that fields will remain open to chart in for the purpose of charting on an infiltrated site, etc… fields will collapse when not charted in for 72 hours. SHOW slide #32 Charting Priority Problems and Short Term Goals An interdisciplinary Plan of Care is started at admission and charted through discharge. It has several components including the orders, sometimes a pathway, the nursing priority problems, and the associated short term goals. The RN identifies the problems after assessment and will identify 2-3 to focus on and denote as Priority Problems. Once Priority Problems are identified, a term goal is developed for that shift. At the end of the the goals are evaluated as achieved or not and are charted with met, not met or improving statuses. A nursing Summary is developed and charted to quickly events that occurred on the shift. Priority Problem and Nursing Summary are displayed to providers. Priority problems and are set for each patient throughout each shift. 2 to 3 priority problems should be identified per patient per
that fields will remain open to chart in for the purpose of charting on an infiltrated site, etc… fields will collapse when not charted in for 72 hours. SHOW slide #32 Charting Priority Problems and Short Term Goals An interdisciplinary Plan of Care is started at admission and charted through discharge. It has several components including the orders, sometimes a pathway, the nursing priority problems, and the associated short term goals. The RN identifies the problems after assessment and will identify 2-3 to focus on and denote as Priority Problems. Once Priority Problems are identified, a term goal is developed for that shift. At the end of the the goals are evaluated as achieved or not and are charted with met, not met or improving statuses. A nursing Summary is developed and charted to quickly events that occurred on the shift. Priority Problem and Nursing Summary are displayed to providers. Priority problems and are set for each patient throughout each shift. 2 to 3 priority problems should be identified per patient per
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