Asuccessful discharge includes effective planning. identifying and meeting client needs beyond the acute care facility reduce readmissions. which nursing role is of great importance to this success?

Coordinator.

Explanation:

After the complete and successful treatment of the patient, he can be discharged from the hospital. The discharge papers need to be properly prepared before the patient's discharge.

The patients must be discharge after the proper consideration from the hospital management. The doctors and nurses must show peaceful coordination between them and with the patient. This coordination is very important for the communication with the patient.

Thus, the answer is coordinator.

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