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Just want everyone's opinion. I am currently
in the process of completing RAPS on a resident who had a significant
improvement due to many improvments with ADL's this assessment is replacing a
already scheduled quarterly. Between the A3a date and R2B date the resident
fell, banged her head has a subdural hematoma and has had a notable significant
decline in numerous areas. Should I just include this information in my raps I'm
doing now, or do another significant change assessment. I don't know whether she
will improve again or not. She is a little better, but I doubt she'll be back to
her prior level of functioning in 14 days. Thanks in advance
Kristen Tryba RN
Resident Assessment Coordinator
Heart of America Medical Center
701-776-5455 ext 146
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- RE: Significant Change Brenda Chance
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- Re: Significant Change Michelle Witges
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- Re: Significant change Michelle Witges
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