PRACTICE STANDARD Documentation, Revised 2008
Nursing documentation is an important component of nursing practice and the interprofessional documentation that occurs within the client1 3 health record. Documentation—whether paper, electronic, audio or visual— is used to monitor a client’s progress and communicate with other care providers. It also reflects the nursing care that is
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