Structured Care Methodologies (SCMs) are interprofessional tools that are used to:
A. Identify the best practice and facilitate standardization of care.
B. Monitor client care more effectively.
C. Measure and analyze success of an outcome.
D. Assist employees with wellness and prevention of injuries.
ANS: A
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