
                                                and emergency department, and performs treatments.


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