Final answer:
The value not included in the RNAO Client Centred Care Guideline is 'Nurses coordinate care of the health care team.' Client-centered care emphasizes values such as human dignity, clients as leaders, respect, and universal access, grounded in care ethics.
Step-by-step explanation:
The RNAO (Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario) Client Centred Care Guideline is grounded in a set of values and beliefs that are fundamental to providing compassionate and effective care in nursing. Among the list provided in the question, the value that is NOT one of those core values and beliefs is e. Nurses coordinate care of the health care team. This statement, while it may describe a role that nurses sometimes take on, does not represent a value or belief intrinsic to the RNAO's guidelines on client-centered care.
Client-centered care is underpinned by values such as Human Dignity, viewing Clients as leaders in their own care, Respect for clients' needs and preferences, and Responsiveness and Universal Access to care. These reflect a commitment to care ethics, emphasizing traits like compassion, sympathy, kindness, and responsibility, prioritizing the values of care in decision-making processes over strict adherence to principles or rules.