Which use of touch is most appropriate in patient-centered care?

A. Not all clients are comfortable with physical contact, and it can violate personal or cultural boundaries. B. Patient-centered care emphasizes respect for individual values, needs, and preferences, including comfort with physical contact. C. While boundaries must be respected, appropriate and therapeutic touch can enhance communication and emotional support. D. Touch, when used appropriately, can convey compassion and support that written communication alone cannot.