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(Nursing diagnosis [NANDA List] plus etiology) NOT. doctor’s diagnosis . Only one diagnosis per page . PATIENT GOALS/ OUTCOME . CRITERIA ----- Goal Statement . Outcome criteria define goals. They define what will be observed when goal is met . Provide time frame . Are measurable . Both goals and outcome criteria stated as behavioral objective ...
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