What is 1 SMART goal related to the patient problem of being a fall risk? (SMART- Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Result Focused, and Timely). Must fit each of the 5 "SMART" categories!
Eg. To reduce fall rate to less than 10%among elderly in old age homes by the end of this year after implementing fall prevention practices.
goals should be specific, measurable,attainable, result focused and timely bound.
like in example stated above
What is 1 SMART goal related to the patient problem of being a fall risk? (SMART-...
What is a specific, measurable, attainable, result focused, and timely goal for a patient who is a fall risk? (must be all these 5 things!)
What are 2 concepts related to the patient problem of being a fall risk?
What medications are related to a patient being a fall risk?
please provide short term and long term goal for this nursing diagnosis. Goals must be SMART. Specific for the patient,Measurable , Attainable, Reliable and Timed: Disturbed Body Image r/t altered body structure 2' presence of stoma AEB verbalization of fear and rejection and negative feeling about the body.
What are subjective data and objective data that are related to the patient problem of being a fall risk?
What are diagnostic tests and lab tests related to addressing the patient problem of being a fall risk?
restate 5 poorly worded goals as smart goals Question Completion Status: Guidelines for writing SMART goals: Specific Measurable Attainable Goals should be stated in specific rather than vague terms Whenever possible, goals should be measurable, or quantifiable. Goals should be challenging but realistic and attainable Only a few goals should be chosen; they should be results oriented; and they should support the organization's vision. Goals should specify the target dates or deadline dates for when they are to be attained...
SMART is defined as: Specific – be able to target a specific area for improvement. Measurable – be able to quantify or at least suggest an indicator of progress. Assignable – specify who will do it. Realistic – state what results can realistically be achieved, with the available resources. Time-related – specify when the result(s) can be achieved. Discuss whether the SMART goal is appropriate for the use of systems engineering. Explain in detail how each of the letters is...
Pleaase help Please help me about this care map for 3 problem Patient Problem #1 Risk for Falls (highest priority) includes: 1. Nursing diagnosis 2. Supporting evidence (subjective and objective data) 3. One SMART* goal. 4. Minimum of 3 EB* interventions. Patient Problem #2 Risk for Electrolyte imbalance (highest priority) includes: 1. Nursing diagnosis 2. Supporting evidence (subjective and objective data) 3. One SMART* goal. 4. Minimum of 3 EB* interventions. Patient Problem #3 Impaired Memory (highest priority) includes: 1. Nursing diagnosis ...
what current nursing or healthcare related research supports the need for National Patient Safety Goal of identifying mental health patient at risk for suicide? please provide citations