Which of the following interventions would best help to maintain a dying client's dignity and sense of self-worth?

A) Allow the client to make choices and set timetables for scheduled activities
B) Suggest that the client die quietly at home in a familiar environment
C) Have other terminally ill individuals visit the client
D) Schedule uninterrupted quiet time for the client to reflect on her past

Allowing the client to make choices and set timetables for scheduled activities can help maintain their sense of autonomy and control, which can in turn help to sustain their sense of dignity and self-worth. This can contribute to the client's overall comfort and quality of life during their end-of-life care. The other options may have their own benefits, but they do not necessarily address the client's need for dignity and self-worth.