In the UK, a nurse finds that a patient's current care plan does not reflect a new mobility risk identified during assessment. What should the nurse do?
Correct answer: A. Update the plan or arrange its update and communicate the risk
- A. Update the plan or arrange its update and communicate the risk
- B. Continue the existing plan until the next scheduled review
- C. Record the risk only in a personal notebook for later use
- D. Wait for the patient to fall before requesting a change
Explanation
Practising effectively includes assessing needs, responding to changes and communicating relevant information. A current care plan helps the team provide safe, coordinated care, so the identified risk should be acted on promptly.
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