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The
Importance of Observation and Documentation

Contributor:
Jetta Fuzy, RN, MS
Pages: 74
Learning Activities/Games: 8
Reproducible Handouts: 22
Transparency Masters: 15
Price: $34.95 less discount

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If you didn't
document it, you didn't do it! This SourceBook will help your aides learn
and remember the importance of observing and documenting accurately and
thoroughly. Choose from lesson plans for 10 learning objectives covering:
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The aide's role in documentation
v Common documentation forms
v Confidentiality and legal aspects of documentation
v Reasons for careful documentation
v Basic observation skills
v Signs and symptoms to observe
v Important guidelines to follow
v Spelling, grammar, and common abbreviations
v Incident reporting and recording

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Readings, Learning Activities, and Assessments for Nursing Assistants
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