Client Madison is a 15-year-old female who comes to the clinic to see the nurse. She is shy and embarrassed, but she confides that her new boyfriend asked her to come in to be tested. She is very much in love and states that “her boyfriend will not have physical contact with her until she is seen by someone”. She is not sure why, but he mentioned chlamydia. Suggest one intervention that would make the plan more patient-centered and provide a rationale for your suggestion?

Client Madison is a 15-year-old female who comes to the clinic to see the nurse. She is shy and embarrassed, but she confides that her new boyfriend asked her to come in to be tested. She is very much in love and states that “her boyfriend will not have physical contact with her until she is seen by someone”. She is not sure why, but he mentioned chlamydia. Suggest one intervention that would make the plan more patient-centered and provide a rationale for your suggestion?

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