Why may client advocacy be difficult for nurses?

A) The patient navigator is the person responsible for client advocacy.
B) Being an advocate may create conflict with other team members.
C) Advocacy conflicts with the utilitarian values of nursing.
D) Nurses do not have the appropriate education to be client advocates.

Client advocacy may create conflicts between nurses and other healthcare professionals, such as physicians, who may have different opinions on what is best for the client. Nurses also have to balance advocacy with other ethical principles, such as maintaining confidentiality and respecting patient autonomy. However, client advocacy is still a crucial aspect of nursing care, and nurses should work to navigate these potential conflicts in the best interest of their clients.