Your pharmacy can provide you with a good one.
We observe three times and then allow
them to self administer. We then have the nurses document weekly how
they are doing and incorporate it into the monthly documentation. The
MDS coordinator evaluates quarterly and annually doing a self administration
assessment for the record.
Heidi
Heidi
Ebertowski,R.N.
MDS
Care Coordinator
Valley
Memorial Homes
Grand
Forks, ND
(701)787-7937
fax (701)787-7901
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Could anyone help me out with a
good tool for deciding whether someone could safely give their own
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