Why Is It Important to Document Instructions Provided to the Patient

question 29

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to document instructions provided to the patient?

• A) To ensure that the patient understands the instructions provided
• B) To protect the provider legally if the patient is harmed by not following the instructions
• C) To ensure that the patient follows the instructions
• D) To provide a record for the insurance company

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