RE: acceptable careplan goal on regards to falls

[Kathleen Nannie RN,C]

I read the goals, and I liked them, except they are not measurable. We're at 
a point that everything must measurable in a certain time frame and by the 
patient. Correct?
Kathleen Nannie RNAC-C,C


From: "Laurie L Swanke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: acceptable careplan goal on regards to falls
Date: Tue, 24 Feb 2004 20:40:42 -0600
Will have fall risks minimized or will have risk of fall related injuries
minimized are goals I have used.
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Subject: Re: acceptable careplan goal on regards to falls
Try Freedom from falls and injury.
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Subject: acceptable careplan goal on regards to falls
> I know "no falls" and " no injuries" are not acceptable goals for fall
> careplans - so what is an acceptable goal?
> Thanks
>
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Kathleen Nannie RNAC,C

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