Your care plan is to be completed by the 7th day of your full admission (PPS), whether you decide to do a full admit on the 5th or 14th day. Normally, I complete the full admit on the 14day, leaving me 7 days to complete the c/p which works out to be usually the 21st day. If the resident leaves on this day, I don't do a full care plan. I utilize my care plan jacket that I designed that has all the info r/t the MDS when the resident first comes in, update it as they improve, decline or w/changes. Anytime you do a significant change, annual, admission, whether long term or PPS, I complete the care plan by the 7th day of completion. On my qtrs, my ard date that I utilize, allows me 7 days to complete as well. You can always complete a care plan at any time prior to the 7 days, I do that a lot as well.


Claudia Farrell, RN

>From: "Holly McGran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: "AANAC List Serve (E-mail)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: RE: Scheduling of care plans
>Date: Tue, 2 Mar 2004 09:37:51 -0500
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> Can someone on the listserve please address the scheduling of the careplans. Some of us were under the impression that the 1st care plan was to be completed by 21 days from admission date and the next care plan was 90 days from admission, therefore you would always have 2 care plans within the first quarter of admission. Reading the MDS manual we can not find anything that refers to that? Any information on scheduling care plans would be appreciated. Thank you in advance.
>Holly McGran MSN RN
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