A nurse is providing care to a school-aged child who has uncontrolled asthma. The child's parent does not seem engaged in the child's treatment during the hospitalization and states that the child manages their care with little assistance from them. Which of the following nursing interventions is most appropriate?

A. While child protective services may be necessary in cases of abuse or neglect, it is premature to take this action without understanding the family's dynamics and assessing the parent’s knowledge and skills regarding asthma management. B. Providing a detailed medication schedule and healthcare provider information is helpful but does not actively engage the parent in the child's care or education about asthma management. C. Empowering the parent through comprehensive education will foster engagement and collaboration, equipping them with the knowledge needed to support their child's asthma management effectively at home. D. Reviewing the asthma action plan is important, but it should involve both the child and parent to ensure that the parent is actively engaged and understands how to implement the plan.