Which of the following is not appropriate in writing client-centered measurable outcomes?
A) The client or a part of the client
B) A flexible time frame
C) Observable, measurable terms
D) The action the client will perform
Ans: B
In writing client-centered measurable outcomes, a target time is required. This target time specifies when the client is expected to be able to achieve the outcome. The other options given (the client or part of the client; observable and measurable terms; the action the patient will perform) are all part of client-centered measurable outcomes.
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