Structuring Your Restorative Nursing Program-2
Setting Goals •A goal is defined as “an end to which an effort is directed”. •All goals should be measurable & objective •Each resident will have long term and short term goals •Achievable goals should be set Long Term Goals Long term goals are the projected result of efforts focused on where
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GENERAL OVERVIEW - Nebraska Health Care Association
www.nehca.org(b) Restorative nursing services may be provided by the nursing staff according to the care plan. These services shall include, but not limited to , the following: 1. Range of motion to prevent contracture. 2. Bowel and bladder training to restore continence. 3. Self-help skill training. 4.
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