Which action promotes residents' rights to physical intimacy?

Providing clients with a do not disturb sign to hang on their door is an action that enhances residents' rights to physical intimacy. This allows residents to have private moments without interruptions, promoting a sense of autonomy and respect for their personal space. It gives them the ability to control their environment and protect their privacy while engaging in intimate relationships, which is a vital aspect of their emotional and psychological well-being.

Creating an environment that respects and supports residents’ rights to engage in physical intimacy is crucial in a skilled care unit. This can enhance their quality of life and uphold their dignity by allowing them personal freedoms that are often taken for granted.

Other actions, while important for maintaining privacy and communication about policies, do not directly promote residents' rights to physical intimacy in the same tangible way that allowing them to signal for privacy does.