What is one advantage of problem-intervention-evaluation (PIE) charting?
a. Focuses on a complete list of client problems
b. Assesses the client in a comprehensive manner
c. Documents the planning portion of the client's care
d. Establishes an ongoing plan of care for the client
D
The PIE charting format organizes information by the client's problems and requires a daily assessment record and progress notes, thus eliminating the need for a nursing care plan. It documents, in a comprehensive manner, the client information. It does not assess the client.
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