The nurse is preparing to transition a patient with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease from a rehabilitation facility back to home. What preparations has the nurse made to support this patient's transition? Select all that apply.
A. Creating an evidence-based plan of care
B. Scheduling healthcare provider visits
C. Reviewing health insurance coverage plans
D. Submitting facility charges to Medicare
E. Instructing on symptoms to report
Answer: E
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