Spotting Change Early: What Notes Can Tell You Between Reviews
Small changes in routines, appetite or mobility often appear in notes before they reach a review.
Read Across the Notes
A single note rarely shows a trend. A fortnight of notes might show reduced appetite, new reluctance to walk or more unsettled nights. Reading across entries helps staff raise a question sooner.
Raise It, Do Not Diagnose It
A pattern is a prompt for assessment by the right professional, not a conclusion. Record what was noticed and who it was passed to.
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