A nurse has been caring for a client in a healthcare facility. Which step should the nurse
take when planning for discharge planning for the client?
A) Change the goals that were unmet
B) Set new goals after the old ones are met
C) Note the unresolved problems in the care plan
D) Review if care has helped the client realize self-care goals
B
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