By
Haley
Recreation Therapist And Writer
Recreation Therapist And Writer
5 Best Practice Documentation Habits
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If you didn’t document it, it didn’t happen. Even if you’ve only been working in senior care for a few months, you have probably heard this saying.
Documentation is an important part of our roles as Activity Professionals, but honestly, it can also feel like charting and documenting takes you away from your residents more than you would like.
In this article we cover:
- Why Documentation Is Important
- Common Documentation Challenges
- Getting It Done: 5 Documentation Best Practices
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