In the CFRP framework, professional role competencies emphasize the practitioner’s role within a treatment team, which includes facilitating family-driven care. Practitioners support family communication about medication concerns, helping families express questions and preferences to medical professionals. The CFRP study guide states, “As treatment team members, practitioners play a critical role in supporting family communication about medication concerns, ensuring families are informed and engaged.” Managing medication (option B) or recommending discontinuation (option D) falls to medical professionals, not CFRP practitioners. Providing subjective assessments of side-effects (option C) is not a primary role, as this requires clinical expertise beyond the practitioner’s scope.

CFRP Study Guide (Section on Professional Role Competencies): “Practitioners contribute to treatment teams by supporting family communication about medication concerns, fostering informed decision-making.”