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Which type of care facility is considered long term care?
What is a key characteristic of a client-directed care plan?
Which healthcare member is primarily responsible for nursing diagnosis in a care plan?
In the community setting, what is one major difference when creating care plans compared to facilities?
Which of the following best describes 'objective data' in observations?
What does an effective care plan help provide across all shifts?
Who among the following contributes to the care plan by addressing financial and social needs?
Which step follows 'Assessment' in the care planning process for facilities?
Which senses are NOT typically used during observation?
Which document might a PSW use to track daily client activities?
What is one important factor to consider for effective planning?
What role do PSWs play in the care planning process?
Short term care includes hospitals and adult day programs.
Care plans are confidential documents used exclusively by doctors.
Subjective data is information observed directly by healthcare providers.
Case managers in community settings may work with multiple agencies to coordinate care.
Nursing diagnosis is created by social workers in the care planning process.
Written care plans are sometimes called service agreements.
Observation during care planning relies on sight, hearing, touch, and smell.
The evaluation step in facility care planning occurs before implementation.
Progress notes, incident reports, and graphic sheets can be part of documentation a PSW uses.
Household and social care can include child support while a parent recovers.
Care plans never change once written because client needs remain constant.
Dietitians contribute to care plans by addressing special diets for clients.
Which of the following is a type of long term care facility?
What type of care plan allows the client to be actively involved in creating their own plan?
Social workers play a role in care planning by addressing physical health needs exclusively.
Written care plans are sometimes referred to as service agreements in healthcare settings.