Regarding nurse-client interactions

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Regarding nurse-client interactions, King (1981) stated that: (a) individuals have a right to participate in decisions that influence their lives, their health, and community services; (b) individuals have a right to accept or reject care; and (c) goals of health professionals and goals of recipients of health care may not be congruent. Use King's theory of goal attainment to describe how and why you involve patients in their care.

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