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?

A. Establishing trust and rapport: Establishing trust happens in the orientation phase, not the working phase. B. Implementing interventions and treatment plans: The working phase focuses on active interventions, therapy, and progress toward client goals, making it the most intensive phase of the nurse-client relationship. C. Evaluating the effectiveness of interventions: Evaluation happens in the termination phase, where progress is assessed, and the relationship is closed. D. Assessing the client's health needs: Assessment occurs in the orientation phase, where the nurse gathers initial data and sets goals.