Reporting and Documenting Client Care
Rule # 2: Keep Your Documentation and/or Reporting Consistent Documentation and reporting is consistent when it remains true to: • The client’s care plan and directions given to you by your supervisor • Physician, nursing and other medical provider orders • The observations that you and your coworkers have made about the same client • Your workplace policies found in the …
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