This report details a 30-minute telephonic interview with a 68-year-old retired school teacher, Clara, who is managing multiple chronic illnesses: type 1 diabetes, hypertension, and COPD. The interview explores Clara's medical history, including pathophysiology and pharmacological data, along with the impact of her chronic conditions on her and her family. The RLT model of nursing is implemented to relate the collected information, followed by the establishment of goals using NSQHS standards. The report outlines nursing care priorities, goals of care, and health education needs, emphasizing interventions like patient airway and breathing management, nutritional support, and spiritual/psychological support, and the importance of patient education. The conclusion reflects on the effectiveness of the telephonic interview approach and its potential to improve patient care and nursing support. The report also includes references to support the analysis and interventions discussed.