The nurse notes that a patient with osteoarthritis receiving transition care has achieved the goals for this care delivery approach. What did the nurse observe to come to this conclusion? Select all that apply.

A. Oldest daughter moved out of the patient's home
B. Monthly pension from previous employer reduced
C. Safety bars installed in the bathroom
D. Adhering to exercise, pain medication, and dietary plans
E. Last hospitalization for treatment from a fall 9 months ago


Answer: E

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