MC Evaluation of long-term and short-term criteria for a home visit is important because it
A. Indicates whether reimbursement will be provided to the agency.
B. Allows for tracking utilization of supplies for home visits.
C. Determines the effectiveness and appropriateness of the interventions and the client's response.
D. Determines whether the interventions are at the primary, secondary, or tertiary level.
C. Determines the effectiveness and appropriateness of the interventions and the client's response.
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