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When taking decision about which nurse should be assigned with client need involves three main factors.
- Nurse factors
- Client factors
- Environmental factors
Client factors includes the following
1. Complexity:
- The degree to which a client’s condition and care requirements are identifiable and established
- the sum of the variables influencing a client’s current health status, and the variability of a client’s condition or care requirements.
2. Predictability: the extent to which a client’s outcomes and future care requirements can be anticipated.
3. Risk of negative outcomes: the likelihood that a client will experience a negative outcome as a result of the client’s health condition or as a response to treatment.
When the results are anticipated or can't anticipated nurse uses the client factor predictability.
Answer is Predictability
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