The nurse is coordinating care for patients within a patient-centered medical home (PCMH). Which action should the nurse prepare to complete when functioning in this role?
1. Communicate with the patient after discharge.
2. Monitor the implementation of the plan of care.
3. Manage the accuracy, timeliness, and cost of care.
4. Develop the plan of care with the patient and family.
5. Collaborate with the patient to implement the plan of care.
Ans:
1. Communicate with the patient after discharge.
2. Monitor the implementation of the plan of care.
3. Manage the accuracy, timeliness, and cost of care.
5. Collaborate with the patient to implement the plan of care.
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