Patient Progress Evaluation
Process of assessing whether a patient is progressing toward established care goals.
Definition
Patient Progress Evaluation is the process of assessing whether a patient is progressing toward established care goals.
Why it matters
Regular evaluation helps clinicians determine whether interventions remain appropriate and whether the care plan needs revision.
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