How to Evaluate Care Plans & Write Quarterly Reviews
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There is no right way or only way to write a care plan. So long as you communicate objectives and interventions clearly and evaluate regularly, you're on the right track!
Evaluation is the act of assessing a Care Plan to determine its worth. With regular evaulation and quarterly reviews, a care plan is an invaluable tool for residents, staff and family members.
In this article we cover:
- Evaluation Categories (Forumative & Summative)
- The Benefits of Evaluating Care Plans
- Planning a Care Plan Evaluation
- Collection of data
- Analysis of data
- Writing Quarterly Reviews
- Quarterly Review Samples
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Thank you for this information. Really useful.
Thanks for your feedback Simonne!
This looks great would be awesome for Residential Care - congratulations -
I have only done a c4 health and Leisure course finished end of last yr.. haven't actually worked as one yet I do homecare at moment.. but i would suggest maybe starting with the 5 senses, using main headings in care plans, review forms etc and brainstorming maybe even in a group or with a friend and see how many descriptive and appropriate words you can come up with.
Thanks for mentioning this Stephanie, I too would find it useful if there was a list of key words to draw from especially when writing a review. Even though all our residents are individual and their needs are varied I often find I am using the same words continuously. This too is mainly due to time constraints when attending to the paperwork side of things....
kind regards Ell
This will be a helpful guide. Although, I would like to see more Quarterly Review Samples, and a list of key words used when writing a Review.
Personally, I struggle to find the appropriate terminology to string together, to reflect a professional statement. Whilst we are all working within time lines and precious little time, this would be helpful.
with many thanks.
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