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A client is a person with whom the nurse is engaged in a therapeutic relationship. In most circumstances, the client is an individual but the client may also include family members and/or substitute decision-makers. The client can also be a group (e.g., therapy), community (e.g., public health) or population (e.g., children with diabetes).
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