The nurse is referring to a document that identifies the care a patient is planned to receive according to specific time frames and reflects the best utilization of resources. The nurse is functioning within the care delivery model of:
1. Case management.
2. Primary nursing.
3. Functional nursing.
4. Case method.
Case management.
Rationale: Case management is a delivery system that focuses on the achievement of patient outcomes within effective and appropriate time frames and resources. Primary nursing is a delivery system where the nurse has 24-hour accountability for a group of patients, from admission to discharge. Functional nursing is the assignment of tasks to accomplish patient care. Case method is the responsibility for patient care while assigned or while on duty.
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