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Documentation and effective patient care planning
Home Care Provider, 1996The creation of effective home care documentation serves many important purposes. From a payor perspective, such as Medicare, the clinical documentation can provide the basis for covered care. On the other hand, poor documentation can raise questions about medical necessity and even eligibility criteria, such as the patient's homebound status ...
T M, Marrelli, L S, Hilliard
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Nursing Care Plans: Guidelines for Planning Patient Care
AORN Journal, 1989Nursing Care Plans: Guidelines for Planning Patient Care, second ed. By Marilynn E. Doenges, Mary Frances Moorhouse, Alice C.
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Patient assessment and care planning: sexuality
Nursing Standard, 2000In this article the author examines the purpose of discussing relationships and sexuality at initial patient assessment. Issues such as confidentiality, referral to specialist services and, most importantly, the benefit to the patient are discussed. The article begins with a definition of sexuality and describes a problem-solving approach which, with ...
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Support staff will plan patient care
Nursing Standard, 2009The RCN has renewed its calls for the regulation of healthcare support workers following the publication last week of standards for assistant practitioners (APs).
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The Patient-Driven Interdisciplinary Care Plan
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 1994Given the paradigm shift to patient-focused care, the Patient-Driven Interdisciplinary Care Plan is the next, natural evolutionary step for the healthcare industry. The plan, based on four underlying principles, is presented, along with preliminary impressions of staff members and patients on one pilot unit.
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Doing care plans in patient conferences
Social Science & Medicine. Part A: Medical Psychology & Medical Sociology, 1980Abstract Staffings are conferences, common to human service institutions, where professional staff members deliberate over aspects of client care. This paper describes the social organization of care planning conferences in nursing homes. The working question is how do participants formulate reasonable and acceptable care plans when they bring to ...
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Nursing Care Plans: Guidelines for Planning and Documenting Patient Care
AORN Journal, 1994Nursing Care Plans: Guidelines for Planning and Documenting Patient Care, third ed By Marilynn E. Doenges, Mary Frances Moorhouse, Alice C.
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Automating Patient Care Planning
Nursing Management (Springhouse), 1985C A, Albrecht, A M, Lieske
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Nursing care plan/patient teaching plan.
ANNA journal, 1989Nurses will play a vital role in monitoring and educating the patient receiving Epoetin alfa. Nursing understanding of the patient management aspects of Epoetin alfa therapy will assist in the ultimate goal of maintaining the hematocrit at an acceptable level.
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