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The family of an older client in a nursing home feels that the client has not been treated fairly and that the client's rights have been violated. Which of the following would be the best action for the family to take?

▸ Remove the client from the facility.

▸ Call the local ombudsman and report the information.

▸ Hire a lawyer to obtain information about the client's care.

▸ Request a copy of the client's medical record and determine if appropriate care has been given.

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