After the Review: Making Sure the Plan Actually Changes
A review that does not change anything is just a meeting. Closing the loop between decisions and daily practice.
Update, Communicate, Confirm
Once decisions are made, update the plan, tell the staff who deliver the care and confirm the change is happening. Superseded instructions should be clearly retired.
Check It Stuck
A few weeks later, look at the notes. Are staff doing what the new plan says? If not, find out why before assuming it is a training issue.
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