The director of a workshop program tells the nurse that the client with schizophrenia had done well for 6 months until last week, when a new person started at the workshop. This new person worked...

The director of a workshop program tells the nurse that the client with schizophrenia had done well for 6 months until last week, when a new person started at the workshop. This new person worked faster than the client did and took his place as leader of the group. Based on this information, which of the following interventions is most appropriate?

1. Make a home visit and tell the client that if he does not return to the workshop, he will lose his place there.

2. Ask the director to assign the client to another work group when he returns to the workshop.

3. Make an appointment to meet the client at the mental health center and ask him about the situation.

4. Arrange for the placement of the client in a skill-training program.