During the working phase of the nursing relationship, the nurse and client work together to achieve the client's goals. What is the primary focus of this phase?

The primary focus of the working phase of the nursing relationship is implementing interventions and treatment plans. During this phase, the nurse and client collaborate to address the client's goals through action and problem-solving. This involves putting into action the agreed-upon interventions and treatment plans that were developed in the previous phases. The nurse actively engages with the client to promote positive outcomes and progress towards achieving the established goals. Establishing trust and rapport (Option A) is crucial in the initial phase, not the working phase. Evaluating effectiveness of interventions (Option C) occurs after implementation. Assessing the client's health needs (Option D) is typically done in the assessment phase.