While in a therapeutic group, two clients get into a heated debate over politics that turns aggressive. The nurse makes the decision to have both patients removed from the group session. The nurse has demonstrated which leadership style?

Choice A Reason:
An interprofessional team can lead to a decrease in the number of referrals needed for the client because multiple health care providers from different specialties are working collaboratively. This team approach can address various aspects of a client's care simultaneously, reducing the need for external consultations.

Choice B Reason:
While an interprofessional team may streamline care, it does not necessarily decrease the number of visits to the client by staff. Each professional has a role that requires direct interaction with the client, and the frequency of these visits depends on the client's needs and the care plan.

Choice C Reason:
Efficiency in client care services is a key benefit of an interprofessional team. By working together, team members can coordinate care, share information quickly, and make decisions more effectively, leading to better client outcomes and a more efficient use of resources.

Choice D Reason:
An increase in length of stay is not a benefit of an interprofessional team. In fact, effective interprofessional collaboration can lead to a decrease in length of stay by optimizing care, preventing complications, and facilitating timely interventions.

Choice A reason:
Providing reading material about the surgery can be informative, but it may not be the best approach for someone who is already very nervous. It could potentially increase anxiety if the information is overwhelming or if the client misinterprets the material.

Choice B reason:
Suggesting a walk could serve as a distraction and help to calm the client's nerves. However, it might not address the underlying anxiety about the surgery itself. It's a temporary measure that doesn't offer emotional support or address the client's immediate concerns.

Choice C reason:
Referring the client to the pastoral care team could be beneficial if the client is seeking spiritual support or comfort. However, this should be based on the client's personal preferences and beliefs, and it may not be the most direct way to address the client's stated nervousness.

Choice D reason:
Engaging the client in a conversation about their feelings provides an opportunity for emotional support and can help the nurse understand the client's specific fears. This approach can lead to a more personalized care plan to alleviate anxiety.